Seniors - The NYCHA Journal

Fall Prevention for Older Adults

As people age, falls present a threat to their health and can hinder the ability to live self-sufficiently. To ensure

On September 19, Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens and various City agencies celebrated the groundbreaking of the new Gail P.

On September 13, the new Penn-Wortman Senior Center in East New York, Brooklyn, officially opened its doors at a grand

On May 23, Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant community welcomed a newly constructed affordable housing building for senior residents on the campus of

Close to the heart of Chinatown sits LaGuardia Houses Addition, a NYCHA senior development where a large majority of residents

Family, friends, and residents celebrated her birthday at the Kingsborough Houses senior center.

September is National Preparedness Month. How prepared are you for an emergency? The theme of this year’s National Preparedness Month

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

In November, a group of NYCHA’s older adult residents participated in a virtual celebration to honor three years of building

Thanks to the Manhattan Vision Screening and Follow-up Study, over 700 NYCHA and PACT residents age 60 and older have