Staten Island Street Renamed for Late NYCHA Resident Association President
The corner of Gordon Street and Warren Street in Staten Island was recently co-named Geraldine Parker Way in honor of
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Celebrating Earth Week: 17 Projects Win Resident Climate Action Grants
Seventeen NYCHA resident-led projects were announced as winners of the Resident Climate Action Grant program during a ceremony held on
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Apply for a 2025 NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship!
Applications are now open for the NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship. NYCHA annually provides numerous scholarships to support residents pursuing undergraduate or graduate
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April Is Financial Literacy Month
April is National Financial Literacy Month, a time to take stock of your financial wellness and take advantage of available
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Fair Fares NYC – Ride for Half Price
The Fair Fares NYC (FFNYC) program has expanded, and more New Yorkers are eligible to participate. FFNYC helps low-income New
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Empowering NYCHA Residents to Lead Healthier Lives
Working with Community Health Workers through the Health Advocacy Partners Program.
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Free Tax Prep for Eligible New Yorkers
Free REES Tax Workshops for NYCHA Residents Tax season is here. NYCHA public housing and Section 8 residents may be
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Women’s History Month: An Interview with NYCHA’s CEO and COO
Every March, we honor the achievements of women throughout history and recognize the ongoing contributions they make today, inspiring future
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SYEP Applications Open for NYers 14-24 – Apply Now!
Deadline extended to March 14, 2025! Attention NYCHA residents between the ages of 14 and 24: now’s your chance to
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Alicka Ampry-Samuel: Public Housing Advocacy and Leadership
An interview with a former HUD Regional Administrator who grew up at NYCHA’s Marcus Garvey Houses.
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