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The Los Angeles County Development Authority is opening its wait list for senior public housing site applications at seven locations in L.A. County.

This will include Orchard Arms in Santa Clarita and Foothill Villa in Altadena, providing a phenomenal opportunity for Fifth District seniors. Applications are open from February to August.

For more information on Senior Housing, visit https://wwwa.lacda.org.

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11 Comments

  1. Norman Grimm says:

    I think orchard arms is an excellent, and the manager she is very professional I am disabled and would like to get on the waiting list for building. Thank you Sincerely Norman Grimm

  2. Byron Travillin says:

    I am disabled and would like to secure a nice safe 2 bedroom apartment at Orchard Arms Senior Housing

  3. Mrs. Lorraine E Guerrero says:

    I am patially disabled and getti g extremely unfair treatment where i am i need to find a place as soon as possible thank you for helping.

  4. Verena Carriere says:

    Hello I’m presently homeless an waiting to get my section 8 voucher an hoping to get in to a place where I can feel save. An have a home of the first time in a long long time
    Hope you will contact me .

  5. Devina Trinidad says:

    Interested for 1 or 2bdrm..for myself and mother.

  6. Jayne Denny says:

    Hello,
    Please contact me regarding the upcoming opening of an affordable housing unit. I always follow the Golden rule and worked 42 years before the cancer diagnosis, I find myself homeless and I’m totally and permanently disabled and I’m 59 years old June 12th. I have been searching and searching for housing. I am willing to live virtually anywhere but I do need shelter for my health. Thank you!

  7. Pamela M Hall says:

    Good afternoon, do you have any available now or first of August?

  8. Jose Ayala says:

    Hello , I am looking for one or two bedroom seniors apartments is for me and my wife. My niece has left several messages before.. 661 9042148 , I will appreciate very much if you call or e-mail, I am in need of an apartment please I am 83 years old. Thank you,

  9. Jose ayala says:

    I am looking for 1 or 2 bedroom apartment for me and my wife please. My number is +16619042148

    • Michele Buttelman says:

      You need to contact wwwa.lacda.org and leave your phone number with them… not us. We are not the point of contact for this service. Thank you.

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