Jobs-Plus Program Expanded to Serve Residents at 44 Developments
Three new Jobs-Plus locations in Brooklyn and Queens.
Read moreThree new Jobs-Plus locations in Brooklyn and Queens.
Read moreNYCHA young adults now have a chance to make their voices heard about climate change and sustainability.
Read moreOn November 20, Breukelen Houses residents and community partners came together to ensure that residents of the development would have an abundance of food for their Thanksgiving celebrations.
Read moreThe plans are informed by NYCHA’s climate resiliency work on developments affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Read moreNYCHA and CCOP signed a joint letter urging Congress to fully fund NYCHA’s public housing infrastructure, modernization and capital projects.
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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.
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