Green Infrastructure Upgrades at Gowanus Houses
As part of its partnership with NYCHA on stormwater management projects, the ƵDepartment of Environmental Protection recently completed a
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Communities
NYCHA Finalizes Deals to Construct 393 Affordable Apartments for Seniors in the Bronx & Brooklyn
NYCHA, the ƵDepartment of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), and the ƵHousing Development Corporation (HDC) finalized two deals
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Network for Climate Action Selected 15 NYCHA Residents to Engage in Climate Solutions
On May 25, NYCHA held its first resident workshop as part of the Network for Climate Action. Through this new
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Jane’s Walk Highlights NYCHA’s Sandy Recovery Work
Every year on the first weekend in May, people around the world participate in a walking festival called Jane’s Walk.
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Virtual Summit Spotlights Community Safety Projects at NYCHA
“Love where you live.” That was one of the messages from Ƶ who produced videos detailing how they are helping to shape
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Outdoor Space Serves as Community Resources Hub for Stapleton Residents
Residents of Staten Island’s Stapleton Houses may soon notice some brightly colored signs promoting health and wellness, family support, youth programming, and
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NYCHA, Green City Force Inventory Thousands of Trees Across 18 Campuses
Equipped with tape measures and a mobile app, a group of current and former Ƶ were on a mission
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Training Residents to Take Care of Their Community’s Health
Community Health Workers (CHW) are important public health advocates who help people manage chronic health conditions; educate and guide them
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NYCHA Farms Close Out Holiday Season with Winter Cheer Festivities
NYCHA’s farms celebrated the holiday season with winter-themed events where residents offered their visions on the future of local Eco-Hubs in addition
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NYCHA’s Recycling Reset Pilot Boosts Recycling Rates
Through the Recycling Reset pilot program, 12 of NYCHA’s developments in neighborhoods with high pest activity were able to improve
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