Housing For Those In Need
Helping to provide fair, sustainable, quality housing for low-income families to pursue economic opportunities, become self-sufficient and improve their quality of life.
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RHA provides housing subsidies to more than 2,500 low-income families in Reno, Sparks and Washoe County
The organization also provides more than 400 housing subsidies specifically for veterans in the community.
RHA additionally provides housing subsidies for 15 former foster youth, and more than $50,000 a year to Eddy House as part of a shallow subsidies program to help provide shelter and programs for the area’s unhoused youth.
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RHA is one of 39 initial housing authorities across the country participating in the
MTW program
MTW allows agencies to propose and test innovative, locally designed approaches to administering housing programs and self-sufficiency strategies.
“People should go in there very open minded, willing to accept the help and not feel like they’re being a burden.”
- Dejanae, Workforce Development
“When our tests become our testimonies,
that’s when we can encourage people. “
- Katie, Workforce Development
Reno Housing Authority strives to improve the quality of life for youth, seniors and families
Resident Services provides opportunities to increase resident independence and stability through participant focused resources, workforce training and employment services.
Change happens here. Growth happens here.
Opportunity Knocks Here.
For clients we’re a helpful resource, a lifeline and a path to self-sufficiency. A solid long-term employer, we provide team members options for growth, and competitive pay and benefits. To government leaders, investors and the affordable housing ecosphere, RHA demonstrates relentless drive to maintain and expand affordable housing. We continually build and sustain relationships with supportive community partners. To the public, RHA is the longstanding affordable housing provider in the region.
RHA is dynamic, innovative and brimming with opportunity.
RHA is the Premiere Affordable Housing Entity in Washoe County
We’re part of the housing solution for low-income Nevadans in our community. Interested in helping as a landlord?
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What’s New at The RHA?
RHA Launches New Service Kiosk in Downtown Reno Library
The Reno Housing Authority (RHA) is proud to cut the ribbon on a new service kiosk in the Downtown Reno Library. The kiosk enables those
RHA Cuts the Ribbon on New Affordable Housing Complex
The Reno Housing Authority (RHA) is proud to announce the grand opening of Dick Scott Manor, providing 12 brand new units of permanent supportive housing
Students Graduate RHA Youth Workforce Development Program
The Reno Housing Authority is proud to announce the 2024 graduating class of Start Smart, an RHA Youth Workforce Development Program. The Start Smart program
