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NYCHA Youth Dive into Lifesaving through the Swim Safety Corps

Nearly 100 young NYCHA residents across all five boroughs participated in this six-week summer opportunity.

In its first six months since launching, “Maintenance Cares” has prioritized more than 750 cases for urgent repairs.

On August 7, a ribbon-cutting was held to celebrate the completion of the restoration of Exodus and Dance.

Two Brooklyn Caretakers have been honored as the winners in recognition of their exemplary service to the NYCHA community.

Attention NYCHA residents: Your voice matters here. Take the survey through September 12.

“Here, Now, Always: Everybody’s Neighborhood” is on view through September 15.

The Healthy Start @ NYCHA program creates safer homes and connections to resources for expecting families.

NYCHA’s goal is to keep families housed. If you have fallen behind on your rent, NYCHA can help you get back on track.

NYCHA residents will now receive automatic notifications when their skilled trades tickets are scheduled.

NYCHA resident gardeners and farmers from across NYC attended the Summit at Ingersoll Community Center.