Updates & Notices
Notice of New Meeting Dates.
The Board of Commissioners of Miami Metropolitan Housing Authority have voted to move their monthly meetings to the third Monday at noon starting in February of 2026.
Our offices will be closed on Monday January 26 due to inclement weather.
We plan to reopen on Tuesday, weather permitting. All appointments for Monday will be rescheduled when the office reopens.
Our offices will be closed Monday January 19, 2026 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
We will reopen for normal business hours on Tuesday, January 20.
2026/2027 CSBG Emergency Assistance is available!
We are thrilled to announce the opening of the 2026/2027 CSBG Emergency Grant Program. This initiative represents an important step in our ongoing commitment to support individuals and families facing unexpected hardships.
Our offices will be closed for New Year's Day.
Our offices will be closing early at 3pm on Wednesday December 31st, and will be closed all day on Thursday January 1st. We will reopen for normal business hours on Friday January 2nd. Happy New Year!
Scholarship Opportunity!
Since 1985, PHADA has recognized and rewarded academic excellence in public and assisted housing youth through its scholarship program. In 2026, PHADA will proudly award three scholarships to deserving high school seniors residing in public and assisted housing (residents must live in PHADA-member agencies).
MMHA*MCCAC will be closed December 24, 25, and 26.
Happy holidays to you and yours!
The holiday season can intensify feelings of pressure—especially for those navigating substance use challenges.
Our offices will be closing at 3:30pm on Wednesday December 10, 2025.
We will resume regular business hours on Thursday.
The MCCAC Board meeting for December has been canceled.
MMHA and CAC will be closed for Thanksgiving
Our offices will be closing early at 3pm on Wednesday November 26, and will be closed on Thursday November 27 and Friday November 28. Happy Thanksgiving!
Press Release: As SNAP Lapse Approaches, More Americans Turning to Community Action Agencies
National Community Action Foundation warns that the poverty-fighting organizations running popular programs, from food assistance to Head Start and LIHEAP, are being forced to halt services – even as they face increasing demand.