What You Need to Know About COVID-19
Watch this video message from NYCHA’s Chair and General Manager on how you can help slow the spread of coronavirus.
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COVID-19
High-Tech Sanitizing in High-Touch Areas
NYCHA Disinfects Its Buildings to Help Stop the Spread of COVID-19. Click more to watch a video highlighting these efforts.
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Safe Horizon Supports Victims of Domestic Violence
If you are experiencing domestic violence or abuse during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) crisis, NYCHA’s partner, Safe Horizon, is here for you.
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Mental Health Support (& Other Resources) Available from Home
While our city stays home to help stop the spread of coronavirus, New Yorkers can access a range of mental health services by phone or online.
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Guidance to Section 8 Participants & Property Owners
The health and safety of our employees, property owners, and participants remain a priority as we adjust program operations. For your use and planning, we have included an up-to-date status of Section 8 operations.
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Helping NYCHA’s Most Vulnerable Residents
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is affecting all New Yorkers and increasingly disrupting the city’s daily life. The most vulnerable members
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Development & Property Management Offices Services Update
NYCHA’s Property Management Offices are open, but to further implement social distancing best practices, we have reduced the number of staff in every office and we have suspended direct-contact meetings between staff and residents.
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Guidance to Section 8 Participants on Staff Work in Apartments
To Section 8 Property Qwners and Participants: NYCHA wants to inform you of new measures the Authority is taking.
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Information About Coronavirus
Helpful information about the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Guidance to Section 8 Participants on Rent Hardships
Section 8 Participants: We’d like to update you on steps NYCHA has taken to help alleviate financial hardships that Section 8 participants may face during the state of emergency in New York City due to Coronavirus (COVID-19).
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