Residents
KCHA provides information to help you report family and income changes, contact staff, and find out if you qualify for our hardship policy. In addition, you can learn about your responsibilities as a voucher-holder or KCHA resident. We also give residents access to many supportive services. These include education, job training, and programs for seniors and the disabled.
If you are not yet a resident and still need housing, visit the Find a Home section of our website.
Language Access & Translation
KCHA’s language access policy is to provide persons with limited English proficiency (LEP) meaningful access to programs and activities. Review KCHA's Language Access Policy & Plan
Newsletter
KCHA sends a monthly newsletter by email to public housing residents and Housing Choice Voucher households. Click here to subscribe.
- December 2024 - Holiday Guide to events, gifts, and assistance
- November 2024 News: Money smarts for the holidays, Tacoma waitlist opens, housing vouchers for foster youth, and applying for choice schools
- October 2024 News: Voting, flu and Covid vaccines, computers and internet access, preparing for power outages, security updates, public comment on KCHA's plans for 2025, and reasonable accommodations.
- September 2024 News: Rent policy updates, internet service, how to register to vote, the AgeWise newsletter for seniors, and education resources for adults.
- September 2024 - Showing Up for School: Attendance matters for social, emotional, and academic development
- Invest in Your Family's Future - the Family Self-Sufficiency Program
- August 2024 - Back to School Resources
- August 2024 - News for the KCHA Community
- July 2024 - News for the KCHA Community
- June 2024 - News for the KCHA Community (first newsletter)