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Disability Pride Month – Marking 35 Years of the Americans with Disabilities Act

Every July, Disability Pride Month celebrates the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the first comprehensive law protecting

Peak coastal storm season in NYC is August through October every year. Make a plan to keep yourself and your

The Healthy Start @ NYCHA program creates safer homes and connections to resources for expecting families.

On July 8, the NYC Public Housing Preservation Trust announced the selection of the design-build team, SLSCO LP d/b/a Community

$1.2 billion in State funding provided to NYCHA has allowed for 125 elevator replacements, 17 heating system upgrades, and 36

It’s UV Safety Awareness Month, so let’s shine some light on the topic: Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is emitted by both

This Juneteenth, NYCHA communities across the city participated in honoring a moment in American history and Black culture with various

NYCHA’s goal is to keep families housed. If you have fallen behind on your rent, NYCHA can help you get back on track.

NYCHA residents will now receive automatic notifications when their skilled trades tickets are scheduled.

The NYC Unity Project, housed within the Mayor’s Office of Equity and Racial Justice (MOERJ), is New York City’s LGBTQ+