Developing Affordable and Supportive Housing in West Michigan

Mission

Genesis Non-Profit Housing Corporation (GNPHC) is dedicated to assisting individuals with disabilities and those facing age-related challenges in maximizing their potential. Through the comprehensive provision of quality housing and support services, we strive to create an environment that empowers residents to lead fulfilling lives.

Genesis Non-Profit Housing Corporation (GNPHC) stands as a beacon of compassion and community support in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area. Established in 1998 as a collaborative effort between Dwelling Place of Grand Rapids, Hope Network, and ICCF Community Homes. GNPHC was founded to address the critical need for permanent supportive housing for individuals and families facing special needs and low-income challenges.

More Than Just Housing

As both the owner and developer of all its properties, GNPHC takes an integrated approach to its mission. The organization utilizes a blended management model of property management and support services. This collaborative culture ensures that residents receive comprehensive support and care, reflecting GNPHC’s commitment to quality of life for all residents within its housing communities.

Properties

GNPHC has strategically placed its eight properties across Kent County to meet diverse needs and preferences. Six sites prioritize permanent supportive housing for those formerly homeless or with unique needs, while two focus on seniors, providing market rate independent senior apartments and a mix of affordable supported living options. This reflects GNPHC’s dedication to compassionately serving a broad spectrum of community members.

Genesis East Apartments

Heron Courtyard

Heron Woods Apartments

Heron Manor

Oroiquis Apartments

Kingsbury Place Apartments

St. James Apartments & Townhomes

Genesis Woods Apartments

COMING SOON – Leonard Apartments

Leonard Apartments is a 55-unit affordable senior housing apartment complex. The partnership project with Little River Band of Ottawa Indians will break ground in 2024 with an expected opening date in 2025. READ MORE

Latest News

LIHTCs Fund Permanent, Supportive Housing Development in Grandville, Mich.

Genesis Non Profit Housing Corporation (GNPHC) started 15 years ago to develop permanent, supportive housing in Kent County, Mich. With this mission in mind, the property owner and developer once again added to its portfolio with the completion of Genesis Woods...

Developers Try, Try, Succeed in Landing LIHTCs for Senior Affordable Housing Property in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Co-developers Genesis Non-Profit Housing Corp., Little River Holdings LLC, and Dwelling Place were awarded $14 million in low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs) in August to help finance the Leonard Apartments, a 55-apartment senior housing property that will open in...

Developers win $1.4M in tax credits for 55-unit senior housing project in Grand Rapids

It took three tries, but the developers behind a long-in-the-works senior housing project on the west side of Grand Rapids have secured federal low-income housing tax credits. Co-developers Genesis Non-Profit Housing Corp. in Grand Rapids and Manistee-based Little...

Community Partners

Development and Finance

Property Management Partners

Memberships

West Grand Neighborhood Organization

Advocates for Senior Issues

Advocacy Partners

Service Providers

Care Resources

Grand Valley State University

Why choose us

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Superior housing quality provided by GNPHC

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Atmosphere promoting resident emphasis on health, education, and employment.

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Demonstrated organizational effectiveness.

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Emphasizing accessibility through strategic placement near bus routes and walkable communities.

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Assistance tailored for individuals with special needs and age-related challenges.

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Establishment of an authentic neighborhood feel within Genesis communities.

Testimonials

I love my apartment. It’s got a lot of room for me to move around. I have my bedroom and a storage room. My kitchen is wide space with the dining room. My bathroom has a lot of space for me to move around with my walker, my living room as well. Good space! I have a wall unit I need to get rid of it. That will give me more. I have a lot of cabinet space that is great.

Sonia Q.

We need more affordable housing like St. James. It’s a safe place where I can continue my recovery from substance abuse and mental illness.

Justin

I moved into my 2-bedroom handicap accessible apartment with my 2 youngest sons in April 2018. I wasn’t sure what to expect, as I had never lived in income-based housing before, and had recently become disabled.
I can’t say enough good things about how helpful and accommodating my apartment is. I have lost a lot of mobility since moving in and have no issues with moving around in and using the appliances and such in my place…

Bonnie D.

The Genesis location, St. James, has afforded our GVSU accelerated nursing students with the opportunity to apply their clinical knowledge from the acute inpatient medical settings and classroom to the community setting. The autonomy a community setting offers has allowed them to brainstorm solutions to medical needs, educate patients, collaborate with fellow health care providers, apply appropriate plans of care and assist patients to have greater success in their healthcare experience. Being able to witness the patients experience across the continuum of care is a remarkable learning experience that offers an invaluable learning curve to our students to then carry into their careers as nurses.

Crystal, RN, BSN Clinical Instructor Grand Valley State University

Join hands with Genesis NPHC to combat Grand Rapids’ affordable housing shortage. Your partnership enables independent living and helps individuals achieve meaningful life goals.

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