Tenant Events

More than 40 children and families joined together to celebrate Easter with TBHRA staff and volunteers last week. Riverside Park and Forestview Manor hosted annual Easter parties on Wednesday and Thursday, where children enjoyed crafts, snacks and an Easter Egg…

This free fraud prevention series is part of the consumer protection initiative of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. Residents will watch four short videos covering the topics of foreign lottery scams, financial crimes, internet fraud, and work at home fraud. Residents will also receive useful handouts and tools for prevention fraud and have the opportunity to ask questions about potential scams affecting the elderly in our area. Click on the link to see a full list of scheduled dates.

Volunteers from AARP's Tax Aide program will be helping public housing residents in Bradford County again this year. Residents will have the opportunity to file their taxes and rent rebates, for free, without having to leave the building! Click the link to see the scheduled dates.

Tenants celebrated the holiday season in many ways these past weeks, filling the halls with the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas. Click the Link for pictures from all of our Christmas themed-events!

TBHRA Staff has coordinated with Rite Aid Pharmacies in Sayre and Wellsboro to provide Flu Shot Clinics to residents in Tioga and Bradford County public housing, at no out-of-pocket cost.

In addition to three existing sites in Bradford County, the Tioga/Bradford Housing Authority and the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank have added an additional distribution site in Blossburg for its Fresh Express Program.

School-aged tenants throughout public housing in Tioga and Bradford County celebrated the back to school season with new school supplies, new clothes, and for some, new backpacks courtesy of the Tioga/Bradford Housing Authority.

Tenants at both Page and Keystone Manors enjoyed a presentation from the Tanglewood Nature Center last Thursday. Local Susquehanna Valley Audubon Society member, Ingeborg Wells, also a resident at Page Manor, coordinated the event, and more than thirty residents and family members from both buildings attended.