While living in Old Louisville's Hillebrand House, residents are encouraged to grow flowers and vegetables in assigned garden plots. Other features include in-house groceries, van outings, a lunch nutrition program, and a beauty shop. Apartments at these properties feature three nutritious meals served daily at the resident's table, paid utilities, weekly housekeeping, free transportation, and planned social activities. Lourdes Hall 735 Eastern Pkwy. With mature trees and walking paths surrounding these subsidized apartments, it feels like home.
Residents are within walking distance of grocery stores and other businesses.
Efficiency and one-bedroom apartments are available for 30 percent of yearly income. Activities, such as bingo, holiday dinners, and day outings, are planned by a residents' council. These Old Louisville efficiency and one-bedroom apartments feature paid utilities, appliances, a secure courtyard, a billiards room, a recreation room with exercise machines, a laundromat, and a small grocery store. Located near major medical and shopping areas, this facility is on the public bus line. Shalom Towers, which is open to all denominations, features planned activities such as van outings, movies, and ceramics.