Live /liv/
verb
1. remain alive.
2. make one’s home in a particular place or with a particular person.
When residents move into an apartment at one of APAH’s properties, the key that they are handed comes with more than just four walls and a roof. That key symbolizes the beginning of a new era in their life.
APAH resident services programming helps those who live at our properties grow their skills, knowledge, and capacity so their futures can be stable. Read more about this commitment to residents.
APAH provides eviction prevention assistance and programs that promote stability.
When families have a home they can afford, they can afford other basic needs.
Interest stories and recent news
Resident Daniel Adams Keeps Spreading Hope and Lending a Hand
The babies smile at him. The kids know him by name. Even Cedric the husky gets excited when he sees Daniel Adams because he knows it’s time to play. Wherever […]
A Summertime Reunion
In anticipation of the 2021-2022 school year, this summer APAH’s Resident Services Team has worked hard to support our youth as they prepare for the academic year. Initiatives including our […]
Queens Court Creates a Strong Community for Residents
APAH’s redeveloped Queens Court Apartments, which officially opened last month, offer new and returning residents stable and affordable housing, and opportunity – with access to public transportation, jobs, schools, on-site […]
The Start of a Summer to Remember: APAH’s In-Person Programming for Youth Resumes
With the school year ending, we reflect on the fact that children across the nation finished a challenging and unprecedented school year. Attending school remotely due to the pandemic exacerbated […]
APAH’s Pop-Up Clinic Vaccinates 130
Access to technology, navigating the vaccine registration process, and transportation to clinics are some of the many obstacles that have prevented marginalized groups from receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. But a […]
Empowering young APAH residents through STEM education
A partnership between APAH and Rosie Riveters provides young girls with science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) lessons and activities. Programming from Rosie Riveters brings opportunities for these young residents […]
From Homeless to Housed, a Story of Resilience
David Underwood, a current and longtime Marbella resident, has lived in Arlington on-and-off his entire life. He attended Patrick Henry Elementary school during the Cuban Missile Crisis and recalls the […]
Education Programs for Adolescents Advance Despite the Pandemic
The disruption of school and social interactions for children and youth – who are still developing social and resiliency skills – from the COVID-19 pandemic has been difficult. Over the […]
Getting APAH Residents the COVID Vaccine: efforts underway to decrease barriers
The race to get COVID-19 vaccinations “in arms” has been an urgent matter since the first vaccines were approved in mid-December 2020. But the outreach to, and mobilization of marginalized […]
Senior Services during COVID-19
As COVID-19 was spreading through Arlington communities, the message was clear to the over 400 seniors age 60 and older and those with disabilities that live in our APAH properties: […]