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.Resident Leaders Play a Key Role in Census 2010
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Forty resident leaders from ten public housing developments participated in a census training session at Jordan Downs public housing on January 29.
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The Section 8 Program provides housing assistance to low and very low income families.
HACLA uses stimulus funds to provide job training
HACLA Resident Services Unit in collaboration with EDNET Career Institute, Inc. is currently providing 10-day training for dislocated workers interested in employment in the security industry.
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HACLA Resident Services Unit in collaboration with EDNET Career Institute, Inc. is currently providing 10-day training for dislocated workers interested in employment in the security industry.
learn more/ watch video
HACLA Hosts 2nd Annual Math Bowl
HACLA's Math Bowl is part of an array of activities that illustrate the agency's commitment to helping our youth succeed in school.
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
Homebuyer Assistance
Gas Company provides discounts to
eligible low-income families
H1N1 Virus
Seasonal Flu
- Be Counted: Census 2010
- Housing Authority Commissioners recognize residents' effort in redevelopment project
- Jordan Downs Community Based Masterplan
- Housing Authority Receives Award for Performance Excellence
- Housing Authority Receives Four Star Performance Award
- HACLA uses Stimulus Funds to Provide Job Training
- HACLA Provides Online Course to Help Youth Prepare for California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE)
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
