Albuquerque Housing Service

Albuquerque Housing Authority (AHA) is a government agency dedicated to providing rental assistance and public housing options for Albuquerque residents. Their services include affordable rent in public housing, assistance with finding affordable homes through Section 8 Housing, and support for homeless veterans. AHA aims to help individuals achieve greater dignity and independence by offering housing solutions and support services to pave the way for a brighter future. With a focus on opening the door to stable housing, AHA works to empower residents towards self-sufficiency and a secure living environment.Generated from the website

The Planning Department is a part of City of Albuquerque government. It provides information and advice related to development requests. The department responds to walk-in and phone queries. It also offers access to the city's geographic information system, which maintains and updates geographic information in a computerized format. The department s advance planning and urban design division is responsible for developing plans, policies and programs to guide the physical development of Albuquerque, N.H. The Planning Department also operates zoning and residential code enforcement, building and safety and development review divisions. It provides case tracking services and publishes a monthly newsletter, Neighborhood News, which provides information related to neighborhoods and local government. The Planning Department is located in Albuquerque, N.M.

The City of Albuquerque in New Mexico s Department of Family and Community Services works to improve the quality, delivery and effectiveness of health, social, recreational, nutritional, educational, housing and other service programs for the residents of the Albuquerque metropolitan area, with a focus on low- and moderate-income families. Its services include comprehensive child and family development programs to promote empowerment of families, including teen parents. Its Early Head Start program offers more than 10 sites for income-eligible families with children up to 3 years of age, and over 20 child development centers for preschool children, ages 3-to-5-years of age, of working or student parents. The department provides a variety of recreational, educational and growth producing activities and services for individuals of all ages, including clubs, camps, before and after school educational, recreational and music programs.