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|   Adobe Acrobat Reader (required to view PDFs)NYCHA publishes a number of periodicals and reports to keep our community in touch with news, events, changes to policy, safety initiatives, programs, services, and capital improvements. |  |
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 NYCHA Annual Report (2011) The NYCHA Annual Report is a comprehensive account of the Authority's activities throughout 2011, highlighting a year of delivering results for New York City families and communities through the power of partnerships.  "A Future Starts with NYCHA": 2011 Annual ReportEn Español (in PDF)中文 (在 PDF)B Русский (B PDF) |
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NYCHA Journal The official New York City Housing Authority newspaper, the NYCHA Journal, is published 11 times a year and features news on events, celebrations, health programs and other NYCHA happenings. Subscribe to an electronic version of the NYCHA Journal using the "Sign up for NYCHA Newsletter" link above. Download the Current Issue (English) (in PDF)Download the Current Issue (Spanish) (in PDF)Learn More about the JournalAccess the Journal Archive (English)Access the Journal Archive (Spanish) |
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NYCHA Employee Bulletin Employees can access the latest information on Authority wide initiatives, programs and events, as well as outstanding employee achievements. Retirees can also stay current with NYCHA developments and employee life by downloading the NYCHA Employee Bulletin. Download the Latest Issue (in PDF) |
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Reshaping NYCHA Support Functions BCG Report: NYCHA Key Findings and Recommendations Working together, the combined NYCHA-BCG project team identified over $70 million in annual central support cost savings that could be used to close NYCHA's budget gap and reinvest in frontline operations. This document provides a summary of the NYCHA-BCG team's work, highlighting the key recommendations and how NYCHA will reap the value over the next several years. BCG Report and Key Findings, Recommendations |
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Plan NYCHA The Plan NYCHA: A Roadmap for Preservation report is an ambitious call to foster partnerships as well as maintain and improve public housing services for current and future generations of New Yorkers. Download Plan NYCHA: A Roadmap for Preservation (in PDF)Download Plan NYCHA: A Roadmap for Preservation(En Español) (in PDF) Download Plan NYCHA: A Roadmap for Preservation(中文 Chinese) (in PDF) Download Plan NYCHA: A Roadmap for Preservation(Русский (Russian) (in PDF) Download Plan NYCHA Executive Summary (in PDF)Download Plan NYCHA Executive Summary (En Español) (in PDF)Download Plan NYCHA Executive Summary (中文 Chinese) (in PDF)Download Plan NYCHA Executive Summary (Русский (Russian) (in PDF) |
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NYCHA Annual Report (2010) The NYCHA Annual Report is a comprehensive account on the Authority's activities throughout 2010. In it you will find information about NYCHA and its Board, community investment, partnerships, and resident engagement. Annual Report Profiles [Web only]Download the report (in PDF)En Español (Spanish) (en PDF)B Русский (Russian) (B PDF)中文 (Chinese) (在 PDF) |
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A Home To Be Proud Of The official NYCHA resident handbook, A Home to Be Proud Of, is a handy manual for residents with information on dos and don’ts, procedure, helpful phone numbers and other resident-related information. English (in PDF)En Español (Spanish) (in PDF)中文 (Chinese) (in PDF)Русский (Russian) (in PDF) |
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Health of Older Adults in New York City Public Housing The New York City Housing Authority in collaboration with the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, the Department for the Aging, and the City University of Ney York School of Public Health at Hunter College has published a comprehensive study concerning access to health care and community services for NYCHA’s senior population. The Health of Older Adults in New York City Public Housing report presents findings and recommendations based on a survey of NYCHA seniors as well as recommendations for the wider community. Many of the next steps for these agencies were developed within the framework of NYCHA’s Plan to Preserve Public Housing. Health of Older Adults in New York City Public Housing (in PDF) |
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Safety and Security Task Force Report The Safety and Security Task Force, a partnership among the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), Citywide Council of Presidents (CCOP), and New York City Police Department (NYPD), released its first detailed report on the work it has accomplished to make public housing in New York City safer and more secure for residents. Recommendations made by the Task Force have led to numerous solutions that improve safety in NYCHA developments, including the upcoming installation of layered access control in Mott Haven Houses, the creation of Resident Watch and standardizing signage throughout all buildings. Brought about by collaboration between NYCHA and the CCOP, the Safety and Security Task Force convened for the first time in December 2009. Download the report (in PDF)Download the report in Spanish (in PDF)Download the report in Chinese (in PDF)Download the report in Russian (in PDF)Chairman's Town Hall Meeting Powerpoint Safety Security 4-8-11 (in PDF) |
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Development Portfolio Below are links to NYCHA's current development portfolio, which includes completed projects, projects in construction and pre-development projects. Revision Prospect Plaza Vol 2 (in PDF)Completed Projects (in PDF)Projects in Construction (in PDF)Pre-Development Projects (in PDF) |
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