Reports
Below is a comprehensive collection of our official documents, reports, and policy papers that reflect our commitment to transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making. Whether you're a resident, researcher, or policymaker, this resource offers valuable insights into our ongoing efforts to serve the public effectively.
Strategic Plan
Our inaugural Strategic Plan outlines the capital improvements, operational enhancements, and community programs that we will undertake in the coming year to transform NYCHA’s aging infrastructure at Trust sites as well as what the Trust has done to date. With a focus on sustainability, resident empowerment, and transparency, we aim to build a secure and vibrant future for New York City’s communities.
For the Strategic Plan, the Trust held a public comment period from September 3 - October 4, 2024. This public was able to submit comments electronically, via mail, or in-person during the September Board Meeting. All submitted comments were carefully considered before the document is finalized, ensuring that the final version reflects the diverse perspectives and needs of the community.
Resident Partnership Roadmap
Residents are at the heart of the Trust’s mission. From serving on our board to deciding whether to opt into the Modernization & Preservation (Trust Mod) Program, residents are our key partners in shaping the future of their communities. We are excited to introduce the Resident Partnership Roadmap, our plan that outlines our commitment to moving from resident engagement to true resident partnership. It details how residents will play a critical role in the success of the Trust Mod Program through direct partnership, process coordination, and ongoing information-sharing.
Explore the Resident Partnership Roadmap
to learn more about how residents are driving the transformation of public housing in New York City!
In the heart of the city, the Trust reimagines public housing as a tapestry of community, weaving together the threads of safety, comfort, and resident empowerment into a place called home.