Project Move-In Helps NYCHA Students Prepare for College
Moving from home to a college dorm or off-campus housing is often the first experience young people have living on their own. Project Move-In, a program from NYC Service, helps
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Meet SYEP Ladders for Leaders Intern Jada Rice
For Glenmore Plaza resident Jada Rice, the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) has been more than a summer job. Over
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Volunteers Revitalize Three Courtyards at Lower East Side II
More than 300 volunteers participated in the 10th annual She Builds event.
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NYCHA Celebrates National Night Out
On August 4, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) hosted National Night Out events at more than 70 locations
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Building Skills and a Path to the Future
Twenty-six participants were recognized for their participation in NYCHA’s YouthBuild program.
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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
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Building Skills, Strengthening Communities
Second Cohort Completes Behavioral Health Community Health Worker Apprenticeship When Claude Young Jr. interacted with residents in his community, he
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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
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NYCHA and Partners Announce Financial Closing for Sol on Park on Morris Houses Campus
On July 1, Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani announced the financial closing for Sol on Park, a new affordable housing development
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Breaking Ground on New Urban Farms
New farms coming to Ravenswood Houses in Queens and South Beach Houses in Staten Island.
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