REES Seeks Resident Feedback for 2022 Client Survey
NYCHA’s Office of Resident Economic Empowerment & Sustainability (REES) is surveying NYCHA residents ages 18 and older to learn more
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Author: Vincent Echavaria
NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: February
A variety of security-related upgrades were recently completed at all entrances and exits of NYCHA’s Johnson Houses in Manhattan. The
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Free Virtual Training on Getting Tax Credits This Season
NYCHA residents are invited to join a free virtual training session to learn how to receive the Child Tax Credit
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Free Program Invites Youth to Learn Art of DJing, Jam with Police
Turntables, mixers, and microphones – put them together and you just might have an ideal after-school activity for NYCHA youth
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Mayor Adams Meets with NYCHA Staff in First Visit to Emergency Operations Center
Mayor Eric Adams visited NYCHA’s Emergency Operations Center in Long Island City on March 1 to get updates on heating
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Leadership Council Gives NYCHA Youth a Voice as Community Advocates
High school-aged NYCHA residents who hope to become more involved in issues impacting their neighborhood now have a platform to learn how to
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NYCHA, City Tech Program Brings Urban Design Case Study to Washington Houses
Nurturing their passion for the fields of architecture and urban design, a group of young NYCHA residents looked to the campus of Manhattan’s Washington Houses for
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Mentoring Program Offers 1-on-1 Support for NYCHA Residents in Early College Years
Navigating the first couple years of college can be quite the undertaking, but for some, having someone to lean on
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NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: January
NYCHA’s Woodson Houses is now fully equipped with a new network of security cameras to help improve safety for residents and
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Chief James Secreto Called Back to Duty in Return to NYCHA
For the next phase of his long career in law enforcement, James Secreto has returned to his roots at NYCHA.
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