Inspiring Young NYCHA Residents Through the Arts
Tareake Dorill has lived at Riis Houses in the East Village all his life – and his grandmother was one
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Author: LaToya
Breast Cancer Walk at Howard Houses
On October 16, Howard Houses resident Tracy Tomer walked with her neighbors, family, and friends in the annual breast cancer
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NYCHA Holds 2022 Intimate Partner & Domestic Violence Conference
To mark National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October, NYCHA’s Resident Services, Partnerships, and Initiatives Department held a virtual event,
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Announcing the 2022 NYCHA-CUNY Scholars
NYCHA-CUNY Scholarships were awarded to 71 residents, the largest number of scholarships distributed to NYCHA residents in the award’s history.
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Helping Older Adults Stay Connected via Technology
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, older adult NYCHA residents were provided with free tablets and training on how
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Keeping Seniors Safe at Home
Elderly Safe-at-Home is a program provided by NYCHA at 11 developments for seniors that assigns an on-site social services worker to provide daily living support, crime prevention, crime victim assistance, and crisis intervention services to residents.
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Learn about the Trust at a virtual Town Hall!
NYCHA Residents: As you may have heard, Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation in June authorizing the creation of the NYC
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New Grant Program for Residents to Take Climate Action
This fall, NYCHA residents can apply for a Resident Climate Action Grant of up to $5,000 to support resident-led sustainability
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Hispanic Heritage Month: David Soto
National Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 to October 15, a time to recognize the contributions, achievements, and culture of
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NYCHA Residents: Apply Now for Affordable Housing at Halletts Point 7
Applications are being accepted now through November 21, 2022, for affordable housing at Halletts Point 7 in Astoria, Queens. Located
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