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Mental Health Awareness: Henry Street Settlement Offers Vital Resources

Highlighting NYCHA’s partnership with Henry Street Settlement

The NYCHA community is mourning the passing of Dorothy “Dot” Moore, one of the longest residents of NYCHA’s Wagner Houses

On April 17, 1907, the City of New York recorded its largest-ever immigrant arrivals on Ellis Island. In honor of

Applications are being accepted now through June 1, 2023, for affordable senior housing at The Atrium at Sumner, located at

A new AmeriCorps program is providing NYCHA residents with on-the-job work experience and training in public health while they work

Daughter Launched Sneaker Company; Mom Is District Leader & Business Owner March is Women’s History Month, a time to honor

Learn more about this 30-year resident advocate.

Called for the state budget to include $389 million for public housing and subsidized housing residents.

With tax season in full swing, NYCHA is offering opportunities for public housing residents and Section 8 voucher holders to

Meet Daniel Barber, CCOP Chair During Black History Month, we are reminded of the opportunity that public housing has provided