Lawrenceville Housing Authority

The Winder Housing Authority (WHA) is committed to redefining affordable housing in Winder, GA, by investing in safe, modern homes and providing comprehensive services that enhance financial stability, education, and community wellness. Their innovative tenant portal streamlines processes for residents, allowing for easy document submission, rent payments, and access to essential information. In addition to housing solutions, WHA fosters community engagement through initiatives like the Wimberly Center, which offers various programs such as Bible studies, healthy cooking classes, and workshops aimed at connecting individuals and promoting personal growth. Their local farm-to-table program, Wimberly's Roots, focuses on sustainable agriculture and food security, supported by a collaborative network of volunteers and professionals dedicated to the well-being of Barrow County residents. Generated from the website

The Atlanta Housing Authority, a nonprofit organization organized under Georgia law, acquires, develops, leases and operates affordable housing for low-income families in the greater Atlanta area. The organization is the one of the largest housing agencies in the United States and serves approximately 50,000 people. The Atlanta Housing Authority created the financial and legal model for mixed-income, mixed-finance transactions that are used by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's HOPE VI revitalization program. The organization has developed nearly 10 mixed-income, public-assisted communities through its nationally recognized Olympic Legacy program. The Atlanta Housing Authority has a yearly operating budget of more than $100 million and maintains its headquarters in Atlanta.

The Conyers Housing Authority has been serving the housing needs of Conyers and Rockdale County since 1956, offering public housing based on 30% of total gross family income. They provide affordable housing for low to moderate income households and encourage residents to engage with staff via phone or email. The Housing Authority's main office is currently closed to the public in response to COVID-19, with virtual Board of Commissioners meetings available. They do not accept Section 8 vouchers and their waiting list is currently closed, with interpreting services available for assistance. Generated from the website