NYCHA Holds Virtual Domestic Violence Awareness Conference
NYCHA’s Family Partnerships Department (FPD) held two virtual Domestic Violence Awareness Conferences to mark National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in
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Heating Season Has Begun
The winter heating season runs from October 1 through May 31 in New York City. In preparation for the upcoming
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Coastal Storm Planning
Peak coastal storm season in NYC is from August through October every year. Make a plan to keep you and
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Remembering Civil Rights Activist Bob Moses
Former Harlem River Houses Resident (January 23, 1935 – July 25, 2021) Robert “Bob” Parris Moses grew up in the Harlem
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Keeping Residents Safe with Lead Paint Inspections
Lead paint inspections and assessments are required by law and are important so we can create safer and healthier homes for NYCHA residents, especially the Authority’s youngest residents.
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June Is National Gun Violence Awareness Month
NYCHA is marking National Gun Violence Awareness Month by hosting four important virtual community conversations for residents.
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A New Coat of Paint: Cleaning Up Graffiti Around the City
The New York City Police Department (NYPD) launched its graffiti clean-up initiative on April 10. All around the five boroughs, NYPD officers and a host of
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NYCHA’s Family Partnerships Department Connects Residents to Vital Services
Besides being the largest provider of affordable housing in the nation, did you know that NYCHA also offers an array
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National Poison Prevention Week Safety Tips
Each year, more than two million poisonings are reported to the nation’s poison control centers, and more than 90 percent
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Celebrating Women’s History Month: Honoring Mariana Bracetti
The name Mariana Bracetti may not be as well known to the general public as it is to the residents
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