NYCHA Celebrates Women’s History Month For Sharema “Coach Rema The Great” Harvell, the evolution of her business began with two simple questions: “What’s missing in our communities, and how can we

The voting period for residents of Isaacs Houses concluded on March 17, and an independent, third-party election administrator has started

On March 13, the Public Housing Community Fund (PHCF), Fulton Art Fair (FAF), and Kingsborough Houses Resident Association celebrated the

Did you know that poisoning is the leading cause of injury-related death in the United States? Don’t let your family

NYCHA has made historic progress with the completion of 810 construction projects in the past five years, resulting in an

On February 27, the Public Housing Community Fund (PHCF), SCAN-Harbor, and NYCHA joined local designers and residents to host the

A newly converted senior center space for a local nonprofit organization in Manhattan was among various projects completed by NYCHA’s

We celebrate Women’s History Month every March to acknowledge the incredible contributions that women have made throughout history. This month

For a limited time, the NYC Office of Child Support Services will offer its “Pay It Off” program, which provides

Nineteen residents successfully completed the program.