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NYCHA and Habitat for Humanity to Work Together for Recovery Efforts in HaitiThe New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) and Habitat for Humanity-NYC are building on their ongoing partnership, focused on housing revitalization and renovation, to collaborate on a multi-year effort to help provide permanent, safe homes in earthquake-devastated areas of Haiti.
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 Rockaway Community Center Gets City Council Funds for Afterschool Programs The Beach 41st Street Community Center in Far Rockaway received a much needed allocation of $60,000 from City Council Member James Sanders. The funds will be used to supplement afterschool programming for youth and teens at the Center. Read all about it |
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General Manager Michael Kelly Addresses NYPD Housing Bureau Recruits NYCHA General Manager Michael Kelly welcomes and congratulates approximately 20 new recruits into the New York City Police Department (NYPD) Housing Bureau. The NYPD Housing Bureau plays an important role in safeguarding the quality of life of hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers in and around NYCHA developments. Learn more about the NYPD Housing Bureau |
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We're Moving to Serve You Better NYCHA relocated its borough offices and Leased Housing offices to serve our customers better. We also enhanced our phone and Internet capabilities to make doing business with NYCHA as easy as 1,2,3. NEW Learn more about our movesApplication Borough OfficesLeased Housing Offices |
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General Manager Kelly on WWRL's Labor Talk NYCHA's General Manager Michael Kelly appeared on December 12th at 3pm on radio station WWRL 1600AM. He was a guest on the program “Labor Talk” hosted by Teamsters Local 237 President Gregory Floyd and co-host Felipe Luciano, Director and Assistant to Mr. Floyd. During the interview General Manager Kelly discussed a wide range of topics related to public housing. Listen to the interview (30:47 includes commercials)Learn more about General Manager Kelly (in PDF) |
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Nimble on His Feet, and Doing What He Loves Mr. Bernard Dove, is among the fortunate few who does what he loves, and for Mr. Dove his first love is dance. In this New York Times article by Ralph Blumenthal, get to know this 69-year old dance afficionado. Read the article (New York Times)See Mr. Dove in action (photo gallery) |
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NYCHA Celebrates Opening of Ingersoll Community Center The Ingersoll Community Center is a new two-story 18,000 sq. ft. facility that will serve residents from Raymond V. Ingersoll and Walt Whitman Houses and residents from the surrounding communities. The Center, which will operate Monday through Saturday, will be a valuable addition to the vibrant Fort Greene, neighborhood in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. Read the press release |
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NYCHA Is Going "Green" NYCHA is making great strides towards creating a healthier environment for more than 400,000 public housing residents. By employing energy conservation initiatives and playing an integral role in PlaNYC, the City's strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, NYCHA is doing its part to help make New York City the world's first great sustainable city of the 21st century. Learn how NYCHA is helping the environment |
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