Fsl Home Improvements

Programs: Through its affiliates, foundation for senior living (fsl) has been caring for arizonans since 1974. We provide a safe home for nearly 900 arizonans each night through the development of both single- and multi-family homes and the management of multi-family affordable housing complexes and residential behavioral health group homes. Additionally, we train and monitor sponsors of the adult foster care and adult behavioral health therapeutic home programs. In fiscal year 2016-17, we provided more than 700,000 meals to families in need via our rural food pantries, congregate and home-delivered meal programs. (continued on schedule o)home and community-based services are provided to enhance independence for people of all ages, including adult day health care, medicare-certified home health care and non-medical home care services. Moreover, we educate clients, family and professional caregivers and members of the community in an effort to empower them to maintain and enhance independence for themselves, their loved ones and their clients. Please see schedule r for related entities. Since 2002, fsl home improvements has been providing emergency, minor and major repairs, renovations and energy conservation services to low income households throughout maricopa county. In fye 2017, fsl home improvements served 1,205 households. As the arizona sponsor of the home performance with energystar program we reported 5,240 energy audits to the environmental protection agency with 2,513 jobs completed. Fsl home improvements operates the southwest building science training center which provides classroom and hands-on training to support new department of energy initiatives and local utility energy efficiency programs. In fye 2017, 1,714 hours of training were provided to 251 students.

fsl home improvements operates the southwest building science training center which provides classroom and hands-on training to support new department of energy initiatives and local utility energy efficiency programs. In fye 2017, 1,714 hours of training were provided to 251 students.