Annual Notices on Lead-Based Paint, Window Guards, and Stove Knob Covers
Dear Resident, New York City law requires that you inform NYCHA if a child under 6 years old lives in
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NYCHA Residents
Celebrating Black History Month: Meet Some of NYCHA’s Resident Artists
This year, the theme of Black History Month shines a light on African-American artists – writers, musicians, painters, dancers, actors,
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Carleton Manor Resident LaWanda Johnson-Gainey on Six Decades of Activism
Ms. Gainey is an advocate for herself and her community.
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Helping Residents Get Assistance, Right at Their Developments
HRA enrollment events at NYCHA developments.
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Ringing in the Holidays at NYCHA
Across the city, NYCHA residents celebrated the winter holiday season with festivities ranging from tree lightings and visits with Santa,
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NYCHA Clean Energy Academy Graduates Second Cohort
NYCHA’s Clean Energy Academy celebrated its second class of graduates.
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Longtime Resident Devotes Nearly Half a Century to NYCHA Service
For nearly 50 years, Birdie Glenn has been looking out for her fellow residents of Robinson Houses in Harlem.
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Happy New Year
Dear Residents, As we approach the New Year, this is an excellent opportunity to reflect on our efforts in 2023
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Stepping Up: Van Dyke Resident Association President Lisa Kenner on Three Decades of Work
Every March, we mark Women’s History Month by celebrating the contributions women have made throughout American history as well as
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ERAP Funding Is Coming to NYCHA Families
NYCHA residents are now beginning to receive their fair share of ERAP funding from the State.
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