Free Meal boxes along with job training information given to RHA residents

RHA staff with House of Prayer Ministries teamed up to prepare and distribute hot, nutritious Thanksgiving meals.

RHA spent over $13,000 on high-quality computers for all 75 of its school-aged residents. Parents receive an orientation and an operating manual before computers are released.

CARES Act Funds spent on gardens in each of RHA's four apartment communities.

Encouraging Youth to Learn and Have Fun with Math and Science

Free Meals for Kids during COVID-19 Pandemic

Newely renovated Weatherly Height Community Center

RHA offers adult education classes for its residents and the general public through a partnership with Piedmont Community College.

This is an effort to mentor boys from ages 6-13 that live at Harris Gardens Community. The young men meet weekly, hearing positive messages from local leaders, enjoy a snack and have fun with their peers.

Images from Roxboro Housing Community Events

A HUD Sponsored Initiative to Empower Men, Women and Children

FSS Graduates receive checks for completing a five-year program to move away from welfare and toward self sufficiency.

This is also an effort to mentor girls from ages 6-13 that live at Harris Gardens Community. They learn from community leaders about various topics about growing from being a girl into womanhood. Snacks are provided and fun at the proground is a must at the end most meetings.

Fire Chief Torain and Chief Hess presented at Weatherly Heights Resident Meeting

Roxboro Police Dept at April 2019 Resident Meetings

RHA has partnered with Fathers on the Move, Inc. (FOTM) to support men recently released from prison, living illegally in public housing or without focus, a job and/or an education.