Chelsea Housing Authority

The Acton Housing Authority (AHA) is a government organization in Acton, Town of, MA, that is responsible for providing affordable rental housing units and rental assistance to low-income individuals and families. Governed by a five-member Board of Commissioners, the AHA aims to ensure that residents have access to affordable housing options in the town. The AHA offers subsidies to help individuals and families rent housing in the private market, and also works towards developing affordable housing opportunities in Acton. With a commitment to making Acton a place to call home, the AHA plays a crucial role in addressing the housing needs of the community.Generated from the website

Established in 1937, Lowell Housing Authority, also known as LHA, offers a range of accommodation services for low-income, elderly, disabled and handicapped individuals. It conducts youth activities, family resource parenting, supportive living services, community policing, community service and self sufficiency, family self sufficiency and homeownership programs. The organization s administrative department is responsible for payroll processing and distribution, fund investment, account reconciliation and procurement. Its capital construction program includes the development and oversight of state and federal capital budgets and the selection and management of consultants and contractors. The organization s leased housing division subsidizes the families in privately owned apartments. Lowell Housing Authority also houses public housing and public safety divisions.

Revere Housing Authority in Revere, MA, offers housing assistance to low-income residents through HUD programs like low-rent public housing and the Housing Choice Voucher Program. Their mission is to provide stable, quality affordable housing for low and moderate-income individuals, fostering economic self-sufficiency in living environments that promote transformation. With a range of properties across the area, Revere Housing Authority manages federal/state veterans, state elderly, and state scattered sites, providing a variety of housing options to meet the needs of the community. Their income-based programs follow eligibility guidelines set by HUD and DHCD, ensuring fair access to rentals and vouchers for those in need of housing assistance. Generated from the website