Bringing COVID-19 Tests Close to Home
Since April, NYCHA, in partnership with resident associations, has been distributing free at-home rapid COVID-19 tests to NYCHA residents across
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Healthy Happenings
The Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Department’s Spring/Summer Newsletter Message from NYCHA’s Environmental Health and Safety Officer Greetings, and welcome
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Celebrating a New Garden at Rutgers Houses
On May 9, residents of Rutgers Houses on the Lower East Side celebrated the opening of a new community garden
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Spotlight on NYCHA’s Relocation Team
In the past year, this newly formed team has helped more than 500 residents temporarily relocate to hospitality apartments or hotels while their apartment gets rehabilitated, ensuring that the residents have everything they need during the process.
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NYCHA Celebrates New Community Garden at Manhattanville Houses
NYCHA has a long-standing commitment to fostering resident access to green spaces at its developments. A 2017 survey of NYCHA
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Indoor Air Quality at NYCHA
NYCHA’s Environmental Health and Safety Department’s Indoor Air Quality Oversight Team (IAQOT) identifies and addresses hazards that impact air quality, such as mold, leaks, asbestos, toxic gases, and other airborne contaminants.
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$434 Million in Comprehensive Renovations Completed at 9 Developments
Resident Association Leaders, PACT Partners Deliver Comprehensive Apartment Upgrades, Renovated Community Spaces, and Infrastructure Enhancements That Will Improve Public Safety
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Meet the OEM Field Coordinators Team
NYCHA’s Office of Emergency Management’s (OEM) Field Coordinators program improves the coordination of response efforts to emergency incidents across the
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Celebrating Graduates of NYCHA’s Construction Training
Sixteen NYCHA residents recently graduated from the NYCHA Resident Training Academy’s (NRTA) construction training. The training was conducted by the
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“Celebrate Our Earth” Waste Collection Event at Wagner Houses
Wagner Houses residents recycled around 1,900 pounds of textiles during the first of its kind Reuse-A-Thon – a recycling event
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