Update from NYCHA Chair and General Manager on COVID-19 Measures
NYCHA would like to share some measures we’ve taken to help keep you safe, alleviate hardships, and stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Author: LaToya
The 2020 Census Is Here
The Census is easy and safe. The more NYCHA residents who complete the census, the more money your neighborhood gets.
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New Program Trains NYCHA Residents to Become HPTs
A new cohort of 27 NYCHA caretakers are the first with the “Caretaker H” designation, meaning that in addition to
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Attention Public Housing Wait List Applicants!
If you are a current public housing wait list applicant, you can now add your name to any of the
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Green City Force Graduates Its 20th Class
On February 7 at Brooklyn Borough Hall, Green City Force marked 10 years of existence by graduating its largest cohort
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Job Fair for NYCHA Residents
NYCHA is hiring residents! NYCHA wants to hire residents for seasonal (6-month minimum) job opportunities. Priority will be given to authorized
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NYCHA Developments Named after Women
To celebrate Women’s History Month, The NYCHA Journal is highlighting the Authority’s developments named after notable women. These trailblazing women
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Affordable Senior Housing Opens in Brooklyn
In December, NYCHA joined partners at the opening of Stonewall House, an LGBT-friendly affordable senior housing development located at Ingersoll
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Season of Sharing
NYCHA’s Youth Leadership Councils (YLC) held special “Season of Sharing” events throughout December to give back to their communities during the winter holiday season
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Seniors Helping Seniors
Over the last year, 200 older adult NYCHA residents have spent time working in their communities to make a difference
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