Our mission it is to provide education, social
service, and community development services to low and moderate income persons and to promote and support the mission, activities, programs and operation of the Randolph County Housing Authority.
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The Randolph County
Housing Authority Programs
We Support
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Rapid Re-Housing Program
Serving Citizens in Randolph, Barbour, Lewis and Upshur Counties
Whether by a sudden catastrophic calamity or a series of unfortunate events, homelessness can happen to anyone. Recovering from this dire situation can be difficult without a helping hand. In 2016, RCHA took action to begin directly addressing the need for assistance for people experiencing homelessness. We began offering a program to rapidly re-house homeless residents of Randolph, Barbour, Lewis and Upshur counties. The program continues with the support of a Home4Good Grant.
Are you housing insecure or experiencing homelessness? Please visit the WVCEH website or Call 833-722-2014
Serving Citizens in Randolph, Barbour, Lewis and Upshur Counties
Whether by a sudden catastrophic calamity or a series of unfortunate events, homelessness can happen to anyone. Recovering from this dire situation can be difficult without a helping hand. In 2016, RCHA took action to begin directly addressing the need for assistance for people experiencing homelessness. We began offering a program to rapidly re-house homeless residents of Randolph, Barbour, Lewis and Upshur counties. The program continues with the support of a Home4Good Grant.
Are you housing insecure or experiencing homelessness? Please visit the WVCEH website or Call 833-722-2014
YouthBuild North Central
Serving Youth Aged 16-24 in Randolph, Barbour, Tucker, and Upshur Counties
YouthBuild rebuilds communities by providing valuable hands-on learning experiences that enable youth to learn valuable construction skills while building affordable housing and other community assets that make our communities stronger and more vital. YouthBuild provides a solid pathway to education and employment. The participants are able to achieve a productive means of securing financial security and leadership roles in their communities while breaking the cycle of poverty.
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Serving Youth Aged 16-24 in Randolph, Barbour, Tucker, and Upshur Counties
YouthBuild rebuilds communities by providing valuable hands-on learning experiences that enable youth to learn valuable construction skills while building affordable housing and other community assets that make our communities stronger and more vital. YouthBuild provides a solid pathway to education and employment. The participants are able to achieve a productive means of securing financial security and leadership roles in their communities while breaking the cycle of poverty.
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Healthy Home Program
Serving Senior Renters In Randolph, Tucker and Lewis Counties
The Healthy Home Program (HH Program) is a free care coordination program for seniors living in rental properties in Randolph, Tucker and Lewis County, WV. The program was launched in 2018 by The Wellness Collaborative, which consists of the RCHA, Davis Health System, the Randolph County Senior Center, Cortland Acres Housing Association, and the Elkins-Randolph Public Health Department. Over 130 senior renters currently participate in the Healthy Home Program. Referrals can be made by housing managers, case managers, medical providers, friends, and family. Self-referrals are accepted, as well.
Serving Senior Renters In Randolph, Tucker and Lewis Counties
The Healthy Home Program (HH Program) is a free care coordination program for seniors living in rental properties in Randolph, Tucker and Lewis County, WV. The program was launched in 2018 by The Wellness Collaborative, which consists of the RCHA, Davis Health System, the Randolph County Senior Center, Cortland Acres Housing Association, and the Elkins-Randolph Public Health Department. Over 130 senior renters currently participate in the Healthy Home Program. Referrals can be made by housing managers, case managers, medical providers, friends, and family. Self-referrals are accepted, as well.
