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Mayor Bloomberg, HUD Secretary Donovan and NYCHA Chairman Rhea Announce More Than $400 Million in Public and Private Funding to Support More Than 20,000 Public Housing UnitsToday, Mayor Bloomberg, HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan and NYCHA Chairman John B. Rhea announced HUD’s approval of New York City’s application to qualify 21 NYCHA developments – and their more than 20,000 housing units – for federal subsidies. NYCHA will receive more than $400 million in public and private funding, most of which will go toward capital improvements. NYCHA developments that were devoid of dedicated federal funding in the past will now be included in a federal subsidy program that will deliver $65-$75 million every year for ongoing maintenance.
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 NYCHA Announces Its Safety and Security Task Force Public Housing leadership, residents and the NYPD are collaborating to improve safety in NYCHA developments and the quality of life of the residents. Read the press release |
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Free Gardening Workshops for NYCHA Residents Calling all novice and veteran gardeners! NYCHA's Garden and Greening Program is proud to offer free gardening workshops on March 26th, for residents who are interested in starting a new or fostering an existing NYCHA garden. Learn how you can enter the Garden and Greening Competition! Check out the flyer |
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Get Ready for the NYCHA 40th Annual Talent Show A star could be born at the next NYCHA Talent Show, which is coming up on April 10th. Singers, dancers, spoken word artists and comedians, compete at the world famous Apollo Theater for the honor of becoming a neighborhood star! See the article, video and flyer below. April 10th Talent Show flyer (in PDF)Learn more about the Talent ShowThe making of the talent show (Video) |
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Make NYCHA Count in 2010 Census Are you ready to complete the 2010 U.S. Census? In a couple weeks you will receive a Census form in the mail that asks you to provide information about each person living in your household. Your responses will be kept confidential. Once all of the information is received, the federal government determines how much money each city will receive to fund important public programs like Medicaid, job training, public housing and Section 8. Learn how you can prepare for Census 2010. 2010 Census timeline (in PDF)The Census is confidential (in PDF)Visit the Census 2010 websiteFun Census facts for kids and teens |
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NYCHA and Habitat for Humanity Collaborate for Recovery Efforts in Haiti The 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. Read the press release (in PDF)Stars Come in Concert for Haiti |
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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. Learn more about our movesApplication Borough OfficesLeased Housing Offices |
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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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