To commemorate Black History Month, NYCHA is highlighting the work of partner organizations that support, educate, and advocate for NYCHA residents to learn new skills to empower themselves and their communities.
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HUD regularly inspects NYCHA’s buildings – from the grounds to apartments – to make sure that our housing is decent, safe, sanitary, and in good repair.
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Dais Nunez, 19, recently had to make a significant decision: which of the colleges that offered her scholarships would she
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The Daily News Editorial Board published an op-ed on February 1 in support of NYCHA’s A Blueprint for Change ideas titled “NYCHA’s last hope: A public housing trust is the
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Let Us Know if Children Live With or Visit You! New York City law requires that you inform NYCHA whether
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During the current state of emergency for COVID-19, NYCHA continues to work closely with the NYC Department of Health and
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We’re periodically featuring the hardworking men and women who provide excellent service to residents. In this installment, meet James Nelson, a NYCHA Plasterer since 2012.
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The City of New York’s Vaccine Command Center is inviting you to join a tele-town hall event, featuring Dr. Jay
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As we have promised since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’d like to update you on NYCHA’s continued work to protect your health and safety.
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Community Health Workers (CHW) are important public health advocates who help people manage chronic health conditions; educate and guide them
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