A person wearing a black hijab and a white shirt smiles warmly while standing against a textured gray wall.

Heading Back to School to Build a Career in Community Health

Growing up in a large Gambian family in the Bronx, Bintou Sawaneh learned early that health is shaped by much

Take the NYCHA resident survey today

Make Your Voice Heard – Take NYCHA’s Resident Survey!

Please share your feedback with us via the NYCHA Resident Survey!

NYCHA’s YouthBuild Builds Skills and a Path to the Future

When Nasir Hayes-Jones, 20, enrolled in NYCHA’s YouthBuild program, he expected to learn construction skills – but he didn’t realize he was joining a community of young people working together

mural on construction fencing

NYCHA Residents Help Shape New Public Art

Two new public art projects demonstrate how NYCHA residents are helping to shape the communities they call home.   Working with ArtBridge, a nonprofit

two photos of groups of people

Building Skills, Strengthening Communities 

Second Cohort Completes Behavioral Health Community Health Worker Apprenticeship  When Claude Young Jr. interacted with residents in his community, he

Bushwick Rooted artwork

“Bushwick Rooted” Artwork Unveiled at Bushwick Houses

On July 17, the Public Housing Community Fund (PHCF), NYCHA, local artists, and residents unveiled “Bushwick Rooted,” an aluminum and

Marlboro green space

New Eco-Friendly Open Space at Marlboro Houses

On July 15, The Public Housing Community Fund (PHCF), NYCHA, the Center for Justice Innovation (CJI), The Urban Conga, Cork

group of people shoveling ground

Disability Pride Month

Every July, Disability Pride Month celebrates the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the first comprehensive law protecting the civil rights of people with disabilities. Signed

Know Your Zone

Are You Prepared for Coastal Storm Season?

Peak coastal storm season in NYC is August through October every year. Make a plan to keep yourself and your

A person wearing a black hijab and a white shirt smiles warmly while standing against a textured gray wall.

Heading Back to School to Build a Career in Community Health

Growing up in a large Gambian family in the Bronx, Bintou Sawaneh learned early that health is shaped by much

Take the NYCHA resident survey today

Make Your Voice Heard – Take NYCHA’s Resident Survey!

Please share your feedback with us via the NYCHA Resident Survey!

NYCHA’s YouthBuild Builds Skills and a Path to the Future

When Nasir Hayes-Jones, 20, enrolled in NYCHA’s YouthBuild program, he expected to learn construction skills – but he didn’t realize he was joining a community of young people working together

mural on construction fencing

NYCHA Residents Help Shape New Public Art

Two new public art projects demonstrate how NYCHA residents are helping to shape the communities they call home.   Working with ArtBridge, a nonprofit

two photos of groups of people

Building Skills, Strengthening Communities 

Second Cohort Completes Behavioral Health Community Health Worker Apprenticeship  When Claude Young Jr. interacted with residents in his community, he

Bushwick Rooted artwork

“Bushwick Rooted” Artwork Unveiled at Bushwick Houses

On July 17, the Public Housing Community Fund (PHCF), NYCHA, local artists, and residents unveiled “Bushwick Rooted,” an aluminum and

Marlboro green space

New Eco-Friendly Open Space at Marlboro Houses

On July 15, The Public Housing Community Fund (PHCF), NYCHA, the Center for Justice Innovation (CJI), The Urban Conga, Cork

group of people shoveling ground

Disability Pride Month

Every July, Disability Pride Month celebrates the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the first comprehensive law protecting the civil rights of people with disabilities. Signed

Know Your Zone

Are You Prepared for Coastal Storm Season?

Peak coastal storm season in NYC is August through October every year. Make a plan to keep yourself and your