The Newark Housing Authority (NHA) is a public housing agency serving Newark, New Jersey. Established under federal and state housing laws, the NHA is responsible for providing safe, affordable housing to low and moderate-income residents in Newark. The agency manages approximately 8,000 public housing units and administers nearly 7,500 Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) throughout the city. As one of the largest housing authorities in New Jersey, the NHA operates various housing programs and initiatives aimed at improving living conditions and promoting self-sufficiency among residents. The organization oversees multiple public housing developments, mixed-income communities, and scattered site units throughout Newark’s five wards. The NHA works in partnership with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and receives federal funding to maintain its properties and implement housing assistance programs. The agency also collaborates with various community organizations and private sector partners to provide supportive services to residents, including job training, education programs, and senior services. The authority is governed by a Board of Commissioners and operates under the direction of an Executive Director. Throughout its history, the NHA has been involved in significant urban renewal projects and continues to play a crucial role in Newark’s housing development and community revitalization efforts.