Est. as a statewide association of directors

Empowering housing
leadership across North Carolina

The North Carolina Housing Authority Directors Association consists of directors from 72 housing authorities across the state — convening twice each year for training and roundtable discussion on the matters that affect public housing, multifamily, and affordable housing agencies.

2026 Fall Conference About the association

Next convening Statewide

2026 NCHADA Fall Conference

Dates: September 19–22, 2026

Who attends: Executive directors & senior agency staff

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Executive Board Officers and at-large directors Membership 2026–2027 application Resources Documents and partner links

Burlington Housing Authority Lumberton Housing Authority Robeson County Housing Authority Hickory Housing Authority Williamston Housing Authority Belmont Housing Authority New Edenton Housing Authority Tarboro Redevelopment Commission Wilson Housing Authority Lenoir Housing Authority Smithfield Housing Authority

Authorities represented on the current executive board

01 — The association

A statewide network
built on shared experience

Twice each year the membership convenes for training and roundtable discussion on matters impacting public housing authorities statewide — the kind of candid exchange that only happens between people doing the same job under the same rules.

The association's leadership advocates for improved housing alternatives and community development efforts. Between convenings, members receive regular communication on relevant issues so each director can make informed decisions for their agency and the residents they serve.

Mission & history Meet the board

Each mark is one housing authority

72 housing authorities across North Carolina — from the mountains to the coastal plain.

Convenings each year: 2
Board members: 11
Membership year: Oct–Sept

02 — What we do

Four commitments to our membership

Training

Biannual meetings built around practical training for directors and senior agency staff.

Roundtables

Peer discussion on the matters impacting public housing, multifamily, and affordable housing agencies across the state.

Advocacy

A unified voice for improved housing alternatives and community development efforts.

Communication

Regular member communication on the issues that shape agency decision-making.

Attendees seated in a general session at a professional conference

Featured event

03 — Conferences

2026 NCHADA
Fall Conference

The association's fall convening brings executive directors and senior agency staff together for training sessions and roundtable discussion. Program details, venue, and registration information are published by the conference committee ahead of the event.

Dates: Sept 19–22, 2026
Format: Training & roundtables

Conference details

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