St. Louis Housing Authority works to provide a stable future for individuals and families with access to safe, affordable housing. Our federally funded Public Housing and Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) programs currently offer income-based assistance to more than 20,000 residents of St. Louis.
James House residents gathered with community organizations, first responders, and local leaders on Tuesday, October 6, for National Night Out. The event brought neighbors together for an evening of recreation, …
For the second year, the St. Louis Housing Authority partnered with Lincoln University Cooperative Extension to provide youth with a summer filled with learning, exploration and new experiences through the …
Clinton-Peabody residents recently gathered for a redevelopment community meeting focused on available resources, neighborhood updates and the future of public education in St. Louis. The meeting was led by Preservation …
When Pruitt-Igoe opened in 1954 and 1955, it was one of the largest public housing developments in St. Louis. Its high-rise buildings were designed to provide homes for nearly 3,000 families at a time when the city faced a serious need for affordable housing.
Pruitt-Igoe’s story is often told through images of its demolition, which began in the 1970s. But for the people who lived there, it was also a place where families raised children, neighbors formed friendships and a community took shape. Looking back means remembering those residents as well as learning from the decisions that shaped the development.
With Halloween just days away, our Parkview staff is bringing a little extra fun to the community—with help from their newest addition, LullaBelle, affectionately known as “Lulu”! 🧙♀️✨
Known for popping up around the building and making new friends, Lulu is adding a little playful mischief to the season.
We love seeing our team share smiles and celebrate with our Parkview community! 🧡🖤
What a great time at SLHA’s first ever Trunk or Treat! 🎃🍬
On Saturday, October 24, families joined us at SLHA headquarters for an afternoon of costumes, decorated trunks, candy, raffles and community resources. It was wonderful seeing our residents, staff and community partners come together to celebrate with our youth and families!
A special thank you to SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital Pediatric Injury Prevention Program and Safe Kids STL for partnering with us to bring this event to life. We’re also grateful to every organization, staff member and volunteer who decorated a trunk, shared resources or helped make the day possible. 🧡
Thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated with us! 👻
✅ Finding support doesn’t have to mean figuring everything out on your own.
SLHA’s Resident Opportunities and Self-Sufficiency (ROSS) Program connects residents with resources based on their needs and personal goals. Whether you’re looking for support with employment, education, financial literacy, health and wellness, or other needs, the ROSS Program can help you explore available resources and take the next step.
Start with a conversation with your ROSS Service Coordinator!
📞 Contact our ROSS Team:
Camille Shoals ROSS Service Coordinator 📱 314-286-4296 ✉️ CShoals@slha.org
Justin Mosley ROSS Service Coordinator 📱 314-286-4236 ✉️ jmosley@slha.org
Makayla Perkins ROSS Service Coordinator 📱 314-286-4383 ✉️ mperkins@slha.org