McKenzie discusses resident association engagement and advisory councils
McKenzie says NYC Aging takes seriously NYCHA's relationship with resident association presidents. OACs are required to maintain advisory councils of older adult participants who hear complaints and suggestions. NYC Aging recently convened the first-ever meeting of NYCHA RA presidents to address longstanding issues.
Additionally, we take seriously NYCHA's relationship with the resident association presidents at NYCHA and their commitment to their...
Developments in the community of residents who utilize common areas and shared spaces like OACs.
NYC Aging OACs
are required to maintain advisory councils of older adult participants who host regular meetings and hear complaints or suggestions regarding how these centers are run and managed.
We recognize that there can be some inevitable overlap between the RA presidents, resident councils, and the advisory councils serving older adults in those locations.
That is why we recently convened the first ever of NYCHA RA presidents at NYC Aging to begin working through these longstanding issues.
We plan to continue these meetings to ensure an open line of communication with our RA partners, who we value as fundamental to successfully running centers in NITRA spaces.