Public Housing Community Fund Receives a Grant to Expand NYCHA’s Archives at LaGuardia Community College
An archival collection that documents NYCHA’s history from the late 1920s through the present is set to be expanded and
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Register Your Life-Support Equipment with Con Edison
If you use life-support equipment or someone in your household does, it’s important to let Con Edison know. Con Edison
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Comprehensive Modernization: Building Futures and Bettering Homes
NYCHA’s Comprehensive Modernization (Comp Mod) program is connecting residents to renewal and opportunity. From celebrating residents who graduated from the
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Mental Health Awareness Month Spotlight
Meet Anitia Maddox: Behavioral Health Apprentice and Reid Park Resident
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Award-Winning Children’s Author Visits Drew Hamilton Community Center
Award-Winning Children’s Author Visits Drew Hamilton Community Center On April 16, award-winning author Alicia D. Williams visited children at the
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Preparing NYCHA Youth for Construction Jobs and More Through YouthBuild
In March, the inaugural cohort of NYCHA’s YouthBuild program in Brownsville, Brooklyn, began their six-month journey into an alternative education
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Rat Education and Prevention at Mitchel Houses
Mitchel Houses residents have officially joined the NYC Rat Pack and are now equipped with more knowledge about rats and
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New Trees at NYCHA Thanks to NY Attorney General’s Office
On April 30, New York Attorney General Letitia James joined NYCHA, Trees New York, and Red Hook Houses residents to
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NYCHA Wins 2025 Moses Award for Preservation Projects
Three NYCHA restoration and preservation projects received the New York Landmarks Conservancy’s highest honor.
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Staten Island Street Renamed for Late NYCHA RA President
The corner of Gordon Street and Warren Street was co-named Geraldine Parker Way.
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