CTRC Fact Sheets

Community Training and Resource Center

The Community Training Resource Center (CTRC) is a city-wide not- for-profit organization that champions the rights of modest and low-income tenants and promotes the preservation, improvement, and expansion of affordable housing. CTRC provides training and technical assistance for neighborhood housing groups, community based organizations, legislative staffs and social service providers.

CTRC produces fact sheets on tenants' rights, develops and publishes research reports, and provides a written guide to New York City government processes. CTRC advocates on budget policies that affect housing and related services in low-income neighborhoods. CTRC has led the campaign for the improvement and expansion of the city's Housing Maintenance Code inspection and enforcement services.

CTRC Publication List

General Tenants Rights

For Rent Regulated Tenants

Services and Repairs

Miscellaneous

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Community Training Resource Center
47 Ann Street
New York, NY 10038
(212)964-7200

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