HACA is NOT accepting applications for any programs at this time. HACA does NOT provide emergency housing. If you need emergency housing assistance, or need information about any health or human services provider in Alameda county, contact Eden Information & Referral. Other Housing Authorities Most Housing Authorities open their wait lists for only brief periods of time. Regardless, one or … Read More: Other Housing Resources
HACA is NOT accepting applications for any programs at this time. HACA does NOT provide emergency housing. If you need emergency housing assistance, or need information about any health or human services provider in Alameda county, contact Eden Information & Referral. Other Housing Authorities Most Housing Authorities open their wait lists for only brief periods of time. Regardless, one or … Read More: Application Resources
HACA is NOT accepting applications for any programs at this time. HACA does NOT provide emergency housing. If you need emergency housing assistance, or need information about any health or human services provider in Alameda county, contact Eden Information & Referral. Other Housing Authorities Most Housing Authorities open their wait lists for only brief periods of time. Regardless, one or … Read More: Other Housing Resources
What Is It? Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a 60 Volume set of books for children from birth to five years old, beginning with the children’s classic The Little Engine That CouldTM. Each month a new, carefully selected book will be mailed in your child’s name directly to your home. Best of all it is … Read More: Imagination Library
The Housing Authority of the County of Alameda (“HACA”) has implemented Direct Deposit. We kindly ask that you complete our direct deposit form (click here) and return to HACA as soon as possible. Please print legibly, complete all of the requested information and provide requested documents. While we will try our best to process your … Read More: Enrolling in Direct Deposit
It’s great to be back! Nearly fourteen years ago, I left the Housing Authority of the County of Alameda to work for a housing agency in the Seattle area. It was a wonderful opportunity that provided many experiences to help prepare me to come back home to HACA. I’m grateful to the Housing Commission and … Read More: HACA’s New Executive Director
