Review your client information, make maintenance requests, pay rent and more.

Resident Community Information

Oakland Housing Authority owns, manages or contracts the management of 283 properties throughout Oakland neighborhoods. Our apartment homes offer an array of amenities and residents are able to access services designed to enrich their lives and help develop their skills along their path to self-sufficiency. 

Residents can locate their property manager by clicking in the property below.

OHA Large Housing Communities

OHA Small Housing Communities

Additionally, OHA manages smaller properties throughout Oakland that are organized by geographic area. Residents can locate their Property Administrator by clicking on the neighborhood below.

  • Deep E​ast
  • Ea​st
  • Fruitvale​
  • San Ant​onio
  • W​est​​​
  • North​

Housing Programs

​Housing​ Choice Vouchers​ (Section 8)​
OHA subsidizes a portion of the rent that the tenant pays to a private landlord. Tenants who possess a Section 8 Voucher are able to locate a unit of their choice in a neighborhood of their choice, and are also allowed to move out of the city or state and continue using their Voucher after one year of continuous residence in Oakland (portability). The key to the Section 8 voucher Program is that the Voucher moves with the resident, and is not tied to any particular unit.​

​Project Based ​Vouchers
Tenants who reside in units using the Project-based Voucher Program have rent subsidized similarly to those using Section 8 Vouchers. However, the subsidy is tied to the unit, not the resident. Residents of these units pay a portion of their rent and OHA also pays a portion to the property owner on behalf of the tenant.

​Special Project Housing
Oakland Housing Authority thanks you for ​​choosing one of our communities to call home. You may use this site to access a variety of services that support your household. Th​e services available through this website vary depending on whether your home is located on a property that is owned or managed by OHA, Oakland Affordable Housing Preservation Initiatives (OAHPI) or by OHA’s Asset Management Department​ through a 3rd party vendor.

Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (V​ASH) Program​​ ​
Ame​rica’s Veterans may access the VASH program for subsidized rent and case management services. Homeless veterans must be referred by the Department of Veterans Affairs​.

​Shelter Plus Care​​
Through this program affordable housing and support services are​ offered to homeless people living on the street. To qualify for assistance, participants must be homeless and disabled by chronic alcohol or drug problems, serious mental illness, or AIDS and Related Disorders. In addition to receiving a rental subsidy, Shelter Plus Care participants receive support services through a network of local service agencies. Shelter Plus Care is run by the Alameda County Housing and Community Development Department in partnership with the Oakland, Alameda City, and Alameda County Housing Authorities.​

FCP West District Office (Peralta Village)
935 Union Street, Oakland, CA 94607
TTY/TDD (510)587-5109

FCP East District Office​ (Lockwood Gardens)
1327 65th Avenue, Oakland, CA 94621
(510) 587-5115
TTY/TDD (510)777-4159

FCP Events & Activities

The Family and Community Partnerships department hosts or supports an array of activities year-round that benefit the families we serve. Please click on the links below for more information about upcoming events and to learn more about programs that will help you and your family.

Upcoming FCP Events

Resident Programs

Below is a list of services offered by the Oakland Housing Authority through the Family & Community Partnerships (FCP) department and partnerships with community-based organizations.

Supportive Services
FCP offers supportive services through emergency assistance, help with everyday needs, access to computer labs and technology and health and wellness programming.​

Employment Development
The FCP department can provide support with resume and cover letter writing, completing job applications, interview clothing, construction training, job tools & licenses, budgeting & financial literacy, continuing education and more!

Homeownership​
Facilitates economic self-sufficiency​ while contributing to the stabilization of Oakland neighborhoods.

Education Ini​tiative
Advances the vision that all OHA youth will attend school, enroll in kindergarten on time, have proficient literacy by 3rd grade, graduate from high school and be prepared for college and/or a career upon high school graduation.   

Civic Engagement and Leadership Development​​
FCP promotes community building, volunteerism and problem solving​ by providing resident leadership opportunities and training. Residents who are engaged through civic leadership are able to promote the quality of life in OHA communities through service, dialogue, and community partnership.

Free Wifi Initiative

Free Internet Initiative FAQ​: English, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese

OHA is enhancing its digital infrastructure to ensure residents have reliable internet access—now essential for education, health services, employment, and daily life. Through Moving to Work (MTW) flexibility, OHA is providing free high-speed internet to its four largest housing communities, with plans to expand to additional sites.

  • High speed 900+ Mbps internet
  • Dedicated private network
  • Hassle-free equipment
  • Control with easy-to-use app
  • No Hidden Fees

Current Locations Offered

Service installation began in late 2024 and is planned to be fully operational in 2025. ​Residents will have free service until at least 2028.

The Internet service provider: Aervivo

For any questions related to signing up for this free service, contact your Property Manager

Resident Customer Support

Router Set Up and User Guide: English​, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese
Personalize Your Home Internet with Command IQ: English

For questions regarding your Aervivo internet service or questions about customizing your network, contact 24/7 Tech Support:

Toll Free (866) 443-5427
Local (252) 585-4452
techsupport@aervivo.com

Please include:

  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • Address
  • Email
  • Best call-back number
  • Description of issues you’re having

Senior Services

The resources listed on this page were curated to help members of our community with locating services and resources that are generally in demand by individuals age 60+, or for their family members and caregivers who provide them assistance.

Elder Abuse Services
(510) 832-3040

Legal Assistance for Seniors works closely with Adult Protective Services, the District Attorney’s Office, the courts, and law enforcement to assist Alameda County residents who are victims of physical, emotional or financial elder abuse.

Spectrum Community Services, Inc
Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP)
(510) 881-0300

​Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E)
Solutions for Seniors
Discover PG&E programs, tools and online features that senior customers may find especially useful.​

East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD)
Customer Assistance Program (CAP)
The Customer Assistance Program (CAP) offer help to pay a portion of the water bill for qualified residential customers.

Meals on Wheels, of Alameda County
(510) 582-1263
Program that deliver nutritious meals and perform wellness checks.

Alameda County Community Food Bank
(510) 635-3663
Program provides USDA groceries through many sites in Alameda County.

Mercy Brown Bag
(510) 534-8540, ext. 369
Food bags are dropped off at a local site for no-contact pick up or delivered directly to senior home.

Spectrum Community Services, Inc. Senior Meals
(510) 881-0300
Program provides Senior Meals for anyone in the community 60+ years old at pick up and dine in locations.

LIFE Elder Care, Transportation Program
(510) 894-0370
Friendly Visitors Program matches frail, isolated older adults with volunteers that provide companionship through weekly visits, phone calls and outings.

St. Mary’s Senior Community Center
(510) 923-9600
Location provides recreational programs and services for seniors.

LIFE ElderCare- Health Forward/Fall Prevention
(510) 894-0370
Program provides free in-home health and wellness interventions.

LIFE ElderCare- Friendly Visitors Program
(510) 894-0370
Program matches frail, isolated older adults with volunteers that provide companionship through weekly visits, phone calls and outings.

Additional Resources For Seniors