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Resident Services Coordinator: Charlotte
Bruton
Resident Services
Assistants: Hung Dinh and Diem Dinh
The
Resident Services Program provides services and activities which
are designed to encourage economic self-sufficiency and improve
the quality of life for families and elderly/disabled
individuals who reside in subsidized housing. The primary
objective of the Resident Services Program is to strengthen
family foundations, offer positive activities for children,
identify employment and training opportunities, and refer
families and individuals to community resources such as utility
payment assistance, community services programs and support
groups. This service is available only to Public Housing
residents.
Upland Housing
Authority's Resident Services Program includes, but is not
limited to:
Family Services:
Youth Activities & Services:
Educational Services:
Employment & Training
Opportunities:
Students enjoy using the computers provided by the
homework/reading club to prepare schoolwork, play educational
games, and practice computer skills.
The club offers a special area with books and toys geared toward
younger children.
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Los Olivos
Residents Participate in
"What Home Means to Me" Poster Contest |
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Each year the National
Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO)
holds a poster contest for children associated with
affordable housing and community development programs.
The theme for the contest is "What Home Means to Me",
and contestants create posters reflecting this theme.
The 2008 contest winner received an expenses paid trip
to Washington, D.C. for herself and her mother.
Children from UHA's Los Olivos community created entries
for this year's contest. For more information, please
visit
http://www.nahro.org/poster.cfm
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HOUSING
AUTHORITY of the CITY of UPLAND