NYCHA hosted its first-ever Community Mental Health Summit bringing together residents, community leaders, service providers, and City agency partners for a day of learning, connection, and healing.
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Change requires a community, especially when it comes to smoking. This issue is particularly important for young people, because while
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First Houses opened on December 3, 1935, signaling the start of public housing in NYC and the U.S.
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Twenty-year-old Jordan Lewis wasn’t sure what to expect when he walked into a YouthBuild orientation earlier this year. He signed
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Migration, a public art installation, combines historic preservation, storytelling, and community voices.
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“We Belong Here,” proclaims the colorful, new mural unveiled on November 14 at Bushwick Houses that celebrates community pride and
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This year, NYCHA, resident associations, local businesses, community organizations, and elected officials came together to ensure NYCHA families across the city had what they needed to enjoy a warm holiday – from gift cards and groceries to turkeys and prepared meals.
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When Glenn De La Cruz learned she had been awarded a NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship for the second time, she felt both
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On October 22, Community Mediation Services (CMS), a partner in the City’s Health Advocacy Partners Program (HAPP), hosted its first
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100 NYCHA residents received 2025 NYCHA-CUNY scholarships.
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