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June 2024 Newsletter

Volume 20, Issue 6


In The Know

Outdoor sign with landscapint with text that reads Riviera Apartments 3001 N. 6th St..     Outdoor signage with bushes and plants with the text Earl W. Williams, Village Apartments.     Gates and outdoor sign with text Robert Degan Place, 3402 Rebecca Lane, Equal Housing Opportunity, Tx. 327-003.     Outdoor sign with text that reads V.E. Brailsford Apartments 2100 Vogel


What's Inside

  • June Resident Events
  • Resident Events and Recognition
  • June Awareness Month
  • Manager's Corner

Equal Housing Opportunity.

Relay Services: 711 or 1-800-RelayTX


June Events for Kids

Earl Williams Community Room

Kids' Movie Night
Friday, June 7: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Popcorn, a director's chari, and other entertainment items with the text Pizza & Movie Night.

Kids' Arts & Crafts
Friday, June 14: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Hands working on paper crafts on a table.

Kids World 2024
Tuesday, June 4 from 2p-3p
Mall of Abilene

This FREE hour-long program will have fun activities, prizes, and special guests! Children 12 years and younger are welcome to participate and receive a special discount card to use throughout the mall All Summer Long!

Sign-in at the beginning of the program for the chance to win a prize at the end of every Kids World! A mall discount card will be given out to every child in attendance. One per child at their first attendance.

Those with perfect attendance receive a prize at the end of the summer!

Children's Art + Literacy Festival

Free Thursday, June 13 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Downtown Abilene


June Events for Adults

Goodwill logo with the text Goodwill West Texas.

325-676-7925
2200 North First Street,
CityLink Bus Route #8
Monday-Thursday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM.

The Goodwill Career Center offers one-on-one training to help individuals in our communities reach their goals and secure meaningful employment. The services are completely FREE and include:

  • One-on-one career coaching
  • Resume writing
  • Interviewing skills
  • Computer access and training
  • Job search assistance
  • Job placement/retention
  • Auxiliary Support Items

Have you heard about...Hygiene Closet

1st Tuesday Each Month 1:00 PM- 3:00 PM
Goodwill Career Center
2200 North 1st Street
Each family can choose a maximum of 5 items

Community Juneteenth Celebration

Saturday June 17 - 19th, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Stevenson Park
Abilene, TX 79601

  • Cultural Exhibits
  • Open Mic Nite
  • Presentations
  • Praise in the Park
  • Educational Information
  • Live Entertainment
  • Activities for Children
  • Vendor Booths
  • Food
  • Family Photos 
  • And More!

Free Admission and parking

Sponsored by:

  • United Way Excelsior Foundation
  • ABC Tent & Party Rental
  • Bad Boy Bail Bonds

Community Juneteenth Celebration flyer, the information in this flyer is in the text above.

Rise Church Summer Bash

You're invited to have some Fun in the Sun.

  • Free Food!
  • Fun Games
  • Prizes
  • SnoCones
  • Dunk Booth
  • Face Painting
  • Bounce House

Free for the whole community!

Saturday, June 1 @ 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Summer Bash Flyer, the information on this flyer is in the text above.

Organized By:

Rise Church Logo.

Rise Church
517 N. Pioneer Drive


June Resident Recognition

Happy Birthday

  • Abekya Aoci
  • Erick Beeman
  • Jeanna Chacon
  • Star Cortinaz
  • Mark Ford
  • Kelly Gregory
  • Tiona Hart
  • Jasmine Hernandez
  • Frank Johnson
  • Prince Kollie
  • Ruel Lozano
  • Sara Maynard
  • Christina McNiel
  • Denise Miles
  • Jeanne Misenga
  • Ramona Nunez
  • Khristian Staton
  • Kenny Trogdon
  • Arwen Wycherley

June Resident Awareness

June is PTSD Awareness Month

Not All Wounds Are Visible

According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, there are currently about 8 million people in the United States with PTSD. June has been designated as PTSD Awareness Month and brings attention to this critical mental health problem. While many people associate this illness with veterans, it also includes civilian survivors of sexual assault, serious accidents, natural disasters, or other traumatic events.

Blue stars and a ribbon with the text June is PTSD Awareness Month. Not All Wounds Are Visible.


Resident Events

Community Corner

Summer Fun!

Ice Cream Social
Join Us!

  • Meet your neighbors!
  • Community ideas!
  • Suggest on-sight classes:
    • Gardening / Nutrition
    • Job Assistance
    • Budgeting
    • Education

Community Corner Dates:

  • Sat., 6/7: Earl Wiliams 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
  • Fri. 6/21: Deegan 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Sat. 6/22: Brailsford 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
  • Sat., 6/29: Riviera 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Must RSVP to: 325.386.4785

Ice Cream Social flyer, the information on this flyer is in the text above.


Manager's Corner

When's My Rent Due?

Calendar with a number 1 circled and the text When's My Rent Due?

A $15 late fee will be added if paid after the 5th. If the 5th falls on a weekend, rent is due by 8:00 AM Monday.

Pest Control Dates

  • 6/7 am: E.W. South of State St.
  • 6/12 am: E.W. North of State St.
  • 6/14 pm: Deegan
  • 6/21 am: Riviera
  • 6/26 am: Vogel "B"
  • 6/28 am: Vogel "D"

Maintenance Minute

The text common Causes for Clogged Drains, and many pictures showing what could cause drains to clog.

Do not put grease or oil down your kitchen drain. Install strainers on all drains. Hair commonly causes drain clogs, especially in showers and bathtubs. Remember: your toilet is NOT a wastebasket. The only thing that should ever be flushed down your toilet is toilet paper.

Lease Policy Reminders

  • Noise: quiet hours are from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am. AHA requires TVs, instruments, stereos and voices are kept to a minimum during this time.
    Sign with the text Quiet Hours Strictly Enforced.
  • Outside cooking: no barbeque equipment will be operated in any AHA Property.
    A red cricle with a slash through it and a campfire icon and a barbeque grill.

  • Housekeeping Standards Outside the Unit: yards will be free of debris, trash and abandoned cars.
    A sign with text Pitch In! Put Trash in it's Place, and an icon of a person throwing trash into a trashbin.

ROSS Program
Resident Opportunities and Self Sufficiency

What Is ROSS And What Can It Do For Me?

The ROSS Program provides a family with opportunities to create a positive change that will improve their quality of life such as coordinating with local resources and provide services that are designed to address family needs. There is no charge to participate in ROSS. The ROSS Coordinator connects with community partners who will provide services either free of charge or at reduced rates. A family will receive ongoing case management, encouragement, support, and assistance throughout their participation in the ROSS program.

Complete a short ROSS assessment and find out how we may be able to pay for services or items supporting school or work-related expenses.

Text Hurry Up!! Limited Time Offer.

Contact Debbie Ramirez, ROSS Coordinator @ 325.386.4725 or email Debbie for more details!