Help shape NYCHA’s transformation – apply to serve on the Resident Roundtable!
Dear Resident, NYCHA is launching a Resident Roundtable in June that will provide an opportunity for residents to help design the implementation
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Paid Opportunities for Youth this Summer
Deadline Extended to April 30! The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) helps young people ages 14 to 21 explore career
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A Virtual Visit with Author Jacqueline Woodson
On April 1, hundreds of young people from the five boroughs participated in a virtual author visit with author Jacqueline
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NYCHA Residents Get Masked Up
Every day during the week of March 29, Mask Up NYC events were held for NYCHA residents at select developments throughout the five boroughs to distribute face masks and face shields, hand sanitizer, and information on COVID-19 prevention and COVID-19 vaccines.
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Gas line inspections at NYC buildings
Dear NYCHA Resident, Please be aware that a new City law (Local Law 152) requires New York City building owners,
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Grace Institute: Helping NYC Women Work
A few years ago, Todt Hill Houses resident Lourdes Hernandez-DeRenzi was experiencing major transition and turmoil in her life. In
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Building Bridges by Being Good Neighbors
During the summer of 2020, racial justice protests were happening across the country, including in Union Square, which is close
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National Poison Prevention Week Safety Tips
Each year, more than two million poisonings are reported to the nation’s poison control centers, and more than 90 percent
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Free Wi-Fi for Queensbridge Houses Residents Extended
Queensbridge Houses residents have access to free, high-speed Wi-Fi service through Lumen thanks to the Queensbridge Connected project.
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Learn More About A Blueprint for Change
NYCHA’s Blueprint for Change is a set of groundbreaking ideas to improve your home while protecting your rights, including by raising funds to completely renovate 110,000 apartments.
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