On June 18, 2021, 15 residents graduated from the NYCHA Resident Training Academy (NRTA) with a specialization in construction. The… Continue Reading 15 NYCHA Residents Graduated From Construction Training
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A few years ago, Todt Hill Houses resident Lourdes Hernandez-DeRenzi was experiencing major transition and turmoil in her life. In… Continue Reading Grace Institute: Helping NYC Women Work
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NYCHA resident Shakeema Scott was working as a federal officer for 10 years when she decided to take a “leap of faith”… Continue Reading NYCHA Residents Get Good Jobs After NRTA Graduation
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To commemorate Black History Month, NYCHA is highlighting the work of partner organizations that support, educate, and advocate for NYCHA residents to learn new skills to empower themselves and their communities. Continue Reading Helping to Grow Profitable Businesses for 55 Years
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During September, four businesses run by NYCHA residents delivered 7,000 individual warm meals to NYCHA residents experiencing gas outages. Continue Reading Growing NYCHA Food Entrepreneurs
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A new cohort of 27 NYCHA caretakers are the first with the “Caretaker H” designation, meaning that in addition to… Continue Reading New Program Trains NYCHA Residents to Become HPTs
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Are you an entrepreneur? Do you dream of starting your own home-based business? NYCHA’s Office of Resident Economic Empowerment and… Continue Reading Home-Based Business Checklist
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Did you know NYCHA’s Resident Economic Empowerment and Sustainability (REES) Department assists public housing residents in six key areas? Watch… Continue Reading What Is Rees?
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The first of 10 children, NYCHA resident Kayereathea Boyd, 36, learned early in life how to feed, change, and burp… Continue Reading Child Care – The Best Compensation Possible
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Vanessa Mack’s path to a technology career is a great example of the phrase, “If at first you don’t succeed,… Continue Reading In Pursuit of a Career in Technology
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