Temporary Snow Removal Job Opportunity

NYCHA is recruiting temporary per diem snow removal workers to remove snow and ice at NYCHA properties throughout the city. Snow removal workers will be called, as needed, during the 2026 winter season. Wages are $19.33 per hour. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and able to perform heavy physical labor. To pre-register, report to 90 Church Street, 5th floor, in Manhattan, only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, between 12 p.m. and 4 p.m., to complete a Temporary Per Diem Snow Removal Worker Application. No appointment is needed. Please bring the following items with you to pre-register: a blue or black ink pen, valid photo identification, social security card, and federal I-9 documentation to verify eligibility to work in the United States (such as a U.S. passport, birth certificate, City ID, EBT card, U.S. Citizen ID card, Employment Authorization document issued by the Department of Homeland Security, or acceptable receipts). Pre-registration ends on Wednesday, February 25.

Build Your Career with the HOPE Program

The HOPE Program is currently offering no-cost, full-time career training programs with job placement assistance for New York City residents. HOPEworks offers an in-depth job readiness and workforce skills training program that pays weekly stipends and connects you to countless job leads. Learn more at the January 21 virtual information session. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Per Scholas Technology Training

Train for a career in tech! Per Scholas is recruiting NYCHA residents ages 18 and older for its no-cost technology training, including IT support and cybersecurity. Please join an upcoming virtual information session to learn more about how to apply and hear directly from the Per Scholas team. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

PHADA Scholarship Program

In 2026, the Public Housing Authorities Directors Association’s (PHADA) Scholarship Program will award three scholarships to assist with costs for tuition, books, and activities directly related to education for graduating high school seniors who’ve demonstrated academic excellence and reside in public and assisted housing. Qualifying high school seniors must be preparing to enter higher level learning, defined as a two-to-four-year college, trade school or formal certification program, and must reside in a New York State PHADA member agency, such as NYCHA. Visit PHADA’s website for more information and to apply online. All application materials must be received by PHADA no later than January 23, 2026.

Jobs NYC Hiring Event

Jobs NYC is a campaign that brings the city’s workforce services to a neighborhood near you through hiring halls. Whether you are ready to interview with a resume in hand or looking for other resources, Jobs NYC is committed to meeting you where you’re at. The next Jobs NYC Hiring Hall in Queens is scheduled on Tuesday, January 27. Visit the Jobs NYC website for more information, subscribe to their e-newsletter, and register online for upcoming hiring events.

Jobs-Plus Coney Island Information Sessions

NYCHA residents from Coney Island Houses, Coney Island I (Sites 4 and 5), and Surfside Gardens now have a place close to home to get assistance with employment opportunities, educational advancement, and financial counseling at the new Jobs-Plus Coney Island office. Attend an upcoming information session to learn more or contact the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100 for more information.

Free Tax Prep Services for Business Owners

Are you a business owner interested in learning how to file your taxes? Those who are self-employed as a freelancer, gig worker, or small business owner are required to file taxes annually and make estimated tax payments quarterly. Join a virtual information session on January 28 with the NYC Free Tax Prep team to learn best practices for tax filing, tax credits, and effective recordkeeping skills. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Build a Better Future with the

Family Self-Sufficiency Program

Attention NYCHA Section 8 voucher holders: Find out how you can get a refund on your next rent increase and start saving by attending an upcoming information session. To learn more about the Family Self-Sufficiency Program, click here.

Now Recruiting:

YouthBuild Training Program in Brownsville

Are you a NYCHA teen or young adult resident in Brownsville between the ages of 17-24? Are you interested in earning your high school equivalency diploma while gaining high-demand construction industry skills? NYCHA YouthBuild is a free career learning and skills-building program for young people residing in the Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn. Through this six-month program, you will receive leadership development, academic support, hands-on construction skills with industry-recognized certifications, and case management support. YouthBuild will assist in defining your career goals and life aspirations. Please fill out the interest form today and learn more here.

Green Industry Job Training for NYCHA Residents

With Green City Force’s (GCF) Service Corps training program, New York City public housing residents ages 18-24 are connected to careers in the green economy after completing a six-month paid service term. GCF members serve NYCHA communities at their Eco-Hubs (farm sites), with participants gaining hands-on experience in urban agriculture, resident education, action campaigns, and much more. Participants acquire job readiness training and certifications such as OSHA 30, 10-hour Site Safety Training (SST), Roots of Success Pre-Apprenticeship, Green Professional Training, and an opportunity to obtain their driver’s license. The program also provides additional benefits such as a monthly stipend, unlimited MetroCard, and the AmeriCorps Segal Education Award upon training completion. To learn more, register online for an upcoming virtual information session or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

NRTA Pest Control Track is Recruiting

Take the first step towards a career in pest control! NYCHA’s Resident Training Academy (NRTA) is exclusive to NYCHA residents. This full-time pest control training prepares NYCHA residents for the New York State Pesticide Certification exam and connects qualified graduates to employment. Register online for the NRTA entrance exam or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

NRTA Janitorial Track is Recruiting

Gain industry training with the NYCHA Resident Training Academy (NRTA) janitorial track. Exclusive to NYCHA residents. The competitive application process begins with reserving your seat online or by calling the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100 to register for the next available NRTA janitorial assessment session.

Info Sessions on Section 3 Employment and Job Training

Attend a REES information session to learn more about upcoming employment, job training, adult education, financial counseling, and resident business development services. REES info sessions are held virtually and in-person. Registration is required: Call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100 or register online for upcoming REES info sessions.

Reel Works Media Training

Reel Works’ Train & Earn program is currently recruiting participants ages 18-24 for their free Media Career Pathways program. NYCHA residents are invited to join a virtual information session on February 4 at 3 p.m. to learn more about the mission of Train & Earn and the training programs offered. This initiative aims to provide opportunities for youth who are out of school, unemployed, and interested in the media and entertainment industry. To learn more, register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Brooklyn Workforce Innovations

Brooklyn Workforce Innovations’ (BWI) mission is to empower low-income New Yorkers by creating living-wage employment opportunities and career pathways. On February 19, BWI will host a virtual information session to provide an overview on their four trainings: Brooklyn Networks is a six-week training in low-voltage cabling where graduates can obtain credentials to work with voice and data cabling, security system installation, broadcast cabling, and audio visual system installation; Kind Works is a training for young adults ages 20-26 who are interested in tech sector careers handling customer experience, customer support, or customer success; Red Hook on the Road provides commercial driver’s license training (Class B CDL) to prospective students who have a Class D driver’s license and are interested in starting a new career as a professional driver; Made in NY Production Assistant training is a full-time, four-week-long training program for adults interested in getting experience in the film and television industry. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Neighborhood Tech Help

Do you need help using the internet and technology? Neighborhood Tech Help offers free, easy-to-access, one-on-one tech support for New Yorkers to help them become more comfortable using tech devices, connecting to the internet, setting up online accounts, and improving their tech skills. Highly trained members of your community are eager to assist you with any tech issue on your phone, computer, or tablet while protecting your privacy. These free services are provided to New Yorkers through a collaboration between the Brooklyn, New York, and Queens Public Libraries and NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development. For more information, please visit nyc.gov/TechHelp.

Join the Parks Enforcement Patrol

Parks Enforcement Patrol (PEP) officers are front-line guardians of New York City’s parks and public spaces. PEP officers play a vital role in keeping millions of New Yorkers and visitors safe while preserving the beauty, accessibility, and integrity of over 30,000 acres of green space. PEP officers start with an annual salary of $56,000. Visit the NYC Parks website for more information on how to apply.

Become an NYC Parks Lifeguard

NYC Parks has begun recruiting lifeguards for 2026. Wages for lifeguards are $22 per hour. NYC Parks is looking for dedicated, mission-driven individuals to play a critical role in keeping a close watch on public pools and beaches. Lifeguard qualifying tests take place from late October through late February. All potential lifeguards must first pass this test before beginning training. Visit the NYC Parks website for more information on how to apply.

NYCHA’s Office of Resident Economic Empowerment & Sustainability (REES) connects residents to economic opportunity services through partnerships with local and citywide organizations.

NYCHA Residents can find Section 3 and other employment opportunities at the following link: Opportunity NYCHA Job Listings.

For more events, visit our website at OpportunityNYCHA.org, or call the REES Hotline at (718) 289-8100 to speak with a REES team member.

Resident Business Development Orientation:

FastTrac New Venture

Want to start or grow a business? Join NYCHA REES and the NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) at a virtual workshop, via Zoom, on February 18 at 12 p.m. for a Resident Business Development Orientation. Learn about REES business development supports and the NYC SBS FastTrac New Venture entrepreneurship bootcamps for starting or growing a business in any industry. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or a current business owner seeking guidance, this workshop will connect you with the tools and support you need to thrive. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Starting a Business at 50+ Webinar

Join a business webinar on February 20 at 2 p.m. with the Brooklyn Public Library Business and Career Center and the U.S. Small Business Administration to learn the who, what, where, when, why, and how of starting a business in your next chapter of life. Topics for the webinar include choosing a business idea, developing a business plan, financing your business, and more! Register online.

Jobs NYC Hiring Event

Jobs NYC brings the city’s workforce services to a neighborhood near you through hiring halls. Whether you are ready to interview with a resume in hand or looking for other resources, Jobs NYC is committed to meeting you where you’re at. The next Jobs NYC Hiring Hall will be held in the Bronx and is scheduled on Thursday, February 26. Visit the Jobs NYC website for more information, subscribe to their e-newsletter, and register online for upcoming hiring events.

Classes Begin Soon:

YouthBuild Training Program in Brownsville

Free Construction Skilled Build Training

Join an information session hosted by St. Nick’s Alliance on February 18 to discover an exciting opportunity to participate in Construction Skilled Build Training, designed to equip you with essential skills and valuable industry certifications. This program includes training for OSHA 30, Flagger, Scaffolding, Fireguard F-60, and Solar One green construction certification. It serves as your gateway to a promising career in the construction industry. Priority access is reserved for residents of Bushwick, Cooper Park, and Williamsburg Houses, as well as nearby NYCHA developments. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Jobs-Plus Coney Island Information Sessions

Brooklyn Workforce Innovations

Free Home Health Aide Training

Join an information session with Cooperative Home Care Associates (CHCA), in partnership with NYCHA REES, to receive details on CHCA’s free job training programs and support in becoming a home health aide (HHA). Following completion of the HHA training, positions will start at a rate of $19.65 per hour. Learn more on Tuesday, February 24 at the Drew-Hamilton Community Center, 220 West 143rd Street, New York, NY 10030. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

CUNY Reconnect

Interested in returning to college? Join the NYCHA REES and City University of New York (CUNY) Reconnect teams for a virtual information session where you will learn about the CUNY Reconnect program and how it can support your entry to college. The program offers flexible and affordable career pathways, outcomes that move you forward, assistance to help you succeed, as well as support beyond the classroom such as childcare, veteran, disability, and accessibility services. To be eligible for CUNY Reconnect, you must be an NYC resident, 24 years of age or older, and have some or no college credits. To attend an info session on February 25, please register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

High School Equivalency Information Sessions

Interested in registering for the GED test to obtain your High School Equivalency? Wondering if a test prep program is right for you? Join an upcoming virtual information session hosted by REES to learn about your options. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Summer Youth Employment Program Application

Now Open!

The NYC Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) application is now open! SYEP offers paid summer work experience for young people ages 14-24. Residents of Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety (MAP) developments receive reserved slots with select providers through the MAP to $uccess program. Residents of designated developments may also qualify for the SYEP NYCHA CareerFIRST program. In addition, NYCHA residents ages 14-24 who live outside the target developments receive priority in the general citywide SYEP application process.Targeted Developments for MAP to $uccess: Beach 41st; Boulevard; Brownsville; Bushwick; Butler; Castle Hill; Farragut; Gowanus; Ingersoll; Jefferson; Johnson; Lafayette; Linden; Marcy; Mill Brook; Mitchel; Morris; Mott Haven; Patterson; Polo Grounds; Queensbridge; Red Hook; St. Nicholas; Stapleton; Tompkins; Van Dyke; Wagner; Whitman; and Wyckoff.Targeted Developments for CareerFIRST: Baruch and Baruch Addition; Breukelen; Bronx River; King Towers; Wald; Ravenswood; Throggs Neck; Tilden; and West Brighton. Apply online at https://application.nycsyep.com/.

Temporary Snow Removal Job Opportunity

NYCHA is recruiting temporary per diem snow removal workers to remove snow and ice at NYCHA properties throughout the city. Snow removal workers will be called, as needed, during the 2026 winter season. Wages are $19.33 per hour. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and able to perform heavy physical labor. To pre-register, report to 90 Church Street, 5th floor, in Manhattan, only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, between 12 p.m. and 4 p.m., to complete a Temporary Per Diem Snow Removal Worker Application. No appointment is needed. Please bring the following items with you to pre-register: a blue or black ink pen, valid photo identification, social security card, and federal I-9 documentation to verify eligibility to work in the United States (such as a U.S. passport, birth certificate, City ID, EBT card, U.S. Citizen ID card, Employment Authorization document issued by the Department of Homeland Security, or acceptable receipts). Pre-registration ends on Wednesday, February 25.

Free Tax Prep Services for Business Owners

Are you a business owner interested in learning how to file your taxes? Those who are self-employed as a freelancer, gig worker, or small business owner are required to file taxes annually and make estimated tax payments quarterly. Join a virtual information session on February 26 with the NYC Free Tax Prep team to learn best practices for tax filing, tax credits, and effective recordkeeping skills. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Generative Artificial Intelligence Training

Level up your artificial intelligence (AI) skills with CDW Government’s Generative AI Training. Learn how to craft effective prompts and use Generative AI tools to boost productivity in your daily work tasks. The training will be held in partnership with NYCHA REES on February 27 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Space is limited. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Green Industry Job Training for NYCHA Residents

NRTA Pest Control Track is Recruiting

NRTA Janitorial Track is Recruiting

Info Sessions on Section 3 Employment and Job Training

Build a Better Future with the

Family Self-Sufficiency Program

HVAC and Building Maintenance

Training for Young Adults

Join St. Nicks Alliance on March 11 to learn about training opportunities in HVAC and building maintenance for young adults ages 18 to 24. Learn about hands-on programs offering industry certifications including OSHA 30, 10-hour Site Safety Training (SST), EPA 608, GPRO mechanical, GPRO operations and maintenance, Fireguard F-60 and G-60, lead awareness, mold remediation, and customer service. Explore career pathways, ask questions, and take the first step toward a rewarding career in the building trades. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

Roundabout Theatre Company’s Fellowship Opportunities

Are you interested in a creative opportunity? Join a virtual information session on March 11 at 4 p.m. with Roundabout Theatre to learn about their Theatrical Workforce Development Program. The 11-month, paid technical training program was developed in partnership with the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees as a pathway to a backstage career for young adults between 18-24 years old in areas such as theatrical carpentry, audio, electrician, and wardrobe jobs. The Roundabout Theatre also offers administrative fellowships for adults ages 18 and older that are 12-month paid training positions allowing participants to contribute to an entry season of organizational and artistic operations of a theatre company within office responsibilities. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

NEW Construction Training for Women

Join an information session on March 18 with Non-Traditional Employment for Women (NEW), an initiative designed to empower women to pursue rewarding careers in the skilled construction, utility, and maintenance fields. NEW training programs help break down barriers and create exciting opportunities for women to excel in traditionally male-dominated industries. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

NPower Tech Fundamentals Training

NPower’s Tech Fundamentals program is designed to help you master IT basics while gaining hands-on experience and earning valuable credentials. The 20-week fall program runs from August 5 to December 28, with four-hour classes held Monday through Friday. You’ll have the opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications, such as CompTIA A+ and IT Fundamentals+, a Google IT Support Certificate, and an IT Generalist Apprenticeship credential. To learn more, attend a virtual information session on March 25 at 2 p.m. Register online or call the REES hotline at (718) 289-8100.

NYCHA’s Office of Resident Economic Empowerment & Sustainability (REES) connects residents to economic opportunity services through partnerships with local and citywide organizations.

NYCHA Residents can find Section 3 and other employment opportunities at the following link: Opportunity NYCHA Job Listings.

For more events, visit our website at OpportunityNYCHA.org, or call the REES Hotline at (718) 289-8100 to speak with a REES team member.

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