NYCHA Repairs Gompers Houses Resident’s Kitchen After Currents News Coverage
August 2, 2021By Jessica Easthope The everyday racket of a kitchen are sounds this NYCHA resident has been praying for. “I felt like it […]
Topic: Housing
NYCHA Residents with Mold, Leaks and Cockroaches Have Little Faith the City’s Next Mayor Can Fix It
July 22, 2021By Jessica Easthope “It’s been a year and a half since I had a sink,” said the NYCHA resident who didn’t want […]
NYCHA Residents Hopeful Utility Accountability Act Could Reduce Rent for Those With Utility Outages
November 25, 2020By Emily Drooby The sound of the stove turning on is music to Silvia’s ears. The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) […]
Catholic Charities of New York Helps Renters at Risk of Eviction as Moratorium Is Lifted
June 15, 2020By Jessica Easthope A change is coming for renters in New York City. The eviction moratorium has been extended to August 20, […]
City Housing Conditions Pose Safety, Social Distancing Challenges During Pandemic
April 16, 2020By Jessica Easthope For people living in dense urban areas social distancing has been difficult, but for those who live in New […]
How a Priest and an Assemblyman are Fighting for Tenant’s Rights
April 13, 2020By Jessica Easthope Two-thirds of people living in the city rent their homes, and right now, many are worried about how they’re […]
Borough President Funds Faith-based Affordable Housing
October 13, 2016With a symbolic check for over $2 million in hand, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams stands with clergy, elected officials, and developers […]