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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.
A National Campaign to Change the Perception
of Our Communities
of Our Communities
If you still receive a paper check for your Social Security or other federal benefit payments, you are required by law to switch by March 1, 2013. You can choose to get your payments by direct deposit to a bank or credit union account or to a Direct Express® Debit MasterCard® card account.
Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) payees are required to enroll in direct deposit, Click here to enroll now.
Section 8 Waiting List is closed until further notice.
Section 8 Waiting List is closed until further notice.
Rick Caruso Partners with Operation
Progress to Help Public Housing Youth
Step Up on Vine Grand Opening
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 Welcomes New Wellness Clinic
- Annual Spelling Bee Contest Helps Youth Build Literacy Skills
- Jordan Downs Community Featured in LA Times
- Menlo Apartments Celebrates Grand Opening
- A small library in a East Los Angeles Public Housing Community Celebrating its One Year Anniversary
- HACLA Hosts Maintenance/Modernization Meeting
- Read HACLA’s latest Newsletter, HACLAVOICE
- Dana Strand Village Wins Award for Innovation, Communnity Police Partnership Recognized
- City of Los Angeles Draft Consolidated Plan
- Groundbreaking for Day Street Apartments
- HACLA Wins 2012 Pioneer in Housing Award
- Celebrating Community Safety Partnership's One Year Anniversary
- Five Year Anniversary of Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Housing Program
- Job Fair at Imperial Courts
- Watts Towns Hall 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
