“I believe that diversity—racial, cultural, socio-economic, and experiential—makes communities rich and dynamic.”—Tarsi Dunlop

Before the pandemic Jyh-Mei volunteered to read to kids at APAH’s weekly story hour. Now she masks up and does door-to-door food delivery for APAH residents.

“I couldn’t have asked for anything better, in terms of neighborhood and community.”

Nearly sixty years ago, Emmanuel and Gertrude’s families arranged their marriage. Today, they enjoy living in Arlington near their five children and thirty-four grandchildren.

From being part of school desegregation as a child to serving on APAH's Board of Directors, Ted Hicks has dedicated himself to serving his community.

After undergoing a hip replacement and having a tumor removed from her spine Monica needed an accessible home.