Hispanic Heritage Month: David Soto
National Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 to October 15, a time to recognize the contributions, achievements, and culture of
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NYCHA Employees
Mayor Adams Honors NYCHA Employee for Supporting Resident Associations
It’s not every day that one gets singled out by the mayor of New York City for doing a great
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Long Island City Machinist Shop Crew ‘Keep NYCHA Going’
When an elevator breaks down at one of NYCHA’s developments, requiring a traction pulley or bearing to be repaired, NYCHA’s
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Meet Cherry McCutchen, Director of Learning and Development
June is National Pride Month, which commemorates the 1969 Stonewall uprising and recognizes the impact and contributions of individuals who
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Spotlight on NYCHA’s Relocation Team
In the past year, this newly formed team has helped more than 500 residents temporarily relocate to hospitality apartments or hotels while their apartment gets rehabilitated, ensuring that the residents have everything they need during the process.
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Meet the OEM Field Coordinators Team
NYCHA’s Office of Emergency Management’s (OEM) Field Coordinators program improves the coordination of response efforts to emergency incidents across the
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City Cleanup Corps: A Foot in the Door to NYCHA
To date, approximately 330 NYC CCC workers were hired by NYCHA for permanent roles, of whom 150 are NYCHA residents.
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NYCHA Residents & Employees Honored by Citizens Housing & Planning Council
On April 27, members of the NYCHA community received awards from the Citizens Housing & Planning Council (CHPC) at the
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Meet Tracy Tomer, Breast Cancer Advocate
I’m thankful for every day that I open my eyes to see another day because I’m still afraid of this
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Making a Difference for Residents
Every month, we feature the hardworking staff members who are making a difference for residents. Learn more about how we’re
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