Community Partnerships

The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda partners with many community organizations which provide a vast array of services to AHA program participants and tenants.

Partner Highlights

AHA’s social services partner LifeSTEPS connects AHA tenants and program participants to important social services and resources including Alameda Food Bank, Medical services, Rental assistance, transportation, and trade school scholarships, just to name a few.

• The City of Alameda (Recreation and Parks Department) brings a mobile recreation unit to AHA’s Esperanza Apartments and Parrot Gardens/Village housing community twice a month to provide recreational activities to AHA youth.

• Free monthly art sessions (provided by www.drawbridge.org) are offered to all AHA youth (ages 5-12) and hosted at Esperanza housing community.

• The Boys and Girls Club of Alameda provides free membership to any family that resides at AHA properties or participates in the Section 8 program.

Alameda Family Services provides critical support services to many Housing Authority families for a broad age range of children. The supportive services provided by AFS include school-based services, early childhood, and family support, plus clinic/community-based behavioral health care.

If you are an AHA resident or AHA voucher holder and you are interested in participating in any of these programs, please contact the Community Relations Manager (Joshua Altieri):
jaltieri@alamedahsg.org
(510) 747-4321

If your organization is interested in becoming a community partner with AHA, please contact the Community Relations Manager (Joshua Altieri):
jaltieri@alamedahsg.org
(510) 747-4321

AHA Community Partners

The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (AHA) main office located at 701 Atlantic Avenue will be closing at 10am on Wednesday (April 24th) due to AHA staff training.