NYCHA Fun Run Tours Brownsville, Brooklyn
Chair and CEO Shola Olatoye, Fund for Public Housing President Rasmia Kirmani-Frye, other NYCHA staff, NYCHA Youth Leadership Council participants,
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New Construction to Benefit 1,500 NYCHA Residents
On October 27, NYCHA started construction on a $123 million Recovery to Resiliency project at Redfern Houses in Far Rockaway,
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Better Than Ever
Nearly 80,000 people age 62 or older live in NYCHA developments. As the anchors of their communities, seniors contribute to
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NYCHA Makes Seniors Comfortable
Safe, secure and comfortable buildings are the first priority, and NYCHA has updated its architectural guidelines to provide a blueprint
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NYCHA’s Going Solar
NYCHA has launched its first large-scale solar program, which will use light and heat from the sun to provide clean,
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Testing New Tech In Brownsville
Brownsville Houses will be home to one of the City’s first NYCx Co-Lab challenges, a neighborhood-based collaboration to test new
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Improving Lives For Seniors
On November 2, NYCHA, the Hudson Guild, and the Department for the Aging (DFTA) held a special a sneak-peek of
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Pomonok Houses Builds a Playground
On November 4, volunteers transformed an unused recreational area at Pomonok Houses in Queens into a safe, fun, beautiful playground.
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Educating Seniors About Domestic Violence
Domestic violence affects victims of all ages. During National Domestic Violence Awareness month in October, NYCHA’s Community Engagement and Partnerships
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Gotham Gazette: De Blasio’s Record on NYCHA
“Despite steadily shrinking federal support for public housing, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) has made significant gains in
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