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...(better known as Augusta Housing
Authority or AHA) is located in Augusta-Richmond County,
Georgia. AHA was created in 1937 to provide safe, sanitary
housing for low income families. Olmsted Homes was the first
public housing development constructed in Georgia under the
Housing Act of 1937.
Today, the Augusta Housing Authority is the
second largest Public Housing Authority in the State of Georgia
and helps to provide housing for about 15,309 individuals
(number as of 8 October 2013). This is accomplished through the
agency owned and operated 1,922 units of Conventional Public
Housing, 3,658 units of Section 8 tenant-based and project-based
and 135 Veteran Supportive Housing Vouchers.
Click here to view our Reasonable Accommodation Policy.
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Thursday, January 17, 2019: The Augusta Housing Authority’s
rental assistance programs continue to operate on the basis
of funding that has already been appropriated through
February 2019. Because the shutdown is not expected to
last beyond that time, the shutdown should not have any
impact on our normal operations. If the shutdown
remains in effect, then an established contingency plan with
all relevant stakeholders will be reevaluated at that time.
The Augusta Housing Authority will accept applications for
Freedom’s Path I and II by contacting Freedom’s Path at
762-233-9878 and
completing an online application with the Augusta Housing Authority, effective Thursday, February 8, 2018
Click here to apply.
The waiting list for Freedom’s Path I and II - which offers
quality affordable housing while providing essential
supportive services to assist homeless, disabled, and
at-risk veterans to move successfully from instability to
self-sufficiency - will remain open indefinitely.
To read the rest of the Public Notice, click here.
The waiting list for Hope House is currently open.
Click here to apply.
Hope House, Inc. is a residential treatment facility that serves
women 18 years and older who suffer from the disease of
substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. Hope
House serves three populations of women: homeless single women,
pregnant women, and women with children, many who are seeking to
regain custody of their children.
Augusta Housing Authority will hold Regular Board Meetings open
to the public on the third Thursday of each month at 9:00 a.m. The
meetings will be held in the Board Room of the Augusta Housing
Authority’s Administrative Office building, located at 1435 Walton
Way, Augusta, Georgia.
Please, click the "ABOUT US"
or "BOARD" tabs for more information
or any changes.
If you are not in immediate need of
assistance,
click here to search properties receiving direct assistance from
HUD.
For information on Housing, please call
(706) 724-5466.
If you have Portability questions, please
contact
Star Smith at (706) 312-3116.
The Housing Authority does not
discriminate against
race, color, national origin, religion,
sex, disability and familial status in housing or employment.
Main Telephone Number: (706) 724-5466
TDD: (706) 724-0130
Click on our name below for directions to:
The
Housing Authority of the City of Augusta, Georgia
physical address: 1435 Walton Way, Augusta, Georgia 30901
If you are experiencing problems with this page, contact
phaaug@augustapha.org .
If you would like to
know about specific programs, please
click here.
Please do
not send your personal information (Birth Date, Social Security
Number)
to the email address listed above.
It does not go to an application specialist.