WCHA owns and operates 38 housing communities varying from senior hi-rises, apartments, townhouses and single dwelling homes.
WCHA offers educational, recreational, social and wellness activities in many of these communities. WCHA also offers transportation, with wheelchair accessibility, to shopping areas, malls, banks, and grocery stores in targeted communities.
Latest Announcements/News
Experience Works!
Do you live in Westmoreland or Fayette County and have someone in your household that is 16-24 years old who needs a job? Then the Experience Works! Program though the Private Industry Council is right for you! Experience Works! is…
WCHA to hold public hearing
The Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act of 1998 requires the Westmoreland County Housing Authority to develop Housing Agency Annual and 5 Year PHA Plans. Through these Plans, the Housing Authority advises HUD, residents and the public of its projected…
$250,000 safety grant awarded to WCHA
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) recently announced that it has awarded Westmoreland County Housing Authority (WCHA) a $250,000 grant to enhance safety and security measures for its residents. The grant was made as part…
