ABOUT US

The Niagara Falls Housing Authority is a not-for-profit mid-sized public housing agency located in Niagara Falls, New York. In existence for more than 60 years, the Niagara Falls Housing Authority serves the low to very-low income population in the City of Niagara Falls. Our short sleeve mission is simply, “People and Possibilities.” The Niagara Falls Housing Authority owns and operates 849 public housing units within five communities: Harry S. Jordan Gardens, Center Court, Packard Court, Anthony Spallino Towers and Henry E. Wrobel Towers.

The Niagara Falls Housing Authority also operates two community facilities – the Packard Court Community center, 4300 Pine Avenue, Niagara Falls and the Doris W. Jones Family Resource Building, 3001 Ninth Street, Niagara Falls.

Built in 1991 and expanded in 1996, the Doris W. Jones Family Resource Building consists of 32,000 square feet and includes a gymnasium, multi-purpose rooms, kitchen areas, office space, outdoor tennis court, banquet hall, library, Advanced Technology Training and Information Networking computer lab, and a 226-seat theater. It is also home to the Mount St. Mary’s Neighborhood Health Center, which offers individualized health care services for people of all ages, a Universal Pre-Kindergarten class, the Niagara Falls Alternative School, which is an extension of BOCES and the Niagara Falls City School District. It is also home to the Mount St. Mary’s Neighborhood Health Center, which offers individualized health care services for people of all ages, a Universal Pre-Kindergarten class and the Niagara Falls Alternative School, which is an extension of BOCES and the Niagara Falls City School District.

The Packard Court Community Center is a state-of-the-art facility completed in April 2001. At 14,313 square feet, this building hosts a Universal Pre-Kindergarten, library, gymnasium, full service kitchen, shower and locker rooms, three multi-purpose rooms, computer lab and office space.

The Niagara Falls Housing Authority strives to create future leaders in our community. Extensive after school and summer enrichment programs are offered to our residents and the nearby youth. Numerous self-sufficiency programming including a variety of job training options and financial literacy also are offered.