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Trump's Proposed Budget Would Be 'Disastrous' for NYC Housing Agencies - City Limits

Donald Trump · United States

Trump's Proposed Budget Would Be 'Disastrous' for NYC Housing Agencies - City Limits

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An analysis of Trump’s proposed federal budget says it could cut housing programs in New York City by up to 42 percent, with the biggest impact on low income renters, including NYCHA tenants. NYCHA’s Gowanus Houses in Brooklyn. (Photo by Adi Talwar) President Donald Trump’s proposed federal budget would gut housing programs that low income New Yorkers rely on to keep them housed, according to a new report. The cuts could be particularly devastat…See the Story

NYCHA Runners Club Completes 2025 Corporate Challenge

NYCHA · New York

NYCHA Runners Club Completes 2025 Corporate Challenge

NYCHA’s Runners Club laced up their sneakers for the 46th running of the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge race in Central Park on May 28 and May 29. Runners Club colleagues teamed up to join thousands of runners and walkers from across the city for New York’s version of the Corporate Challenge, billed as the world’s… MORE The post NYCHA Runners Club Completes 2025 Corporate Challenge first appeared on NYCHA Now.Read Article

NYCHA’s HAA Celebrates NYC’s Haitian Flag Day May 20

NYCHA · New York

NYCHA’s HAA Celebrates NYC’s Haitian Flag Day May 20

NYCHA’s Haitian American Association (HAA) joined the NYC Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs for a Haitian Flag Raising ceremony on May 20 at Bowling Green Park in downtown Manhattan. It was a beautiful and happy day with many attendees waving flags and wearing Haiti’s (and America’s) national colors blanc, bleu et rouge. The event was… MORE The post NYCHA’s HAA Celebrates NYC’s Haitian Flag Day May 20 first appeared on NYCHA Now.Read Article

Two Renovated Playgrounds Open at Kingsborough Houses

On June 1, the Kingsborough Houses community celebrated the opening of two newly refurbished playgrounds at the Brooklyn development, where more than 2,200 residents live. Mayor Eric Adams and recently appointed NYC Parks Commissioner Iris Rodriguez-Rosa joined NYCHA representatives and local residents for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the completion of the $5.1 million project,… MORE The post Two Renovated Playgrounds Open at Kingsborough …Eric Adams · New York Read Article

Brooklyn Superintendent Recognized for Career Journey After NRTA

On May 29, Brooklyn Workforce Innovations (BWI) celebrated its 25th anniversary by honoring past graduates, partners, and supporters who have contributed to the mission of creating employment opportunities and access to career paths for low-income New Yorkers. Among the honorees was lifelong NYCHA resident Tiphany Malloy, a 2016 graduate of the NYCHA Resident Training Academy… MORE The post Brooklyn Superintendent Recognized for Career Journey…NYCHA · New York Read Article

May 2025 Work Anniversaries

Each 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 May! The post May 2025 Work Anniversaries first appeared on NYCHA Now.New York City · New York Read Article

‘Maintenance Cares’ Program Targets Priority Repairs Across NYCHA

To improve residents’ quality of life, NYCHA maintenance staff are helping to resolve apartment conditions in urgent need of repairs through a new Authority-wide initiative known as “Maintenance Cares.” Under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) new inspection model, the National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real Estate (NSPIRE), NYCHA is… MORE The post ‘Maintenance Cares’ Program Targets Priority Repairs Acr…NYCHA · New York Read Article

NYCHA’s Customer Contact Center Celebrates 20 Years of Service to the Authority

NYCHA’s Customer Contact Center (CCC) celebrated its 20th anniversary of service to the NYCHA community with an April 25 event in Long Island City which included Chief Administrative Officer Erin Villari and Executive Vice President Kerri Jew. The CCC, which handles both maintenance issues for NYCHA developments and customer service for Section 8 voucher holders,… MORE The post NYCHA’s Customer Contact Center Celebrates 20 Years of Service to th…NYCHA · New York Read Article

Meet Jennifer Wilson, Administrative Manager in Resident Services

Jennifer Wilson is the Administrative Manager in Resident Services and has spent almost 36 years providing support to residents and employees, working behind the scenes to ensure the unit runs smoothly. Her responsibilities are as diverse as they are important to the daily functioning of the department. Mrs. Wilson began working at NYCHA in 1989.… MORE The post Meet Jennifer Wilson, Administrative Manager in Resident Services first appeared on…New York City · New York Read Article

San Diego’s AANHPI Fund Is a Lifeline — but only if We Keep Showing Up

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The mural in San Diego’s Little Saigon neighborhood. (File photo by Times of San Diego) May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month — a time to celebrate the diversity, resilience, and contributions of our communities. But celebration alone isn’t enough. As someone who’s worked in and around philanthropy for years, I’ve seen firsthand how AANHPI communities are often underfunded, overlooked, or treated as an after…Economy See the Story

NYCHA Releases Inaugural 2024 Resident Initiatives Annual Report

NYCHA has released its inaugural 2024 Resident Initiatives Annual Report, showcasing a year of impactful programs aimed at supporting residents through expanded economic mobility, financial empowerment, preventive health resources, and capacity building. The post NYCHA Releases Inaugural 2024 Resident Initiatives Annual Report first appeared on NYCHA Now.NYCHA · New York Read Article

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