Western Community Housing Inc

Programs: Provision of affordable housing to low-income households:as of january 1, 2016 wch was the managing general partner of 92 low income housing tax credit partnerships ("partnerships"). These 92 partnerships owned 90 affordable housing communities in california and two in arizona that collectively owned approximately 8,369 affordable units. During 2016 wch became the managing general partner of 4 new partnerships adding 3 more affordable communities in california that own or are developing approximately 342 affordable units. During 2016, wch sold 7 affordable communities in calfornia. As a result of these accomplishments, wch was the managing general partner of 89 partnerships by december 31, 2016. These 89 partnerships owned 87 affordable communities in california and two in arizona that collectively owned approximately 7,290 affordable units. Of the 89 affordable communities owned by the partnerships at december 31, 2016, 53 were affordable family communities, 31 were affordable senior communities, and 5 were special needs communities, all with rents limited to low-income households. In the provision of affordable housing, wch recorded $1,042,181 in development fees for the development of the affordable communities and recorded $1,014,311 in management fees for managing the affordable communities in 2016. Wch also recorded rental income of $45,193 and other income of $29,185 from it's investments in these low-income housing partnerships, for total program service revenue of $2,130,870.

provision of social services to residents residing in affordable communities:as of january 1, 2016 wch was providing social services to residents at 57 affordable communities in california through agreements with local service providers. During 2016, wch added social service programs to 5 additional affordable communities. As a result, wch was providing services to residents at 62 affordable communities in california through agreements with local service providers by december 31, 2016. Services include after school programs for children, creativity programs for seniors, community building activities, health & wellness and educational classes for all ages. In the provision of these services, wch recorded social service income of $1,058,592 in 2016.