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Mental Health Awareness Month Spotlight
Mental Health Awareness Month Spotlight

Meet Anitia Maddox: Behavioral Health Apprentice and Reid Park Resident

NYCHA Wins 2025 Moses Award for Preservation Projects
NYCHA Wins 2025 Moses Award for Preservation Projects

Three NYCHA restoration and preservation projects received the New York Landmarks Conservancy's highest honor.

Mariner’s Harbor Houses Celebrates Renovated Community Center
Mariner’s Harbor Houses Celebrates Renovated Community Center

Ribbon cutting was held on April 15.

Staten Island Street Renamed for Late NYCHA RA President
Staten Island Street Renamed for Late NYCHA RA President

The corner of Gordon Street and Warren Street was co-named Geraldine Parker Way.

17 Projects Win Resident Climate Action Grants
17 Projects Win Resident Climate Action Grants

Celebrating Earth Week with resident sustainability projects.

NYCHA’s NAACP Branch – Busy All Year Long
NYCHA’s NAACP Branch – Busy All Year Long

Celebrating the work of NYCHA's NAACP.

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UV safety awareness month
  

It’s UV Safety Awareness Month

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

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Celebrating Juneteenth with Art, Wellness, and Community Togetherness 

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

Rent campaign
  

Being a Resident in Good Standing Means Paying Rent

Paying rent at NYCHA is important.   NYCHA is the city’s largest and most important source of affordable housing, and we

  

New Resident Notifications for Skilled Trades Appointments

As part of the Authority’s customer service improvement efforts, 91Ó°ÊÓ will now receive the following automatic notifications when their

   

Pride in Unity: The 91Ó°ÊÓUnity Project

The 91Ó°ÊÓUnity Project, housed within the Mayor’s Office of Equity and Racial Justice (MOERJ), is New York City’s LGBTQ+