NYC Center to Open to Help Families Displaced by Hurricanes
Many individuals and families displaced by the recent hurricanes in Puerto Rico, Texas, Florida, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and other
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Author: LaToya
Senior Domestic Violence Awareness
NYCHA’s Community Engagement and Partnerships is hosting a series of events for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. At each of the Senior
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Planning Their Own Playground
Who knows best what should be in a playground? Kids, of course! On August 29, 12 children at Pomonok Houses
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Breaking Ground on New Roofs
NYCHA Begins Sandy Recovery Work at Red Hook Houses On the day after Labor Day, NYCHA “broke ground” on a
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A Survivor Finds Power in Her Voice
It’s National Domestic Violence Awareness Month and one survivor is sharing how she found strength and empowerment through self-defense training
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Tech 51 Program Brings IT Training to Residents
Move over Silicon Valley, here comes NYCHA! On August 15, New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito announced a pilot
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A New NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship for Brooklyn Residents
Attention Brownsville, East New York, and Ocean Hill Residents! A revered Brooklyn organization has stepped up its community commitment by
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“We Need to Fight Climate Change”
NYCHA Resident & Sandy Recovery Employee Robert White Joins Mayor at Green Press Conference.
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Hands-on Learning at Hope Gardens
Elementary students at P.S. 376 in Bushwick, Brooklyn, recently received the gift of an outdoor classroom, thanks to their science
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City to Invest $355 Million to Replace Aging Facades
Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYCHA Chair Shola Olatoye recently announced $355 million in City funds to replace 150 aging
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