An exciting project recently enhanced Pinellas County Housing Authority’s Rainbow Village apartments! With the assistance of the non-profit organization KaBOOM! and our funding partner Bank of America, a new, safe playground was built on site at Rainbow Village for the over 350 children who call Rainbow Village home. To see a collage of photos from our exciting, fun-filled day please visit our website at:
DESIGNED BY KIDS, BUILT BY VOLUNTEERS WHAT: More than 200 volunteers from Bank of America and the Pinellas County Housing Authority, organizers from KaBOOM! and residents of the local community will join forces on Saturday, Dec. 3 to build a new playground for children who live at Rainbow Village. The new playground’s design is […]
Mia Senior Living Solutions and the staff of Magnolia Gardens, Pinellas County Housing Authority’s affordable senior living facility, are taking a proactive stance by initiating this crime prevention program and therefore stopping problems before they occur. By incorporating this program, Magnolia Gardens ALF now offers a significant quality of life enhancement to its residents that will further enhance the level of service in the community’s constant effort to deliver the highest quality environment for seniors.
The Pinellas County Housing Authority seeks owners of quality one and two bedroom rental properties to make their units available for rapid leasing to participants of the HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing Program.
For additional information please attend an informational meeting on November 16, 2011 at 3:00 PM at the Pinellas County Housing Authority, 11479 Ulmerton Road Largo, FL 33778.
The Pinellas County Housing Authority has partnered with the State of Florida’s Ready to Work program to give public and affordable housing residents and Housing Choice Voucher program participants a competitive edge when seeking employment. “The Florida Ready to Work program is a tremendous complement to our current efforts in moving low income families to employment and self-sufficiency through education, job readiness and job training” said Executive Director Debra Johnson.
