WORCESTER, MA - The Worcester Housing Authority and Trinity Financial celebrated the groundbreaking for the second phase of mixed-income housing in Worcester on Thursday. Click here For More.
The Worcester Housing Authority (WHA) broke ground on a key component of the second phase of the Curtis Apartments redevelopment.
The Economic Opportunity Center is a mixed-use building that will house twenty four new apartments, office, supportive services programs and a new Great Brook Valley Branch of the Worcester Public Library. Click here For More.
Worcester Housing Authority (WHA), New England's second largest housing authority, manages 3,000 housing units and oversees more than 4,000 state and federal Section 8 vouchers.
WHA is committed to revitalizing its communities, enhancing residents' quality of life, and creating an environment that encourages families to achieve self-sufficiency.
To advance this mission, WHA is modernizing its properties, building new affordable homes, and fostering strong community connections. Click here For More.
Great Brook Valley Gardens residents are encouraged and warmly invited to attend a walking tour of GBV Saturday, September 27, 10a.m. to Noon,
as part of the master planning process for a potentially reimaged Gread Brook Valley! Click here For More.
The Worcester Housing Authority (WHA) is pleased to announce the installation of three new speed humps along Tacoma Street in Great Brook Valley (GBV) Gardens, a critical step toward improving traffic safety in one of Worcester’s largest housing communities. Click Here for More.
The Worcester Housing Authority is proud to be named a "high performer"
by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through its Public Housing Assessment System (PHAS) for the 11th consecutive year. Click here For More.
A building that used to be the home of a movie theater is being transformed into a new base of operations for the Worcester Housing Authority. Click here For More.
As its second anniversary approaches, 38 Lewis St. ‒ A Place to Live, a facility offering permanent, supportive housing for people experiencing chronic homelessness, is celebrating its tenants' success. Click here.
Coes Pond Family Fun Day is Saturday, August 23rd 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Coes Pond Beach on Mill Street. Event is FREE for everyone. Enjoy food, games, and more. See you there! Click here for more.