Haca

The Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis (HACA) was established in 1937 with a mission to offer affordable housing solutions to families in need within the Annapolis area. HACA strives to excel in the housing industry by providing opportunities for self-sufficiency and customer satisfaction, ultimately enhancing the quality of life for residents with deficient, low, and moderate incomes. Generated from their website's infomation

The Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis (HACA) manages a variety of public housing properties designed to provide affordable living options for residents, including single-family homes and multi-unit residences. With an emphasis on creating vibrant communities, HACA enhances the living experience through numerous amenities and partner organizations to support residents' needs. Among HACA's properties are Bloomsbury Square, Harbour House, Eastport Terrace, and Robinwood, each offering unique unit designs and community resources such as recreation centers, after-school programs, and summer camps. In addition to its public housing initiatives, HACA collaborates with private partners to manage various residential properties and facilitate community redevelopment projects in Annapolis. Generated from the website

MHP Graduates Largest Preschool Class MHP held its 2010 Preschool Graduation Ceremony on June 3 at Arcola Elementary School in Silver Spring and had the largest graduating class for its bilingual preschool, with 66 children from 4 locations receiving their certificates of completion. The popular preschool program began in 2001, and each of the 4 locations provide a stimulating environment for children ages 3-5 years old to play, explore and learn three days a week. Graduates from all four locations wore traditional caps and gowns as they marked this important milestone with 200 family members and friends. The purpose of the MHP Preschool is to help children living in our developments get ready for elementary school and the rest of their lives, according to Sulema Middleton Stewart, Director of Human Resources and Community Life Programs at MHP. After a long year of learning the alphabet, colors, shapes and numbers, our students can finally put their pencils and crayons down and be proud of their accomplishment. Attending and completing preschool takes a family commitment, and we are so proud to work with our students and their parents to build a foundation for learning for years to come. MHP's Community Life Programs were created in 1998. In addition to the bilingual preschool program, MHP also provides afterschool homework tutoring for school-aged children, summer enrichment camps, and computer training, among other things.