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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm

Luna Azul

America’s first for sale residential community for adults with disabilities.

04/30/2023

Are you ready to dip your toes in? ☀️🏊‍♀️

04/29/2023

"With hundreds of postsecondary programs for students with intellectual disabilities available nationwide, a newly formed accrediting agency is set to help families determine which ones are of the highest quality.

The number of programs at colleges and universities aimed at this population has ballooned to more than 300 in recent years, but they vary significantly in structure, length, how integrated they are in the campus and much more. As a result, families have had little way to assess different offerings despite program costs that can rival traditional college tuition.

That is set to change with the launch of an accrediting agency specifically focused on postsecondary programs for students with intellectual disabilities."

Read the full story HERE: https://loom.ly/qYDHLi4

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With hundreds of postsecondary programs for students with intellectual disabilities available, a newly formed accrediting agency is set to help families determine which ones are of the highest quality.

04/27/2023

"Ask anyone with a family member that has a developmental disability: watching their loved one’s daily struggle to connect, be social and make real friends is, itself, a struggle.

In fact, it is around this essential truth that Luna Azul has focused much of its planning and programming. With architecture and a village plan to inspire neighborly encounters, and a social calendar that mitigates social isolation, Luna Azul will create genuine community for its residents."

Read the full blog article, "Luna Azul: Founded for Friendships," HERE: https://loom.ly/QUuYcMw

With architecture and a village plan to inspire neighborly encounters, and a social calendar that mitigates social isolation, Luna Azul will create genuine community for its residents.

04/25/2023

Only 4 homes left!

📲 CALL US TODAY: 480.210.6886

04/22/2023

☀️Happy 🌍 Earth💧Day ♻️

04/22/2023

We're lucky to have such amazing residents ALL year long! 💙🍀

04/20/2023

🚨Notice to all Homeowners/Residents🚨Reminder to all resident at Luna Azul.

Recycle Tips: phoenix.gov/recycle | cityservicesbill@phoenix.gov | 602-262-6251

📦Break down boxes
🍕Recyclables must be free of food, grease and liquids
📏0” .5” 1” 1.5” 2” 2.5” | Anything less than 2.5” in diameter cannot be recycled
📰Paper: If you can rip it, you can recycle it

PAPER:
🌍Cardboard (please break down)
🌍Cereal boxes (remove plastic liner)
🌍Office paper, junk mail, sticky notes, magazines
🌍Clean pizza boxes
🌍Newspaper
🌍Egg cartons (paper or plastic, no foam)
🌍Empty paper milk cartons
🌍Empty soup and juice boxes (aseptic containers)
🌍Envelopes (windows OK)
🌍Packing or craft paper
🌍Paper bags
🌍Shredded paper (place in a clear plastic bag)
🌍Wrapping paper (non-metallic)

Thank you -- It's the little things we do that matter the most! 💙♻️

04/18/2023

🌸Spring into Spring With Luna Azul🌈

Let’s all meet with friends and neighbors to bring in Spring!

Join us at the Clubhouse on Saturday, April 22nd at 6pm.

Enjoy Karaoke and dance with friends on the lawn. We will be serving:

☀️Split Pea Soup
☀️Ham Sliders
☀️Deviled Eggs
☀️Hummus and Crackers
☀️Veggie Tray
☀️Assorted Fruit
☀️Vegetarian Hors d'oeuvres
☀️Jello for dessert.

Get ready to sing away the night and have a great time with your friends.🎤

04/16/2023

Did you know Luna Azul hosts a morning bootcamp!? 💪🏻💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿

Jon's Boot Camp is Monday through Friday at 9 a.m. sharp!

Start the day off with a boost-- Get the muscles pumping and the blood flowing with Jon and his amazing body transforming, USMC style boot camp exercises.

04/14/2023

🎵I get by with a little help from my friends🎶

04/11/2023

"Smart home technology, not so long ago the stuff of science fiction, is now no fiction at all. What was once waaaay off in the future, is present and accounted for, particularly in the homes at Luna Azul."

Read the full blog post HERE:

Smart home technology, not so long ago the stuff of science fiction, is now no fiction at all. What was once waaaay off in the future, is present and accounted for, particularly in the homes at Luna Azul.

04/09/2023

Happy Easter to all who celebrate! 🐣💐 🐰 🐣

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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(206) 310-9034

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http://www.lunaphx.com/

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11011 S 48th Street, Ste 106

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The Luna Azul Vision

My daughter Emma is an 18-year old young lady with a developmental disability, and over the last few years my wife and I have been focusing on where and how she will live when she leaves our home. I founded ECC to create the living environment we want for Emma but could not find.

Emma lived in the hospital’s Special Care Nursery for 2½ months after she was born, and we fed her through a tube for another 2 years after she came home. She has a rare genetic condition which impacts her physically, cognitively and emotionally, and parenting is still a daily challenge.

Lauren and I have been stubbornly working to cure Emma’s condition since she was born. I received a degree in Biological Sciences before law school, and Lauren earned a Ph.D. in psychology. We thought we were as equipped as anyone, intellectually and financially, to facilitate some treatment or cure for Emma. I spent countless hours in the library of the local medical school, asked friends to help fund research and learned about orphan drugs and the FDA. Lauren teamed with other parents to create and operate a non-profit organization to fund international research on Emma’s condition. And while we’re both pleased about the important progress that’s been made, we realized Emma is not likely to be cured soon. So, again, we got busy.

My investigation into group homes was haunting. There are many competent service providers and operators, and many knowledgeable and caring professionals ready to provide housing, habilitation and other supports for Emma. But the few group homes we found in the city were reliant on and constrained by government and charitable funding. Residents were stuck, indefinitely, with roommates chosen for them by others.

We heard of terrific farm-like settings far out of town, and of parents sometimes grouping together to buy urban condos or houses for their adult children. But just like at the group homes scattered around the city, all these residents were isolated rather than integrated, and their social, recreational and vocational desires were entirely dependent on the price and schedules of an ever-changing roster of minimum wage workers. I was awake countless nights.

Admittedly challenging at times, Emma is also a delight. She shines most brightly when focused on a purpose she’s chosen, and when she’s hanging with her friends. She, like me, wants both independence and engagement; solitude and intimacy; ambition and leisure; structure and choice. And like all of us, Emma thrives when immersed in the comfort, frustrations, responsibilities and love of her family and the friends she’s chosen for herself.

We knew Emma would struggle to realize many of these qualities living in the communities we discovered, qualities Lauren and I take for granted. Now, we’ve found something better for her. We are thrilled to see this project come to life, and more, relieved to know she will be safe, active and looked after long after we’re gone.

Sincerely, Mark Roth

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