A resident's rent in the public housing program is subsidized by the federal government. Applicants to the public housing program must be income eligible and residents must adhere to program rules.Youth Summer Educational Tours
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The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles’ Educational Tour and Training program organized a fishing trip for public housing youth on October 24. Twenty seven youth participated in this exciting, fun and educational activity.
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The Section 8 Program provides housing assistance to low and very low income families. More on Section 8
Housing Authority Commissioner Recognized as a ‘Humanitarian’
The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles Housing Authority Commission Chair Beatriz Stotzer was recognized with the ‘2009 Humanitarian Award’ from El Centro De Amistad.
HACLA Commissioners & CEO visit Imperial Courts
The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles held an off-site Board of Commissioners Committee meeting at Imperial Courts public housing on Thursday. Conducting the meetings at off-site locations allow our residents to participate and find out all the important happenings with the agency.
HACLA provides programs that benefit residents and improve their quality of life. Residents have opportunities to obtain job training, educational programs, and many other programs to help them get to a place of self-sufficiency.
- Employment Training / Job Placement / Job Retention Services
- Recreational Services
- Youth and Family Services
- Resident Leadership Training
- Language Services
- Community Resource Fair Provides Essential Services
- Providing homes for the Homeless
- New School Opens in East L.A.
- HACLA Wins National Award for Water Conservation Program
- HACLA CEO, Mayor Villaraigosa join Summer Night Lights' End of Summer Celebration
- L.A. Mayor, Actress Tatyana Ali and World Wrestling Entertainment Participate in Nickerson Gardens Mural Project Dedication
- Jordan Downs Redevelopment: Mayor Villaraigosa and Congresswoman Waters join the Jordan Downs community in their 4th meeting
LA Autoridad de Vivienda de la Ciudad de Los Angeles (HACLA) siempre ha sido sensible a las necesidades de las comunidades en nuestra ciudad en las cuales no se habla Ingles. HACLA mantiene servicios y traducción en idiomas diversos como Español, Vietnamita y Tagalo. Si desea mas información sobre HACLA en otros idiomas llame al: (213) 252-6126
