NYCHA Launches New Mold Awareness Campaign
NYCHA launched a new webpage to provide residents with more information about how to identify, prevent, and report mold in their apartments.
Read moreNYCHA launched a new webpage to provide residents with more information about how to identify, prevent, and report mold in their apartments.
Read moreThe Federal Monitor’s approval of NYCHA’s City Capital Action Plan unlocked $563.5 million in funding to help the Authority fully upgrade its waste infrastructure.
Read moreThirty-two NYCHA residents were recently chosen as the first members of the Resident Roundtable, a new committee that ensures residents continue to play an important role in NYCHA’s Transformation Plan.
Read moreAll of NYCHA’s current safety protocols regarding masks and social distancing remain in place until further notice.
Read moreRead more about the plans in “A Blueprint for Change” to strengthen and preserve public housing in New York City, now and for the generations come.
Read moreNew Yorkers – including NYCHA residents and Section 8 participants – can apply to receive a temporary discount for current or new monthly internet service subscriptions.
Read moreIn mid-January, New Yorkers 65 and older became eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. NYCHA’s population includes a large number of older adults, and the City and State established vaccine clinics at certain NYCHA developments to ensure that the vaccine was accessible to these residents.
Read moreThe F-Stop Project provides free photography classes, workshops, and public exhibitions to Queensbridge residents.
Read moreNYCHA is seeking development partners for its PACT program.
Read moreOn Earth Day, NYCHA announced the substantial completion of 1.8 megawatts of rooftop solar arrays on 27 buildings across Queensbridge North and Queensbridge South Houses.
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