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
Giving Back: Orpah’s story
Two years ago, Orpah was homeless, but today she’s an outgoing neighbor living in The Springs Apartments. With her bubbly personality and strong ties to the community, no one would be […]
Home Is Where Your Heart Is: Daria’s Story
Daria G., age 62, has lived at Leckey Gardens in north Arlington since 2002. She lives in an apartment with her daughter Robin and son Brian. Originally from Washington D.C., […]
Taking a Shot: Enas’ Story
Enas, or Nas as she is known to friends, has lived with her mom, dad, and three-year-old brother at Arlington Mill Residences for four years. Originally from Ethiopia, her parents […]
For Her Boys: Doris’ Story
Doris C. has been a resident at Courthouse Crossings for four years. Originally from Tennessee, she grew up in California and moved to Virginia when she was 12 with her […]
Girl Scouts at The Springs
The Springs Apartments is excited to be home for a new a Brownie Girl Scout troop, #60083. There are seven girls in the troop, all of whom live […]
A Fresh Start: Kimolyn’s Story
For Kimolyn E., her home at Marbella Apartments represents much more than just a place to live- it embodies the beginning of a new chapter in a life that has […]
Partner Focus: AFAC
At Marbella Apartments, where food distributions are Thursday afternoons, Resident Services Coordinator Katherine says that hot dogs are by far the most popular item. Additionally, residents get very excited for […]
Celebrating Black History Month
African American history is not a separate component of the Arlington story, but a central part of our shared history.” — “A Guide to the African American Heritage of Arlington […]
Zachary’s Story: Independence for a Family
For Zachary, his apartment at The Springs is more than his home, it’s a symbol of independence he and his family were unsure was attainable in his adult life. Now […]
The Potential of My Future: Jose’s Story
Jose, 30, lives at The Springs Apartments with his mother and father. Originally from Bolivia, Jose immigrated to the US in 2012. His parents had come to Arlington in 1999, […]