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
Read more
Author: LaToya
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
Read more
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!
Read more
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
Read more
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
Read more
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
Read more
The Katherine Perez Scholarship
In Memory of a Rising Leader, and a Ray of Sunshine A scholarship has been created to honor the life
Read more
NYCHA Speaks Your Language
New York City is home to people who speak more than 200 different languages. NYCHA is committed to providing limited
Read more
Apply for Affordable Housing at Fulton Houses
Applications are being accepted now through September 24 for affordable apartments in a newly constructed building on the grounds of a
Read more
Have a Go Bag Ready for Each Family Member and Pet!
If you have to leave your apartment quickly in an emergency, you’ll need a go bag. Putting it together in
Read more