NYCHA-CUNY Scholar: Mahfuzur Rahman
In his mission to serve his East Harlem neighbors, Mahfuzur Rahman, 20, accomplished some firsts: in 2015, he became the
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NYCHA-CUNY Scholar: Ayana Chung
Ayana Chung lives by the motto, “You do not fail until you quit.” These words helped her through some difficult
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Announcing the 2018 NYCHA-CUNY Scholars
They are the next generation of community advocates, social workers, medical staff, teachers, accountants, and public servants. But first, they’re
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Zipcar Membership for NYCHA Residents
A new partnership between NYCHA and Zipcar provides NYCHA residents with easy, discounted access to short-term car sharing throughout the
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Join the NYCHA Board – Deadline Extended!
In or about November/December 2018, Mayor Bill de Blasio will appoint one resident as a member of the NYCHA Board
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Environmental Leaders Spring into Action
Since 2016, a small program has been thinking big. Environmental Ambassadors, an initiative run by the non-profit GrowNYC, trains NYCHA
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NYCHA Resident Featured in the News
Richmond Terrace resident Denise Angela Miller was recently profiled in the Staten Island Advance for her “DAM” That’s Good Cake!
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On-the-Job Experience for Young NYCHA Residents
This summer, NYCHA’s Summer Youth Employment program, hired 900 14- and 15-year-olds, including 601 NYCHA residents. Interns worked at 195 locations and
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Digging for History at Baruch Houses
NYCHA’s Sandy Recovery Work Sometimes Comes With History Lesson Before NYCHA’s Sandy Recovery and Resiliency team could begin major work at Baruch
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2017 Annual Water Supply & Quality Report
The 2017 Annual Water Supply and Quality Report is now available for viewing at: www.nyc.gov/dep/2017waterquality This report contains important information
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