NYCHA’s Situation Room Featured on CBS
CBS New York reported on NYCHA’s efforts to ensure consistent heat service for residents. Watch it here:
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CBS New York reported on NYCHA’s efforts to ensure consistent heat service for residents. Watch it here:
Read MoreDenise Guess, Administrative Community Relations Specialist in the Resident Engagement Department, was honored on December 11 with the prestigious 2019 Isaac Liberman Public Service Award. Sponsored by The Hundred Year Association of New York, comprising companies, religious institutions, and non-profit organizations that are over 100 years old, the award has been presented to outstanding New… Continue Reading NYCHA Employee Receives Public Service Award
Read MoreThe first of 10 children, NYCHA resident Kayereathea Boyd, 36, learned early in life how to feed, change, and burp toddlers. Those life skills proved useful when she participated in the 15-week NYCHA Childcare Business Pathways program (CBP), which helps residents establish licensed, home-based childcare businesses. The practical business skills she learned in the program allowed her… Continue Reading Child Care – The Best Compensation Possible
Read MoreNYCHA’s Department of Equal Opportunity (DEO) is moving to 90 Church Street on Friday, December 6, 2019. The office will be open at this location on Monday, December 9, 2019. DEO is moving as part of the Authority’s cost-savings initiative to consolidate central office locations. The overall consolidation initiative will save approximately $20 million annually in… Continue Reading DEO Office Move
Read MoreEach month, NYCHANow recognizes the staff who’ve achieved more than five years of service, in multiples of five. Congratulations to the employees who reached these milestones in November!
Read MoreNYCHA residents: Are you an entrepreneur? Do you dream of starting your own home-based business? NYCHA’s Office of Resident Economic Empowerment and Sustainability (REES) connects residents with entrepreneurial ambitions to partners that can assist with the various aspects of launching and operating a business. But first, residents need to make sure that the type of… Continue Reading REES Helps Residents Launch Home-Based Businesses
Read MoreOn December 5, caretakers filled the break room at Woodside Houses to recognize the achievement of one of their own: Maria Campos, who has strived to make the development a home to be proud of for the past 17 years. “This is your Oscar moment!” proclaimed Joey Koch, NYCHA’s Chief of Staff, as she presented… Continue Reading This Is Your Oscar Moment!
Read MoreDid you know that NYCHA’s Office of Resident Economic Empowerment and Sustainability (REES) assists public housing residents in six key areas? Watch this video to learn more!
Read MoreNYCHA is thankful to its employees, residents, elected officials, and partner organizations for working together to ensure that public housing residents across the city, including those affected by gas outages, had Thanksgiving meals. On the evening of November 27, for instance, NYCHA staff delivered 1,300 meals to residents at 25 developments in all five boroughs.… Continue Reading Thankful for Community
Read MoreWe’re periodically featuring the hardworking staff members who provide excellent service to residents. Learn more about how we’re connecting residents to opportunity through their perspective. In this installment, meet Erica DeJesus, Community Coordinator in the Resident Engagement Department: “I started at NYCHA nine years ago as a community center director in the Bronx. When I… Continue Reading Providing Excellent Service to Residents
Read MoreDear Colleagues, The end of the year is an opportune time to take stock: to consider where we are today, our vision for the future, and how we’re going to get there. There are a lot of changes in the works at NYCHA, with more to come. Every employee has a hand in NYCHA’s progress,… Continue Reading News from the Chair & General Manager
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