News and Events

The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (HACP) is proud to join its partners this week to celebrate the completion and ongoing development of multiple affordable housing projects with continued gap financing and Project-Based Voucher investments, which have now …

This school year marks a major milestone for the Clean Slate E3 Scholarship Program and our valued partners at NEED. Scholarship investments in HACP youth have now exceeded $1 million since the program’s 2009 inception. Clean Slate and NEED have …

Coach Myrae Lee was born to teach others, and is now fulfilling her dream by mentoring the youth of the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh’s (HACP) Allegheny Dwellings community.  She was raised in the HACP community by her …

  Join the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (HACP), Mayor Corey O’Connor, and our community partners as we celebrate the history of the Northview Heights community and the long-awaited Northview Midrise development project at 1 p.m. Monday, June …

Three ACH Clear Pathways rising stars hope to make a big impact on fellow youth during the April 24 HACP Citywide Tailgate Event, being held from 3-7 p.m. at ACH Clear Pathways, 510 Heldman Street. Ta-Nyiah Benjamin, 16, and Ezra …

  Encouraging youth to find their passion in life is a common goal among the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (HACP), its nonprofit affiliate, Clean Slate E3, and community organization ACH Clear Pathways. We’re gearing up to help …

Join us from 3 to 7 p.m. Friday, April 24, at 510 Heldman St. (headquarters of ACH Clear Pathways) in the Hill District to be a part of a “Free Citywide Tailgate Experience,” complete with giveaways, prizes, and free refreshments …

  Ms. Janice Taylor is a difference maker  — a dedicated volunteer and community leader who strives to enrich and impact the lives of others, who motivates and inspires them to progress and embrace change. The longtime Housing Authority of …

The HACP has been working tirelessly with its community partners to revamp its Homeownership Program in an effort to “expand homeownership opportunities for low-income families, support first-time income buyers purchasing in the City of Pittsburgh, and help families build assets …

  Pittsburgh is known for going big, and the City of Champions won’t disappoint next month when it hosts the 2026 pro football draft. Between 500,000 and 700,000 football fans will descend upon the Steel City the weekend of April …