Sponsored Senior Housing

Villa Isenbart, built and managed by Catholic Charities, is an affordable housing development for people who are 62 years and older and who meet specific income requirements as required by HUD. The Villa features 40 unfurnished one-bedroom apartments, a large community room, common areas, a coin operated laundry, and ample parking.

Many activities and programs are offered through the efforts of the management staff, community organizations and services. Onsite activities include visits by nursing students from Rose State University, holiday and birthday celebrations, cookouts, and resident council meetings.

Trinity Garden is an affordable residential community serving senior adults, sponsored by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. These apartments provide safe and affordable housing for seniors who can live independently in a retirement community setting and serves people of all faiths.

Catholic Charities has made a long-term commitment for the use of this property to provide affordable housing for seniors at this site. Supportive services are available through Catholic Charities and are available to the residents who choose to contact a case manager. Catholic Charities has ultimate fiduciary responsibility for the operation of this facility, accomplished through oversight by of a voluntary board of directors.

Trinity Gardens opened in April 1997 with 54 unfurnished one-bedroom apartments and 4 unfurnished two-bedroom apartments. The original chapel serves as the community room, which is used for resident activities and group functions. The building also has a large furnished common area upstairs, a coin-operated laundry, and ample parking. Trinity Gardens also features a community garden funded by The Margaret Annis Boys’ Trust.

Trinity Gardens is designed for persons who are 62 years of age and older and of specific incomes. The program is administered in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law Amendments Act of 1988.