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HACP News & Views
HACP publishes its newsletter, News & Views, twice a year. News & Views contains updates on HACP's development plans and activities; information about programs and services; and news about HACP residents.
Please use the links to the right to download the complete newsletter.
From the latest issue (Winter 2011):
Publicly Speaking
A letter from the Executive Director
On Dec. 13, 2011, it was my pleasure to welcome former residents of the Frank H. Mazza Pavilion home to their newly renovated community. After three years of planning and development, HACP has completed our renovation efforts at Mazza Pavilion and has begun the process of bringing the building’s residents back home.
Mazza Pavilion, now fully renovated from top to bottom, represents this agency’s commitment to providing Pittsburgh’s senior citizen and disabled residents with options for safe, high quality housing throughout the city. We’re very happy to be reopening this community and for the opportunity to reconnect our residents with their beloved Brookline neighborhood.
I’m particularly proud to note that this building fully embodies HACP’s commitment to providing a housing environment that is conducive to healthy living, as represented by its status as HACP’s first entirely smoke free building.
The redevelopment of this community has been a long journey that began with relocation roughly three years ago and ended this winter. We are grateful to the residents for their patience, to everyone who played a role in the development process, and in particular, grateful to the U.S. government and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, who financed this effort through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
I’m proud to welcome the former residents of Mazza Pavilion home, and equally excited to welcome the new residents who will be joining them in the very near future. Welcome home!
A. Fulton Meachem, Jr.
Executive Director
