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A new supportive housing development for people experiencing chronic homelessness will be available in Halifax next year.

The development, called “Ozanam Place,” is being built by the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul and will be located at 2445 Brunswick Street.

The 38-unit development includes 33 studio apartments and five one-bedroom units, with 10 units being accessible.

Units will be prioritized for people aged 50 and older who are on the By-Name List and in need of supports, according to a news release from the province.

“We’re pleased to support the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul with this development that will provide safe, affordable and supportive housing for vulnerable Nova Scotians,” said Community Services Minister Brendan Maguire, on behalf of John Lohr, minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing.

“This is another great example of how government and community partners are working together to bring more affordable, supportive housing …

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