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Fall Prevention for Older Adults

As people age, falls present a threat to their health and can hinder the ability to live self-sufficiently. To ensure

Regarding the recent Presidential Executive Orders and related guidance that may have implications for the granting and use of federal funding.

We’re pleased to announce that Joan Tally was recently appointed to the NYCHA board by Mayor Eric Adams. Ms. Tally

The NYC Correction Officer exam is now open! Join the BOLDEST! NYC Correction Officers earn $101,590 after 5.5 years (the

**Due to a delay in the mail delivery of the ballots, the voting period has been extended to Friday, April

**Due to a delay in the mail delivery of the ballots, the voting period has been extended to Friday, April

Tips on how to prepare for winter storms and keep you and your family safe.

NYCHA’s Resident Health Initiatives was proud to join NYC Mammas Give Back to ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on December 30.

NYCHA CEO Lisa Bova-Hiatt recaps NYCHA’s 2024 accomplishments on behalf of the families it serves.

On December 20, NYCHA announced that an independent election administrator has confirmed that no additional mail-in votes, postmarked no later