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ALT Jeff Martin, another resident of the Leland, survived a “massive stroke” in 2018 that caused him to lose his apartment and live in a nursing home until he found Heartland Alliance through his Medicaid provider. Heartland placed him at the Leland a few years ago. “I consider myself at home in the building,” he says, lamenting how difficult it is to find affordable housing. “Affordable units are in high demand and short supply, I already pay over half my income for rent.” At a court hearing on October 28, he relayed the fears he and his neighbors share. “Many of us have experienced homelessness and the thought of facing that again is frightening,” Martin said. “Losing this building will only add to the homelessness crisis here in Uptown


















