Youth Leadership Council Celebrates Year of Advocacy, Activism
More than 200 people attended NYCHA’s second Youth Voice Counts Leadership Summit in June to celebrate the Youth Leadership Councils’
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Author: LaToya
Are You on the for Section 8 Wait List?
Due to an increase in federal funding, NYCHA is issuing new Section 8 vouchers for the first time in two years
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Building Summer Fun
Bayview Houses Gets a New Playground It began as an idea, with crayon drawings from children at Bayview Houses imagining
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$1,000 Scholarships for Residents
Apply for a NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship! All scholarships award one-time $1,000 grants to eligible residents who are pursuing undergraduate degrees at City
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Queensbridge Resident Becomes First-Time Homebuyer
In the morning, Charline Ogbeni and her husband, Peter closed on their first house purchase. Then they headed back to
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To Quit Smoking, It Takes a Village
Johnson Houses resident Patricia Young was a long-time smoker who, thanks to a quitting smoking workshop with Harlem Health Advocacy Partners, is
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Dr. Mary T. Bassett Talks Numbers
The NYCHA Journal talks to New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Mary T. Bassett about the “Your Number” Campaign.
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Annual Plan, May 22
NYCHA’s Public Hearing on the Significant Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2018 Agency Annual Plan and the Draft Fiscal Year
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A Grove for South Jamaica
South Jamaica Houses is now home to its very own fruit orchard—20 trees, including fig, apple and pear—thanks to New
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Watch Out, Rats!
NYCHA is rolling out a new, aggressive extermination plan to reduce the rat population at the ten most infested developments
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