NewCourtland

This evening, Max Kent, Vice President of Operations and Chief Operating Officer at NewCourtland, was honored for his exceptional dedication and significant contributions to the 14th District of the Philadelphia Police Chaplains. The ceremony took place on NewCourtland’s campus and was catered by our culinary team, which did an excellent job.

The Clearfield senior affordable housing project is progressing well! We have successfully added two levels, and the insulation panels are being installed. McDonald Building Company Stone Sherick Consulting Group, LLC.

NewCourtland is a proud sponsor of the Roxborough Memorial Hospital Health & Wellness Fair, which is geared toward seniors and caregivers! Join us on May 1st for a day of opportunities to embrace a healthier, happier you. Let’s celebrate wellness together—we look forward to sharing this informative experience with you! Alison Corter

The elimination of the stress and uncertainty associated with homelessness enables individuals to concentrate on enhancing their overall well-being. This frequently leads to improved mental and physical health outcomes, as individuals can more readily access healthcare and supportive services. We anticipate engaging in further discussions on this important issue with the Camden Coalition.

Today, our residents had the chance to shine at an art show organized by the therapeutic recreation team. It was a joyful celebration of their creativity and a reminder of all the amazing benefits art brings to seniors. One shining star, Mr. Teodecki, a lively 92-year-old from Detroit, not only received a full scholarship to the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts back in 1950 but also had an inspiring career. After completing his studies, he returned to Detroit and launched a creative business, teaming up with car companies to create advertising and promotional illustrations. Many of our residents worked with The Center For Emerging Visual Artists to create a "like" bust of themselves, which was beautifully displayed here. This art program offers a vibrant space for social interaction, creating a sense of purpose and belonging within the community. Ultimately, art contributes to an improved quality of life and promotes healthy aging, reminding us of creativity's vital role in our lives.

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Aksana Kharko, CPA, to the position of Director of Accounting and Asset Management at NewCourtland. In her new role, Aksana will provide vital leadership in financial reporting, cash flow management, lender relations, financial planning, and tax compliance. With over a decade of experience in the Affordable Housing industry, Aksana's extensive knowledge and expertise will be instrumental in supporting NewCourtland's mission to enhance access to coordinated health, housing, and social services for underserved populations. At the same time, we would like to take a moment to recognize Stephen M. Grim as he transitions from his position within our organization. His contributions have made a significant impact on our projects, particularly in the areas of property management and investment management. We wish him every success in his future endeavors and thank him for his dedication and service to NewCourtland. Please join us in congratulating Aksana on her well-deserved promotion and wishing Stephen the best as he embarks on his new journey.

The NewCourtland team, Stephen M. Grim, John Ungar, Michael P. DeMarco, Tameata Jordan, Aksana Kharko, CPA, and Alexandra Moorhead, with Stone Sherick Consulting Group, LLC. attended the Philadelphia Business Journal's Best Real Estate Deals awards event, where NewCourtland's Clearfield Apartments was selected 1st place in the Affordable Housing category. Clearfield Apartments is a new senior affordable housing complex in Allegheny. It will feature 48 one-bedroom units and is anticipated to open the beginning of 2026.

We had the best time discussing and touring NewCourtland 's first inclusive housing development at 3232 Henry Ave yesterday with the amazing Vidhi Anderson and the development team for HumanGood. HumanGood is on a mission to redefine and redesign what it means to age well. With over 100 affordable housing communities in Washington, PA, California and growing as well as providing residential, assisted living, and memory care. We, at NewCourtland, look forward to continuing to have conversations on how we can do better together, impact policy and create more affordable, quality and cost-effective housing. NewCourtland hopes to encourage appropriate legislation and reallocation of resources needed for equitable health and HumanGood is a strong and mission-driven partner to help older adults live their best lives possible. Russ Mast Joe Duffey Beryl Bannerman, MHA Bob Theil Christopher Chutz Steven May Jack Popper Ennio Rossi Excited to see their staff again at our ribbon-cutting and open house on 4/25!!

Friday was a special day as we celebrated the 75th anniversary of the Philadelphia Senior Center – Avenue of the Arts! With the theme "A Night in White," the DoubleTree by Hilton, Philadelphia, transformed into a beautiful space filled with twinkling lights and lovely white floral arrangements, setting the perfect mood for a wonderful afternoon. The program was filled with warm and heartfelt speeches by community leaders and NewCourtland staff, who shared stories about the center’s amazing history and its important role in the lives of our seniors. Everyone enjoyed a delicious dinner, and once the dance floor opened up, the classic tunes had everyone on their feet, dancing and enjoying every moment. As the night wrapped up, a feeling of togetherness filled the room, making "A Night in White" not just a celebration but a true reflection of the vibrant friendships and lives enriched by the Philadelphia Senior Center over the years. Thank you to everyone who made this a joyful occasion!

Last week, we had the privilege of celebrating our dedicated social workers. Social Work Month is a powerful reminder that genuine compassion flourishes when coupled with purposeful action. Our social workers tirelessly uplift our residents and families, truly embodying this vital connection. And we thank you for all you do!