REES - The NYCHA Journal

Twenty Years of Supporting NYCHA Residents’ College Dreams

100 NYCHA residents received 2025 NYCHA-CUNY scholarships.

Weekends from May through October, Ms. Adams sold food on Governors Island.

Nine NYCHA residents won 2025 NYC Boss Up grants to help grow their businesses.

For nearly a decade, NYCHA’s Childcare Business Pathways (CBP) program has helped public housing and Section 8 residents launch or

From July 7 through August 15, 2025, 18-year-old NYCHA resident Natalie Severino was one of approximately 170 interns gaining work

August is Black Business Month, a time to acknowledge and highlight Black entrepreneurs who are often underrepresented and may face

August is Black Business Month, a time to acknowledge and highlight Black entrepreneurs who are often underrepresented and may face

22 NYCHA public housing and Section 8 residents graduated from the Food Business Pathways program.

In March, the inaugural cohort of NYCHA’s YouthBuild program in Brownsville, Brooklyn, began their six-month journey into an alternative education

Applications are due June 24, 2025.