From NBC Connecticut:
The New Haven Housing Authority has plans to begin a new affordable housing project as part of the West Rock neighborhood redevelopment.
The abandoned healthcare facility at 34 Level St. will be transformed into 50 affordable housing units for seniors.
From Public News Service:
From Houston Agent Magazine:
The Houston Housing Authority (HHA) recently opened its newest affordable-housing complex, The Lawndale, in Houston’s East End.
The mixed-income community “is strategically designed to provide accessible, affordable housing for those who are vital to keeping Houston running smoothly,” HHA said in an announcement. Over half of the 106 apartments are set aside for any HHA-qualifying families and residents.
From Signal Cleveland:
Rental assistance is set to be available at two Cleveland housing developments intended for veterans and their families.
The Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority Board of Commissioners approved two agenda items at its Aug. 7 meeting allowing the authority to enter agreements with developers for housing vouchers at two forthcoming projects:
Cleveland West Veterans Housing on the West Side
From Delaware Public Media:
The Wilmington Housing Authority’s Wellness Checker Program made over 5,000 wellness check calls during the program's first year.
The program to promote the health and wellbeing of senior residents in Wilmington Housing Authority buildings was free of charge to residents from WHA in collaboration with Mayor Mike Purzycki and Councilwoman Zanthia Oliver.
From the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority's press release:
2024 is proving to be a banner year for the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA).
From the Chicago Housing Authority's press release:
Nearly 60 schools locally and from across the country were represented Tuesday at the Take Flight College Send-Off – the largest turnout in the event’s 14-year history with 200 incoming freshman being provided a fond farwell at Huntington Bank Stadium Club days before leaving for college.
Students received words of encouragement and parting gifts, as they embark on the next chapter.
From the District of Columbia Housing Authority's website:
More than 100 DC Housing Authority youth residents spent Tuesday at the Washington Commanders Training Camp with franchise legend, Darrell Green.
With the support of the Green Family Foundation, the DCHA youth residents traveled to OrthoVirginia Training Center at Commanders Park in Ashburn, Va.
From the Housing Authority of the City of San Bernardino's newsletter:
From the Housing Authority of the City of San Bernardino's newsletter: