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| prog-child-dependent-care-credit,Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit,money,,,,,Crédito de impuestos que le devuelve dinero si pagó cuidado de niños o de un dependiente con discapacidad para poder trabajar o buscar trabajo.,Tax credit that gives money back if you paid for child care or care of a disabled dependent so you could work or look for work.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P001en,2026-10-10
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| prog-earlylearn-infant-toddler,Extended Day/Year Infant and Toddler Programs,school,,,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P003en,2026-10-10
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| prog-child-tax-credit,Child Tax Credit (CTC),money,,,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P004en,2026-10-10
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| prog-drie,Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE),housing,,,,,Congelación del alquiler para neoyorquinos con discapacidad que reciben un beneficio por discapacidad y viven en ciertos apartamentos.,Rent freeze for New Yorkers with disabilities who receive a qualifying disability benefit and live in certain apartments.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P005en,2026-10-10
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| prog-eitc,Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC),money,,,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P006en,2026-10-10
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| prog-snap,Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP),food|benefits,SNAP eligibility is primarily based on: How much money you earn; How many people are in your household,,,,Beneficios mensuales en una tarjeta EBT para comprar comida. Depende principalmente de los ingresos y el tamaño del hogar.,Monthly benefits on an EBT card to buy groceries. Eligibility is based mainly on household income and size.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P007en,2026-10-10
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| prog-head-start,Head Start / Early Head Start,school,,,,,Educación temprana gratis para familias de bajos ingresos con niños de 5 años o menos.,Free early childhood education for low-income families with children ages 5 and under.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P008en,2026-10-10
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| prog-compass,Comprehensive After School System of NYC (COMPASS NYC),school,All NYC students in kindergarten to 12th grade are eligible to enroll in COMPASS programs. Each program may have different age and eligibility requirements.,,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P009en,2026-10-10
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| prog-cash-assistance,Cash Assistance,money|benefits,This program looks at several things to decide if you are eligible. Some of them include: how much money you earn; how much money you receive from benefits; how many people live in your house; resources like cash or a checking account,,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P010en,2026-10-10
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| prog-qualified-health-plans,Qualified Health Plans (QHP),health,,,,Online: Enroll in health insurance through NY State of Health . https://nystateofhealth.ny.gov/ | In person: Get help enrolling through a health insurance assistor . | By phone: Call NY State of Health at 855-355-5777 or TTY: 800-662-1220 .,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P011en,2026-10-10
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| prog-star,School Tax Relief Program (STAR),money|housing,,,You'll need the following to register: Names and Social Security numbers for all property owners and spouses; Your school district name; Property purchase date and seller names; Your tax returns from two years ago (i.e. 2023 for the 2025 STAR credit or 2024 for the 2026 STAR credit); Most recent school tax bill (if you have one); Address of any out-of-state residential property you own; Legal trust name (if applicable),"Visit the New York State Tax Department's Homeowner Benefit Portal to register for the STAR credit. Log in to your Individual Online Services account or create one.; Select the Services menu in the upper-left corner of your screen, then choose Real property tax.; Select Homeowner Benefit Portal from the expanded menu; Select Register and follow the prompts to register for the STAR credit. | Online: Visit the New York State Tax Department's Homeowner Benefit Portal to register for the STAR credit. Log in to your Individual Online Services account or create one; Select the Services menu in the upper-left corner of your screen, then choose Real property tax; Select Homeowner Benefit Portal from the expanded menu; Select Register and follow the prompts to register for the STAR credit | By phone: Call 518-457-2036 weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.",Pago anual del crédito STAR que ayuda a propietarios elegibles del estado de Nueva York a pagar impuestos sobre la propiedad.,Yearly STAR credit payment that helps eligible New York State homeowners pay their property taxes.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P012en,2026-10-10
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| prog-section-8,Section 8 / Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCV),housing|benefits,"Section 8 eligibility is based on household size and income. Household Size Annual Income 1 $59,400 2 $67,850 3 $76,350 4 $84,800 5 $91,600 6 $98,400 7 $105,200 8 $111,950",,,Applications for the NYC Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher are currently closed.,La Sección 8 ayuda a familias de bajos ingresos a pagar parte de la renta cuando alquilan de un dueño privado.,Section 8 helps lower-income families pay part of their rent when renting from a private landlord.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P013en,2026-10-10
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| prog-sche,Senior Citizen Homeowners' Exemption (SCHE),money|housing,,,,,Impuestos sobre la propiedad más bajos para propietarios mayores con ingresos por debajo de un límite.,Lower property taxes for senior homeowners whose income is under a set limit.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P014en,2026-10-10
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| prog-scrie,Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE),housing,,,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P015en,2026-10-10
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| prog-pre-k,Pre-K,school,All NYC children born in 2022 can enroll for the upcoming school year. This includes children with disabilities and new English speakers. Children do not need to be toilet trained to attend pre-K.,Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,View the pre-registration checklist to learn more about the documents you need to pre-register your child and accept their Pre-K offer.,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P016en,2026-10-10
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| prog-dhe,Disabled Homeowners' Exemption (DHE),money|housing,"To be eligible for DHE, you must meet these requirements: Own a one-, two-, or three-family home, condo, or coop apartment.; All property owners are people with disabilities. However, if you own the property with a spouse or sibling, only one of you need to have a disability to qualify.; You must live on the property as your primary residence.; The combined income for all owners must be less than or equal to $58,399.; You may be eligible if your property is in a Housing Development Fund Corporation development and is in the Division of Alternative Management Program. Your property cannot be within a housing development controlled by a Limited Profit Housing Company, Mitchell-Lama, Limited Dividend Housing Company, or redevelopment company. Contact your property manager if you're not sure.To apply for DHE you will need to prove the following: Your disability status: one of the following for an owner: Copy of Disability Award letter from the Social Security Administration; Copy of Disability Award letter from the Railroad Retirement Board or the U.S Postal Service; Copy of Certificate from the New York State Commission for the Blind, or a Veterans Administration letter stating that you are entitled to a veterans disability pension.; Your income: copies of federal tax returns and additional forms (schedules) for all owners. If any owners do not file a tax return, provide proof of yearly earnings.; Your deductions:Copies of receipts for your paid medical bills not covered by insurance for your income documentation year, OR; Copy of your Schedule AApply by March 15th for benefits to begin on July 1st of the same year. If March 15th falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline is the next business day. Apply online: Complete the online application. If you live in a co-op, apply using the DHE co-ops application.; Apply by mail: Download and print the initial exemption application or call 311 to get one mailed to you. Mail your completed application and required documents to: New York City Department of Finance Homeowner Tax Benefits P.O. BOX 311 Maplewood, NJ 07040-0311; Apply in person: Visit a Department of Finance Business Center.; When applying, you will need the borough, block, and lot (BBL) for your home. Use the Property Address Search to get this information. | Online: Apply online by March 15th for benefits to begin on July 1st. If March 15th falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline is the next business day. If you live in a co-op, apply using the DHE co-ops application . When applying, you will need the borough, block, and lot (BBL) for your home. Use the Property Address Search to get this information. https://a836-pts-efile.nyc.gov/SmartFile/Filing/FilingType/Info/NYC_DHE | In person: Apply in person at a Department of Finance Business Center . http://www1.nyc.gov/site/finance/pay-now/person.page | By mail: Applications must be postmarked by March 15th for your benefit to begin on July 1st of the same year. Download the initial exemption application and fill it in. You can also call 311 to get one mailed to you.; When applying, you will need the borough, block, and lot (BBL) for your home. Use the Property Address Search to get this information.; Gather your required documents and include them with your application. Your application will not be processed without them.; Mail your completed application and required documents to: New York City Department of Finance Homeowner Tax Benefits P.O.BOX 311 Maplewood, NJ 07040-0311 https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/finance/downloads/pdf/payment_operations/2020/dhe-initial.pdf |
| To be eligible for Veterans' Exemption, you should be able to answer yes to all of these questions. Are you the current deeded owner, spouse, or surviving un-remarried widow/widower of the property owner?; Is the property your primary residence?; Are you a veteran who served in the US armed forces during one of the following conflicts?Persian Gulf Conflict (includes the Afghanistan and Iraq Conflicts) - beginning August 2, 1990 to present; Vietnam War - November 1, 1955 to May 7, 1975; Korean War - June 27, 1950 - January 31, 1955; World War II - December 7, 1941 to December 31, 1946; World War I - April 6, 1917 to November 11, 1918",,"To apply for Veteran's Exemption, you will need to prove the following: Your Veteran status: A copy of your DD Form 214 ( DD-214) which is the Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty form or separation papers for each veteran. ; For each disabled veteran, a copy of your Veterans' Administration letter documenting the disability rating","Apply by March 15th for benefits to begin on July 1st of the same year.If March 15th falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline is the next business day. Apply online: Complete the online application. If you live in a co-op, apply using the co-ops application.; Apply by mail: Download and print the initial exemption application or call 311to get one mailed to you. Mail your completed application and documents to: New York City Department of Finance P.O. BOX 311 Maplewood, NJ 07040-0311; Apply in person: Visit a Department of Finance Business Center.; When applying, you will need the borough, block, and lot (BBL) for your home. Use the Property Address Search to get this information. | Online: Apply online by March 15 for benefits to begin on July 1. If March 15th falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline is the next business day. If you live in a co-op, apply using the co-ops application.; When applying, you will need the borough, block, and lot (BBL) for your home. Use the Property Address Search to get this information. https://a836-pts-efile.nyc.gov/SmartFile/Filing/FilingType/Info/NYC_VET | In person: Apply in person at a Department of Finance Business Center. http://www1.nyc.gov/site/finance/pay-now/person.page | By mail: Applications must be postmarked by March 15th for your benefit to begin on July 1st of the same year. Download the initial exemption application and fill it in. You can also call 311 to get one mailed to you.; When applying, you will need the borough, block, and lot (BBL) for your home. Use the Property Address Search to get this information.; Gather your required documents and include them with your application. Your application will not be processed without them.; Mail your completed application and required documents to: New York City Department of Finance P.O.BOX 311 Maplewood, NJ 07040-0311 https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/finance/downloads/pdf/payment_operations/2020/veterans.pdf",Impuestos sobre la propiedad más bajos para veteranos que sirvieron en ciertos conflictos.,Lower property taxes for qualifying veterans who served in certain conflicts.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P018en,2026-10-10
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| prog-heap,Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP),money|housing|benefits,"Eligibility for the Regular HEAP benefit is based on: the presence of a household member who is under age 6, age 60 or older or permanently disabled; the primary heating source; income and household size; Your household may be eligible for aRegular HEAP benefit if: A member of your household is a United States Citizen or Qualified Non-Citizen; You receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits or; You receive Temporary Assistance (TA) or; You receive Code A Supplemental Security Income (SSI Living Alone); Your households gross monthly income is at or below the current income guides for your household size based on this table:; Household Size Maximum Monthly Gross Income for 2024-2025 1 $3,322 2 $4,345 3 $5,367 4 $6,390 5 $7,412 6 $8,434 7 $8,626 8 $8,818 9 $9,010 10 $9,201 11 $9,393 12 $9,585 13 $9,952 For each additional person, add: Add $672 Your household may be eligible for Emergency HEAP benefits if you can answer yes to these questions: Do any of these apply to you?The electricity that runs your heating system or thermostat is shut off or scheduled to be shut off.; Your heat has been turned off or is in danger of being turned off.; You are out of fuel or you have less than a quarter tank of fuel.; Is your heating or electric bill in your name?; Are your household's available resources:less than $3,750 if it includes someone 60 or older, or under age 6?; less than $2,500 if it doesn't include someone 60 or older, or under age 6?; Do you meet one of these income guidelines? You receive SNAP benefits, Temporary Assistance, or Code A Supplemental Security Income.; Your family is at or under the following gross monthly income guidelines for your household size in the table above.","A household member must be a U.S. citizen or qualified non-citizen, and at least one member needs a valid SSN. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.","To apply for HEAP, at least one household member will need a valid Social Security Number (SSN). You will also need to give documents that show: the identity of the people who live with you: such as a birth certificate, driver's license, US passport, or naturalization certificate; where you live: such as current rent receipt or lease; your income: such as pay stubs; your fuel or utility expenses: such as a recent bill or statement from your landlord stating that utilities are included in your rent.; disability status: if someone in your household has a disability.Online: Applications for the 2024-25 HEAP Regular Benefit closed on April 7, 2025. Apply online on ACCESS HRA.; Scan your documents using the ACCESS HRA mobile app available for free on the iTunes Store (for iPhones) or the Google Play Store (for Android phones).; After you submit your application, you may be contacted to do an eligibility interview. You can do your interview over the telephone without having to come into a benefits access center.; You can check the status of your application by going to ACCESS HRA. https://a069-access.nyc.gov/accesshra/ | In person: You can apply in person for all HEAP components by visiting a HEAP office. https://www.nyc.gov/site/hra/locations/home-energy-assistance-program.page | By phone: Applications for the 2024-25 Emergency Benefit closed on April 7, 2025. You can't apply for a Regular HEAP benefit by phone. Call 718-557-1399 to apply for Emergency benefits or to check the status of your application. You must first apply and be approved for the HEAP Regular Benefit. | By mail: Applications for the 2024-25 HEAP Regular Benefit closed on April 7, 2025. Download and complete the application. To submit your application, you can either: Mail your application to: New York City Home Energy Assistance Program P.O. Box 1401, Church Street Station New York, NY, 10008; Fax your application to 917-639-2900. https://access-nyc-s3-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/2023/11/LDSS-3421-Rev.-5-23.pdf",Ayuda a hogares elegibles a pagar el costo de la calefacción.,Helps eligible households pay the cost of heating their homes.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P019en,2026-10-10
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| prog-school-food,School Food,food|school,"Population served: Children (0-13), Immigrants, Students, Youth (10+)",,,In person: Speak to the Parent Coordinator in your child's school for more information.,Desayuno y almuerzo gratis cada día escolar para estudiantes de NYC.,Free breakfast and lunch every school day for NYC students.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P020en,2026-10-10
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| prog-unemployment-insurance,NYS Unemployment Insurance (UI),work|money|benefits,"To be eligible for Unemployment Insurance, you must: Have lost your job through no fault of your own; Be actively seeking work and able to start a job immediately; Be authorized to work in the US (and have been authorized when you lost your job); You'll also need to: Keep a written record of your job search activities each week (you can use the JobZone work search tool); Attend required appointments at your local Career Center; Meet minimum earnings requirements (see how much you need to have earned)","Requires a valid Social Security Number and a government ID or employment authorization (work permit). If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.","What you'll need to file for Unemployment Insurance: Your personal information Full name, phone number, and mailing address; Social Security Number; Driver's license, state ID, or employment authorization number (if you're not a US citizen); Bank account number and routing number; Information about your past jobs (last 18 months) Your employer's legal name and address; Your employer's Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) or New York State registration number (you can find this on your W-2 or employment record); Your start and end dates; Your wage details; If you served in the military in the last 18 months, you'll also need your DD214","The easiest way to apply for unemployment benefits is online on the NYS DOL website. If you are found eligible for benefits, you will need to certify your benefits every week. Call888-209-8124 to apply over the phone. If you are found eligible, certify your benefits every week by calling 888-581-5812. Interpretation services are available. If you are hearing impaired, have your helper call the Telephone Claims Center at 888-783-1370.; For TTY/TDD, call a relay operator first at 800-662-1220, and ask the operator to call the Telephone Claims Center at 888-783-1370 for you. | Online: Apply online at the NYS DOL website. https://unemployment.labor.ny.gov/en-US/login | By phone: Call888-209-8124. |
| Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)You may be eligible if you can answer yes to these questions: 1. Do you live in New York State? 2. Are you: Pregnant or recently pregnant; A new parent (up to 6 months after birth); Breastfeeding or nursing (up to 1 year after birth); Caring for a child under 5 (including dads, grandparents, foster parents, and other primary caregivers); 3. Does someone in your household participate in one of these programs? SNAP; TANF (cash assistance); Medicaid; Head Start; Early Head Start; Essential Plan healthcare (Levels 1, 2, 3, and 4); OR If no one is enrolled in one of those programs, is your income at or below what's shown on this chart? Household size Annual Monthly Weekly 1 $29,526 $2,461 $568 2 $40,034 $3,337 $770 3 $50,542 $4,212 $972 4 $61,050 $5,088 $1,175 5 $71,558 $5,964 $1,377 6 $82,066 $6,839 $1,579 7 $92,574 $7,715 $1,781 8 $103,082 $8,591 $1,983 For each additional member: +$10,508 +$876 +$203",,"Your WIC office will tell you what you need to bring to your appointment. Examples include: Identification (ID); Proof of where you live; Proof of income (like a pay stub or employment letter), unless you're already getting one of the benefits listed above; Medical forms from your provider (if needed - like if your child has special dietary needs)1. Start with Wanda, WIC's online personal assistant. Wanda asks a few quick questions about your eligibility, then connects you and your information to your local WIC office making your actual phone or in-person appointment faster. Visit the New York State WIC website and look for the chat icon in the bottom corner to get started. OR Contact your local WIC office or call the Growing Up Healthy Hotline (800-522-5006) to schedule a phone or in-person appointment. 2. Your WIC office will tell you what you need to bring to your appointment. Examples include: Identification (ID); Proof of where you live; Proof of income (like a pay stub or employment letter), unless you're already getting one of the benefits listed above; Medical forms from your provider (if needed - like if your child has special dietary needs) | Online: Start with Wanda, WIC's online personal assistant. Wanda asks a few quick questions about your eligibility, then connects you and your information to your local WIC office making your actual phone or in-person appointment faster. Visit the New York State WIC website and look for the chat icon in the bottom corner to get started. | By phone: Contact your local WIC office or call the Growing Up Healthy Hotline (800-522-5006) to schedule a phone or in-person appointment.","Beneficios mensuales de comida, apoyo de nutrición y lactancia, y chequeos de salud para embarazadas y familias con niños de 0 a 5 años.","Monthly food benefits, nutrition and breastfeeding support, and health screenings for pregnant people and families with children ages 0 to 5.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P022en,2026-10-10
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| prog-summer-meals,Summer Meals,food,Summer Meals are available to anyone age 18 or younger.,Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,,"Get help: Visit the NYC Public Schools Summer Meals page for the latest dates, times, and locations | Online: Visit the NYC Public Schools Summer Meals page for the latest dates, times, and locations | 311: Call 311. Ask about the ""Summer Meals Program.""",Desayuno y almuerzo gratis para niños y adolescentes en sitios de NYC durante el verano. Sin papeleo ni requisitos de ingresos.,Free breakfast and lunch for kids and teens at sites across NYC in summer. No paperwork or income requirements.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P023en,2026-10-10
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| prog-nycha-rees,NYCHA Resident Economic Empowerment and Sustainability (REES),work|money,Anyone living in NYCHA housing is eligible for REES. The programs REES connects you to have different eligibility requirements. Check the eligibility for each program on the Opportunity NYCHA site.,,"To apply, you'll need to show proof of who you are. This might include documents like: driver's license; official photo ID","Attend a virtual REES information session. RSVP online for the next REES information session or call the REES hotline at 718-289-8100; To get connected to REES services, contact a provider near you. | Online: Attend a virtual REES information session. RSVP online for the next REES information session or call the REES hotline at 718-289-8100; To get connected to REES services, contact a provider near you.","Programas de empleo, finanzas y negocios para residentes de vivienda pública de NYCHA.","Job, money, and business training programs for NYCHA public housing residents.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P024en,2026-10-10
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| prog-older-adult-employment,Older Adult Employment Program,work,"To be eligible for the Older Adult Employment Program, you must: Be 55 years or older; Live in the five boroughs; Be unemployed; Be willing to learn new skills; Commit to actively seeking employment; Your households income must be at or below the amount shown in this chart. Household size Your income (125% or less than the federal poverty level) 1 $19,563 2 $26,438 3 $33,313 4 $40,188 5 $47,063 6 $53,938 7 $60,813 8 $67,688 For each additional person add $6,875",,,"Attend a virtual Information Session, held every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. over Zoom. Complete the interest form online. Or, you can attend an Information Session in person. Register by calling Aging Connect at 212-Aging-NY at 212-244-6469. | Online: Attend a virtual Information Session, held every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. over Zoom. Complete the interest form online. Or, you can attend an Information Session in person. Register by calling Aging Connect at 212-Aging-NY at 212-244-6469. https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=x2_1MoFfIk6pWxXaZlE77y4l3kcMk4hBmUCtPjazFnVUQUI2RFBTOVo1U09FNTY1MTlCNFZOQllXQiQlQCN0PWcu",Capacitación y ayuda gratis para conseguir empleo para adultos de 55 años o más.,Free job training and placement help for adults 55 and older.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P025en,2026-10-10
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| prog-workforce1,Workforce1 Career Centers (WF1CC),work,You can get services from a Workforce1 Career Center if you: live in New York City; are 18 or older; are legally authorized to work in the U.S.,Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,You will need an ID like a driver's license or IDNYC card.,Register online or in-person at aWorkforce1 Career Center. | Online: Register by filling out the online form. https://www1.nyc.gov/site/sbs/careers/find-a-job.page | In person: Register in person at a Workforce1 Center near you. https://maps.nyc.gov/sbs,Centros de empleo que le conectan con trabajos en NYC y le ayudan a prepararse.,Career centers that connect you with jobs in NYC and help you prepare for them.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P026en,2026-10-10
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| prog-csfp,Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP),food|benefits,,,,Call a CSFP site near you to apply. | In person: https://www.health.ny.gov/prevention/nutrition/csfp/apply.htm | By phone: Call a CSFP site near you to apply.,Paquetes de comida para adultos de 60 años o más con bajos ingresos.,Food packages for low-income adults ages 60 and older.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P027en,2026-10-10
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| prog-learn-and-earn,Learn & Earn,work|school,,,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P028en,2026-10-10
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| prog-nurse-family-partnership,NYC Nurse-Family Partnership (NYC NFP & NYC NFPx),health,,,,Call 347-396-4200 or email nycnfp@health.nyc.gov to apply for a personal nurse. Service providers can refer patients or clients by emailing the referral form to nycnfp@health.nyc.gov. | Online: Parents can apply to the program and get a personal nurse by emailing nycnfp@health.nyc.gov. Service providers can refer patients or clients to NYC NFP by filling out the referral form and emailing it to nycnfp@health.nyc.gov. https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/ms/nfp-client-referral-form.pdf | By phone: Call 347-396-4200 to apply. | By mail: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/ms/nfp-client-referral-form.pdf,Su propia enfermera personal sin costo para embarazadas y nuevos padres elegibles en NYC.,Your own personal nurse at no cost for eligible pregnant people and new parents in NYC.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P029en,2026-10-10
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| prog-syep,Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP),work,You're eligible if you: Live in New York City; Are 14-24 years old,,,"What you'll need to apply (ages 16-24) (Note: You only need one of each document type. Some documents work for multiple categories.) Photo ID (your school ID, IDNYC card, or driver's license all work); Proof of age (if your photo ID doesn't show your birth date); Proof of current address (utility bill, lease, bank statement, or official mail from the government or your school); Social Security card; A report card, school transcript, passport, or another document showing that you're allowed to work in the US; If applicable: Proof of disability (an official letter from your doctor or an agency); Selective Service registration (for men ages 18 or older); Green Working Paper Card (for 16-17 year-olds); What you'll need to apply (ages 14-15) Photo ID; Proof of age; Proof of current address; Social Security card; Proof of disability (if applicable) | Online: What you'll need to apply (ages 16-24) (Note: You only need one of each document type. Some documents work for multiple categories.) Photo ID (your school ID, IDNYC card, or driver's license all work); Proof of age (if your photo ID doesn't show your birth date); Proof of current address (utility bill, lease, bank statement, or official mail from the government or your school); Social Security card; A report card, school transcript, passport, or another document showing that you're allowed to work in the US; If applicable: Proof of disability (an official letter from your doctor or an agency); Selective Service registration (for men ages 18 or older); Green Working Paper Card (for 16-17 year-olds); What you'll need to apply (ages 14-15) Photo ID; Proof of age; Proof of current address; Social Security card; Proof of disability (if applicable) https://application.nycsyep.com/",Hasta seis semanas de experiencia laboral pagada en verano para jóvenes de 14 a 24 años.,Up to six weeks of paid summer work experience for young people ages 14 to 24.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P030en,2026-10-10
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| prog-family-planning-benefit,Family Planning Benefit Program (FPBP),health,"To be eligible, you need to meet these criteria: You're a New York State resident.; You're a U.S. Citizen, National, or lawfully present.; You cannot be enrolled in Medicaid. If you have Medicaid, confidential family planning is already included in your coverage.; Your income is equal to or less than these income limits:; Family size Monthly income 1 $2,909 2 $3,931 3 $4,953 4 $5,975 5 $6,997 6 $8,019 7 $9,041 8 $10,063 For each additional person, add: $1,023","Must be a U.S. citizen, national, or lawfully present. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.","You will need documents to prove the following: Identity: such as a photo ID, drivers license, passport, or other official photo ID; Age: such as Birth certificate, adoption or foster care records, or official hospital or school records; Citizenship or immigration status: such as your birth certificate, US passport, or green card; Social Security Number; Income (if any): such as a recent pay stub, letter from employer stating income, unemployment, child support, or alimony award letter; Residency: such as a photo ID with your address, postmarked envelope, utility bill, or lease; Health insurance: such as benefit card or policy statements (if you have health insurance).","Go to a family planning provider near you. Providers will screen you to see if you're eligible and help you apply. When you get screened, you might be able to get immediate coverage if you appear to be eligible for FPBP. This is called presumptive eligibility. Presumptive eligibility starts from the day of the screening until the date your application is processed and you are found eligible for FPBP.; You'll get a Medicaid card and have full access to all FPBP-covered services. | In person: Go to a family planning provider near you. Providers will screen you to see if you're eligible and help you apply. When you get screened, you might be able to get immediate coverage if you appear to be eligible for FPBP. This is called presumptive eligibility. Presumptive eligibility starts from the day of the screening until the date your application is processed and you are found eligible for FPBP.; You'll get a Medicaid card and have full access to all FPBP-covered services. https://www.health.ny.gov/community/pregnancy/family_planning/program_sites.htm",Servicios gratis y confidenciales de planificación familiar para residentes de Nueva York que no tienen Medicaid.,"Free, confidential family planning services for New York residents who are not enrolled in Medicaid.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P031en,2026-10-10
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| prog-idnyc,IDNYC,id,All New Yorkers ages 10 and up qualify.,"Anyone living in NYC who is 10 or older can apply, regardless of immigration status, criminal record, or homelessness.",,"Online: https://www.nyc.gov/site/idnyc/card/start-your-application.page | In person: Walk-ins welcome at these locations: Tuesdays: IDNYC East New York (2400 Fulton St, 5th floor); Wednesdays: Bronx Monterey HRA Center (1910 Monterey Ave, 5th floor); Thursdays: IDNYC Union Square (109 E 16th St, 1st floor) ; Fridays: Queens Public Library, Jamaica Branch (89-11 Merrick Blvd, 1st floor) ; All other locations require an appointment. New slots open every Friday for the following week. Find an enrollment center near you and book online. Bring your documents to your visit. https://www1.nyc.gov/site/idnyc/card/locations.page","Identificación con foto gratis del gobierno para toda persona de 10 años o más que vive en NYC. Sirve para servicios, beneficios, bibliotecas y descuentos.","Free government-issued photo ID for anyone 10 and older living in NYC. Use it for City services, benefits applications, library cards, and discounts.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P032en,2026-10-10
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| prog-family-justice-centers,NYC Family Justice Centers (FJCs),legal|health|housing,"People of any age, income, sexual orientation, gender identity, immigration status, or language spoken are welcome at FJCs.","People of any immigration status, income, or language are welcome.",,"Call or walk into an FJC you feel safest visiting. Bronx: 718-508-1220; Brooklyn: 718-250-5111; Manhattan: 212-602-2800; Queens: 718-575-4545; Staten Island: 718-697-4300; On evenings and weekends, call or text the 24/7 NYC HOPE Hotline at 800-621-4673 (HOPE), TTY: 866-604-5350 (if you are hearing impaired). | In person: Call or walk into an FJC you feel safest visiting. | By phone: Call an FJC in your borough: Bronx: 718-508-1220; Brooklyn: 718-250-5113; Manhattan: 212-602-2800; Queens: 718-575-4545; Staten Island: 718-697-4300; On evenings and weekends, call or text the 24/7 NYC HOPE Hotline at 800-621-4673 (HOPE), TTY: 866-604-5350 (if you are hearing impaired).","Ayuda gratis y confidencial para sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica y de género: consejería, ayuda legal, plan de seguridad y vivienda. Sin cita.","Free, confidential help for survivors of domestic and gender-based violence: counseling, legal help, safety planning, and housing. No appointment needed.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P034en,2026-10-10
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| prog-nyc-988,NYC 988,health,NYC 988 doesn't ask about immigration status.,NYC 988 doesn't ask about immigration status.,,"Online: Visit the website Find other mental health services on the NYC 988 website. Check out free mobile apps to help manage your health and emotional wellbeing. | 311: Call 311 Ask for ""NYC 988.""","Apoyo gratis y privado de salud mental por llamada, texto o chat, a cualquier hora. Los consejeros hablan inglés, español y chino.","Free, private mental health support by call, text, or chat, any time. Counselors speak English, Spanish, and Chinese.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P035en,2026-10-10
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| prog-child-support-services,Office of Child Support Services (OCSS),money,"You qualify if you: Are a parent or guardian of a child under 21, and ; Are the child's primary caregiver; Not sure? Apply anyway OCSS will review your situation.Online: Complete the New York State Online Enrollment form: Connect to your child support account if you already have one, or create one to get started; A Child Support representative will contact you with next steps https://childsupport.ny.gov/enroll | In person: Submit a child support petition directly to Family Court: Download and complete the court petition; File the petition at the Family Court in your borough https://ww2.nycourts.gov/COURTS/nyc/family/infobycounty.shtml | By mail: Download and complete the enrollment form. Mail to: Office of Child Support Services PO Box 830 Canal Street Station New York, NY 10013 Or email it to dcse.cseweb@dfa.state.ny.us https://otda.ny.gov/programs/applications/5258.pdfServicios y apoyo financiero para padres, tutores y cuidadores con casos de manutención de niños.Services and financial support for parents, guardians, and caretakers with child support cases. |
| Population served: All New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status |
| To be eligible for HASA, you must have been diagnosed with HIV or with AIDS, as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). You do not need to have symptoms to be eligible. |
| To be eligible for APS, you should be able to answer yes to the following questions: Are you 18 or older?; Do you have a physical or mental disability?; Are you unable to manage your own resources, carry out daily activities, or protect yourself from dangerous situations without help from others?; Do you have no one else who is willing and able to help you responsibly?Ayuda para adultos en peligro de abuso, negligencia o explotación. Cualquier persona puede hacer un referido, incluso de forma anónima.Help for adults who may be in danger of abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Anyone can refer someone, even anonymously. |
| You may qualify for Access-A-Ride if: You have a disability that prevents you from using buses or subways for some or all of your trips. Your needs match ADA requirements. You'll be asked about your ability to: Go up or down subway stairs; Travel to a bus or subway station; Get on, ride, and exit a bus or subway; Navigate the bus or subway system on your own; You're temporarily unable to use public transit. This includes recovering from surgery, managing a long-term condition, or looking for paratransit services while visiting NYC.Schedule an appointment to go to an assessment center and see if you're eligible for AAR.Schedule an appointment using the online form. You could also call 877-337-2017 if calling from the NY metro area and adjacent counties. From other area codes, call 718-393-4999.Interpretation services are available if your preferred language is not English.; For the hearing impaired (TTY), call AAR using a preferred relay service or the free 711 service relay.; Complete the application form. After completing step 1 above, you will get an AAR application form in the mail. Complete and bring the form with you to your scheduled assessment.; Attend your physical assessment. At your in-person assessment, you will have a personal interview with a healthcare professional as well as functional testing.; You can schedule a free Paratransit ride to and from your assessment, if you need.; You will get a decision about your eligibility in the mail. If you are eligible, information for booking rides on AAR will be included. ; If you are denied or given conditional eligibility, you can appeal the decision within 60 days of being notified.; It takes around three weeks for a decision to be made. If you have not received a decision after weeks, you can call AAR at 877-337-2017 to check. | In person: Schedule an appointment to go to an assessment center and see if you're eligible for AAR.Schedule an appointment using the online form. You could also call 877-337-2017 if calling from the NY metro area and adjacent counties. From other area codes, call 718-393-4999.Interpretation services are available if your preferred language is not English.; For the hearing impaired (TTY), call AAR using a preferred relay service or the free 711 service relay.; Complete the application form.After completing step 1 above, you will get an AAR application form in the mail. Complete and bring the form with you to your scheduled assessment.; Attend your physical assessment.At your in-person assessment, you will have a personal interview with a healthcare professional as well as functional testing.; You can schedule a free Paratransit ride to and from your assessment, if you need.; You will get a decision about your eligibility in the mail. If you are eligible, information for booking rides on AAR will be included.; If you are denied or given conditional eligibility, you can appeal the decision within 60 days of being notified.; It takes around three weeks for a decision to be made. If you have not received a decision after weeks, you can call AAR at 877-337-2017 to check.Transporte de paratránsito para personas con discapacidad que no pueden usar el transporte público, en NYC y partes de Nassau y Westchester.Paratransit rides for people with disabilities who can't use public transit, within NYC and nearby parts of Nassau and Westchester.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P042en,2026-10-10
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| prog-beacon,Beacon Programs,school,Youth ages 5-21 who are enrolled in school can participate.; Beacon also offers adult programs for people who are over 21 years old.,Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,,"Enrollment is ongoing.; Apply online at Discover DYCD. You can apply to multiple programs with one application.; Apply in-person at a Beacon community center. To find a center in your area:Go to the Discover DYCD website.; Type ""Beacon"" into the ""Program Search"" box. ; Enter your zip code, neighborhood, or borough, and click ""Search"" | Online: You can use Discover DYCD to find programs in your area. To get started: Go to the Discover DYCD website.; Type ""Beacon"" into the ""Program Search"" box.; Find programs in your area by entering your zip code, neighborhood, or borough, and clicking ""Search""; Select a program and apply with them directly. Enrollment is ongoing. discoverdycd.dycdconnect.nyc",Centros comunitarios en escuelas para jóvenes de 5 a 21 años.,School-based community centers for young people ages 5 to 21.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P046en,2026-10-10
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| prog-free-tax-prep,NYC Free Tax Prep,money,"For tax year 2025, youre eligible for NYC Free Tax Prep if you earned: $97,000 or less in 2025 and have qualifying children or dependents; $68,000 or less in 2025 and do not have qualifying children or dependents",Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,"You'll need specific documents to file your taxes, like W-2s, receipts, and ID.Visit NYC Free Tax Prep for online, in-person, or drop-off services. | Online: Find a virtual tax prep service through a NYC Free Tax Prep provider. https://www.nyc.gov/site/dca/talk-money/file-your-taxes.page | In person: Find your nearest NYC Free Tax Prep site for in-person or drop-off services. https://a866-dcwpwb.nyc.gov/ftps_map/#/?search=%7B%7DPreparación de impuestos gratis en más de 140 lugares de NYC, en persona, en línea o por teléfono.Free tax preparation at over 140 NYC locations, in person, online, or by phone. |
| To be eligible for CUNY Fatherhood Academy, you should be able to answer yes to these questions. For the high school equivalency AND college prep track: Do you live in New York City?; Are you a father or an expecting father?; For the high school equivalency track only: Are you between 18 and 30 years old?; Can you commit to a 16-week program for three days a week?; For the college prep track only: Are you between 18 and 30 years old?; Do you have a high school diploma, HSE diploma, or GED?; Do you have less than 12 college credits?; Are you currently not enrolled in college?To apply for the CUNY Fatherhood Academy, fill in the contact form for the college where you want to take classes. A staff member will contact you shortly to let you know when the next orientation session is. Apply to Hostos Community College; Apply to LaGuardia Community College; Apply to Kingsborough Community College | Online: To apply for the CUNY Fatherhood Academy, fill in the contact form for the college where you want to take classes. A staff member will contact you shortly to let you know when the next orientation session is. Apply to Hostos Community College; Apply to LaGuardia Community College; Apply to Kingsborough Community CollegeAyuda con educación, empleo y crianza para padres de 18 a 30 años.Education, job, and parenting help for fathers ages 18 to 30. |
| To be eligible for this program, you should be a first-time parent who lives in one of these neighborhoods. You may also be eligible if you are a parent with a baby less than 3 months old and who: lives in a NYCHA development in one of these neighborhoods.; currently gets help from the Administration for Children's Services (ACS).; lives in a Department of Homeless Services (DHS) shelter.",,,"If you recently gave birth and did not hear from anyone in the program, call 311 or the Newborn Home Visiting Program office in your neighborhood to find out if you qualify. For New Yorkers in all boroughs, call 718-637-5235. For New Yorkers residing in a Department of Homeless Services shelter in any borough, call 718-466-7013. | By phone: If you recently gave birth and did not hear from anyone in the program, call 311 or the Newborn Home Visiting Program office in your neighborhood to find out if you qualify. For New Yorkers in all boroughs, call 718-637-5235. For New Yorkers residing in a Department of Homeless Services shelter in any borough, call 718-466-7013.","Visitas gratis al hogar para padres primerizos con recién nacidos de hasta 3 meses: apoyo con lactancia, salud y seguridad.","Free home visits for first-time parents of newborns up to 3 months old: breastfeeding, health, and safety support.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P053en,2026-10-10
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| prog-cyshcn,Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN),health,"Eligible children must: Be age 21 or younger; Live in New York City; Have been diagnosed with or may have a serious or chronic health condition, physical disability, or developmental or emotional/behavioral condition; Need extra health care and assistance",,,"Get help: Visit the Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs website for more information.; For more information about finding the right medical providers and follow-ups, call 347-396-4600 or email CSHCN@health.nyc.gov.; Call 311 and ask for ""Care and Youth with Special Health Care Needs"". | Online: Visit the website Visit the Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs website for more information. | Email: Email your questions Email CSHCN@health.nyc.gov for more information. | Call: Call for help For more information about finding the right medical providers and follow-ups, call 347-396-4600. | 311: Call 311 Ask for ""Care and Youth with Special Health Care Needs"".",Ayuda para niños con condiciones médicas que necesitan servicios médicos especiales.,Help for children with medical conditions that require special medical services.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P054en,2026-10-10
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| prog-youth-outpatient-mental-health,Outpatient Treatment Services,health,"Clinic treatment is available for: Children from birth to age 18 (not all clinics accept children under 5 years old); Children with emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges; Day treatment programs are available for: Children between the ages of 3 and 18 (there are two programs in NYC for children ages 3 - 5); Children with mental health disorders that interfere with school or social functions in a major way; Children who have serious difficulties in a regular classroom",,,"For mental health clinics, contact a clinic to make an appointment. To find clinics:Call NYC Well at 888-NYC-WELL.; Go to the New York State Office of Mental Health's Program Directory.; School-based mental health clinics: Find a clinic on the Department of Education website in the Get Help at Your School section, and contact the clinic.; Day treatment program:Make a referral to the local school district. Referrals can be made by parents or sometimes children. A staff member at the school or district, a doctor, a court officer, or any agency a child may be involved with can also make referrals.; For more information, contact the principal or parent coordinator of your child's school or call 888-NYC-WELL.","Ayuda ambulatoria para jóvenes con problemas emocionales, de conducta o de salud mental.","Outpatient help for young people with emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P059en,2026-10-10
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| prog-child-health-plus,Child Health Plus (CHP),health|benefits,All children 18 years of age or under are potentially eligible Child Health Plus regardless of income or immigration status. They must also: Live in New York State; Meet certain income eligibility requirements based on your household size to qualify for lower premiums; Have no other health insurance coverage and do not qualify for Medicaid,Children 18 and under are potentially eligible regardless of income or immigration status.,,"Parents or caretaker relatives of children can apply for Child Health Plus through the NY State of Health. You can also call NY State of Heath at 855-355-5777 and ask about Child Health Plus. If you're hearing impaired, call the TTY number, 877-898-5849 | Online: Parents or caretaker relatives of children can apply for Child Health Plus through the NY State of Health. https://nystateofhealth.ny.gov/ | By phone: Call NY State of Heath at 855-355-5777 and ask about Child Health Plus. If you're hearing impaired, call the TTY number, 877-898-5849","Seguro médico para niños de 18 años o menos en el estado de Nueva York, sin importar el estatus migratorio. El costo depende de los ingresos; sin copagos.","Health insurance for children 18 and under in New York State, regardless of immigration status. Cost depends on household income; no copays.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P060en,2026-10-10
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| prog-youth-primary-care,Primary and Preventive Health Care,health,"All New York City youth are eligible for health care regardless of immigration status or whether they can pay; For primary care services, youth need to bring a parent or guardian for the first visit. They can get a form signed so they can come by themselves for future visits.",All children can get care regardless of immigration status or ability to pay.,,"NYC Health + Hospitals has centers across the five boroughs. Use the location finder to find a center close to you, and call to make an appointment. | Online: NYC Health + Hospitals has centers across the five boroughs. Use the location finder to find a center close to you, and call to make an appointment. | By phone: NYC Health + Hospitals has centers across the five boroughs. Use the location finder to find a center close to you, and call to make an appointment.","Atención médica para niños y jóvenes en clínicas y centros de salud escolares, sin importar el estatus migratorio ni la capacidad de pago.","Health care for children and youth at clinics and school-based health centers, regardless of immigration status or ability to pay.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P062en,2026-10-10
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| prog-lyfe,Living for the Young Family Through Education (LYFE),school,"You may be eligible for LYFE if you answer yes to the following questions: Are you enrolled in or eligible to enroll inan NYC Department of Education school or program?; Is your child between 6 weeks and 4 years old, and not age-eligible for Pre-K for All?","Services are free to all eligible families, regardless of immigration status.",Proof of your child's age; A current copy of your child's immunization records; A Child & Adolescent Health Examination Form for your child,"Apply by mail or in person. Download the LYFE Enrollment Packet (English, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Urdu, Haitian-Creole).Email your enrollment packet to lyfe@schools.nyc.gov or mail it to: LYFE Central Office 500 Eighth Avenue, Suite 709 New York, New York 10018; Apply at LYFE's Central Office or a LYFE site. You can meet the LYFE team at LYFE sites, take a tour of the classroom, and learn about daily routines.; The LYFE team will schedule an orientation appointment with you to review your enrollment documents and to get to know you and your family. | Online: Download the LYFE Enrollment Packet (English, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Urdu, Haitian-Creole).; Email completed forms to lyfe@schools.nyc.gov https://lyfenyc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Enrollment-Packet-2022-Updated.pdf | In person: Complete the LYFE Enrollment Packet (English, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Urdu, Haitian-Creole). ; Visit LYFE's Central Office or LYFE sites to enroll. You can meet the LYFE team at LYFE sites to tour a classroom and learn about daily routines.; The LYFE team will schedule an orientation appointment with you to review your enrollment documents and get to know you and your family. https://lyfenyc.org/locations/ | By mail: Complete the LYFE Enrollment Packet (English, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Urdu, Haitian-Creole); Mail it to: LYFE Central Office 500 Eighth Avenue, Suite 709 New York, New York 10018","Educación temprana gratis para hijos de padres estudiantes, de 6 semanas a 4 años.","Free early childhood education for children of student-parents, ages 6 weeks to 4 years.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P064en,2026-10-10
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| prog-family-resource-centers,Family Resource Centers (FRC),health,"Parents or caregivers of a child 0 to 24 years old who is at risk of or currently experiences emotional, behavioral or mental health challenges.",,,"To receive services, parents or caregivers should contact the FRC closest to them. To find the closest FRC: Download the Family Resource Centers Public Information document; Visit the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) website","Apoyo entre pares para padres e hijos con problemas emocionales, de conducta o de salud mental.","Peer-led support for parents and children facing emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P068en,2026-10-10
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| prog-family-assessment,Family Assessment Program (FAP),health,Children up to 18 years old and their families who are struggling to relate to one another can get help.; Any family can get help from FAP; you do NOT need to have an open ACS case.,,,"Get help: Visit the FAP program website for more information.; Email fapinquiry@acs.nyc.gov .; Contact the FAP office via email or by phone. The email box and phones are answered Monday through Friday 9-5, and all messages will be returned.; Offices are currently closed to the public, but all inquiries and assessments can be done via phone and/or video. Manhattan Manhattan Family Court 60 Lafayette St., 2nd Floor New York, NY 10013 212-341-0012 Brooklyn 345 Adams St., 8th Floor Brooklyn, NY 11201 646-584-5178, 347-907-0464, or 646-584-8935 Queens Queens Family Court, 4th Floor 151-20 Jamaica Ave. Jamaica, NY 11433 718-725-3244 or 646-599-3308 Bronx 220 E. 161st St., 2nd Floor Bronx, NY 10451 718-664-1800 Staten Island 350 St. Marks Place, 5th Floor Staten Island, NY 10301 718-720-0418 or 646-276-4170","Ayuda para familias con problemas como un hijo que falta a la escuela o usa sustancias, sin ir a la corte. No necesita un caso abierto con ACS.","Help for families with problems like a child skipping school or substance use, without involving the courts. No open ACS case needed.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P073en,2026-10-10
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| prog-cornerstone,Cornerstone Programs,school,Cornerstone Programs are available to NYCHA residents who are Kindergarten-age or older.,,,"You can use Discover DYCD to find programs in your area and apply. To get started: Go to the Discover DYCD website.; Select ""Community Services"" and click ""Search"".; Type ""Cornerstone"" into the ""Keyword Search"" box.; Find programs in your area by entering your zip code, neighborhood, or borough, and clicking ""Search"". | Online: You can use Discover DYCD to find programs in your area. To get started: Go to the Discover DYCD website.; Select ""Community Services"" and click ""Search"".; Type ""Cornerstone"" into the ""Keyword Search"" box.; Find programs in your area by entering your zip code, neighborhood, or borough, and clicking ""Search"". https://discoverdycd.dycdconnect.nyc",Programas todo el año para jóvenes y adultos en centros comunitarios de vivienda pública de NYCHA.,Year-round programs for youth and adults at NYCHA public housing community centers.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P077en,2026-10-10
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| prog-early-intervention,The Early Intervention Program (EIP),health,To be eligible for EIP your child must: Live in New York City.; Be under the age of three (up to two years and 11 months).; Be evaluated (program staff will help you choose an evaluating agency).,Available to all NYC families regardless of income or immigration status.,,"Anyone can refer a child up to age three for EIP. To refer a child, you can: Call 311 and say that you want to refer a child to EIP.; Refer your child online using the NYC EIP Referral Portal.","Apoyo gratis para bebés y niños pequeños con discapacidades o retrasos en el desarrollo, y sus familias.","Free support for infants and toddlers with disabilities or developmental delays, and their families.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P081en,2026-10-10
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| prog-home-care-services,Home Care Services Program (HCSP),health,"Home care programs have different eligibility requirements, but they all require that you must be eligible for Medicaid.",,,How you apply for home care programs depends on your needs. Call the HRA Office of Special Services at 718-557-1399 or visit a Home Care CASA office to find out how to apply to a program right for you and your family. | In person: How you apply for home care programs depends on your needs. Visit a Home Care CASA office to find out how to apply to a program right for you and your family. https://www.nyc.gov/assets/hra/downloads/pdf/HCSP-3037-CASA-List-of-Borough-Offices-1-16-2020.pdf | By phone: Call 718-557-1399 to learn how to apply.,Atención médica en el hogar para personas mayores y con discapacidad.,Health care at home for seniors and people with disabilities.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P082en,2026-10-10
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| prog-nycha-public-housing,NYCHA Public Housing,housing,"To qualify for public housing, all of the following must be true: At least one person in your household is a U.S. citizen or has legal immigration status such as permanent resident (Green Card), refugee, or asylum status.; You're 18 or older, or you're an emancipated minor.; If you're applying with a spouse or domestic partner, they're also 18 or older, or an emancipated minor.; If you're applying for senior public housing, everyone in your household is 62 or older.; Your household qualifies as a family under NYCHA's rules. This includes two or more people related by blood, marriage, domestic partnership, adoption, guardianship, or court-awarded custodyand single people also qualify.; Your household income is at or below the income limits.; Family size Income in a year 1 $95,000 2 $108,600 3 $122,150 4 $135,700 5 $146,600 6 $157,450 7 $168,300 8 $179,150 9 $190,000 10 $200,850 11 $211,700 12 $222,550 13 $233,450 14 $244,300 15 $255,150","You do not need to be a citizen to apply, but at least one person in the household must be a citizen or have legal immigration status (such as green card, refugee, or asylum). If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.","You do not need to submit any documents to apply for public housing. If you get an interview, you will need to bring the following original documents with you. Your marriage or domestic partner certificate (if applicable); Birth certificates of everyone who will live with you; Social security cards of everyone who will live with you; Proof of your immigration status (if applicable); Proof of where you currently live, such as a recent utility bill; Rent receipts for the last six months and your lease (if you have one); Your last gas and electric bill; Proof of your income (if any), such as an award letter, pay stubs, or SNAP letter; Documents showing your assets, such as a bank statement","Apply for public housing on the NYCHA website. ; Paper applications are available at the NYCHA Customer Contact Center or by calling 718-707-7771.; After you apply, you will be given a priority code based on your information and placed on the waiting list for an eligibility interview.; You can check your case status at anytime by registering and then logging into the NYCHA self-service portal. | Online: To apply for public housing, you must submit an application on the NYCHA website. After you apply, you will be assigned a case number and put on a waiting list for an eligibility interview. Use the self-service portal to check your status at any time. You'll need to register and log in. https://selfserve.nycha.info/nycha/app/eservice/enu?SWECmd=GotoView&SWEView=NYCHA+OUI+Notice+Instruction+View | By mail: Applicants are encouraged to apply online. However, paper applications are available by mail. Call NYCHAs Customer Contact Center (CCC) at 718-707-7771 to request a paper application. |
| Información y recursos para jóvenes con discapacidades, de 0 a 21 años, y sus familias y cuidadores.Information and resources for young people with disabilities, ages 0 to 21, and their families and caregivers. |
| Apply for 3-K in one of these ways: Online with MySchools. You can apply in English, Arabic, Bengali/Bangla, Chinese, Haitian Creole, French, Korean, Russian, Spanish, or Urdu.; By phone by calling 718-935-2009. Interpretation services are available in more than 200 languages. ; In-person at a Family Welcome Center.; Eligible families can also apply for free or low-cost 3-K programs with an extended day and year, including Head Start. Eligibility is based on income and needs. | Online: Apply on MySchools from January 14, 2026 to February 27, 2026. You can apply in English, Arabic, Bengali/Bangla, Chinese, Haitian Creole, French, Korean, Russian, Spanish, or Urdu. After you apply, you can make changes to your application before the deadline. https://www.myschools.nyc/en/ | In person: Apply at a Family Welcome Center from January 14, 2026 to February 27, 2026. | By phone: Call 718-935-2009 to apply between January 14, 2026 to February 27, 2026. Interpretation services are available in more than 200 languages.Educación gratis, de día completo y de alta calidad para niños de tres años en la Ciudad de Nueva York.Free, full-day, high-quality education for New York City three-year-olds. |
| To be eligible for CUNY ASAP, you should: Apply and be accepted to a CUNY college that offers ASAP; Be a New York City resident or eligible for in-state tuition; Agree to enter into a full-time associate degree program in an ASAP-approved major; Be proficient in Math and/or English (reading and writing) ; Have no more than 15 college credits and a minimum GPA of 2.0.To join ASAP, follow these easy steps: Apply to a CUNY college that has ASAP.; Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the New York State Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) application. Students under the New York State Dream Act may be eligible to receive state aid, including TAP, Excelsior, and other state-run scholarships.; Accept your offer of admission.; Complete all admissions requirements for your college.; Check your college's ASAP website for information on additional needs and next steps.; Note: To join ASAP, students must complete the FAFSA and New York State TAP application each year and accept any federal and state grant aid awarded (Pell, SEOG, TAP). Students under the New York State Dream Act may be eligible to receive state aid, including TAP, Excelsior, and other state-run scholarships. If you are or were in foster care, you can receive additional benefits, such as: Tuition and fee gap scholarship (Admissions, CUNY Start, and Math Start); Intersession tuition assistance (Free summer and winter courses); Full coverage of MetroCards (Replacement MetroCards); Full coverage of all textbooks and more; Students between the ages of 17-25, currently or formerly in foster care, and enrolled or on track to join ASAP or ACE are encouraged to register for the CUNY ASAP Foster Care Initiative. | Online: To join ASAP, follow these easy steps: Apply to a CUNY college that has ASAP.; Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the New York State Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) application.; Accept your offer of admission.; Complete all admissions requirements for your college.; Check your college's ASAP website for information on additional needs and next steps.; Note: To join ASAP, students must complete the FAFSA and New York State TAP application each year and accept any federal and state grant aid awarded (Pell, SEOG, TAP). Students under the New York State Dream Act may be eligible to receive state aid, including TAP, Excelsior, and other state-run scholarships. http://www2.cuny.edu/admissions/Apoyo económico, académico y personal para que estudiantes de CUNY terminen su título asociado.Financial, academic, and personal support to help CUNY students finish an associate degree. |
| You might be eligible for CUNY Start/Math Start if you can answer yes to these questions: Have you earned a high school or high school equivalency diploma?; Have you completed all CUNY admissions requirements and accepted your offer to CUNY?; Could you benefit from extra support in English and/or math based on your proficiency index scores?; Are you able to commit to the program's academic schedule and its unique, student-centered instructional approach?; Specific colleges may have other eligibility criteria. Contact the CUNY Start program at your campus for more information.",,,"To enroll in CUNY Start/Math Start: Complete all CUNY admissions requirements and apply to a CUNY Start/Math Start campus.; Attend an information session at one of the CUNY Start/Math Start campuses.; Meet one-on-one with a CUNY Start/Math Start staff member.; Submit a copy of your high school or high school equivalency diploma and complete any other requirements for your college.; Pay your student fee.; Although students do not use their financial aid while enrolled in CUNY Start or Math Start, students are encouraged to Apply for Financial Aid as early as possible. | Online: To enroll in CUNY Start/Math Start: Complete all CUNY admissions requirements and apply to a CUNY Start/Math Start campus.; Attend an information session at one of the CUNY Start/Math Start campuses.; Meet one-on-one with a CUNY Start/Math Start staff member.; Submit a copy of your high school or high school equivalency diploma and complete any other requirements for your college.; Pay your student fee.; Although students do not use their financial aid while enrolled in CUNY Start or Math Start, students are encouraged to Apply for Financial Aid as early as possible. http://www2.cuny.edu/admissions/undergraduate/",Ayuda a estudiantes de CUNY a cumplir los estándares de competencia y prepararse para cursos universitarios.,Helps CUNY students meet proficiency standards and prepare for college-level courses.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P089en,2026-10-10
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| prog-train-and-earn,Train & Earn,work|school,"To be eligible for Train & Earn, you need to meet all of these criteria: You live in NYC; You're 16-24 years old; You're registered for selective service, if you're an eligible male; You're not working; You're not attending school (and you haven't graduated high school or you don't have a high school equivalency diploma) OR you have a high school diploma or equivalency but are an English language learner or need to improve basic literary skills; You meet one of these requirements:You or someone in your household gets cash assistance or SNAP (food stamps); You are a homeless or runaway youth; You were in foster care or aged out of the foster care system; You are involved in the justice system; You have a disability; You are pregnant or a parent; You make less than the income limits in the chart below, and need more help to enter or finish an education program, or to get or hold a job. ; Household size Yearly income 1 $15,650 2 $21,150 3 $26,650 4 $32,150 5 $37,650 6 $43,150 7 $48,650 8 $54,150 For each additional person add $5,500Find a program on the DiscoverDYCD website by typing Train & Earn into the Program Search box. Contact a program near you to apply. | Online: Find a program on the DiscoverDYCD website by typing Train & Earn into the Program Search box. Contact a program near you to apply. https://discoverdycd.dycdconnect.nyc/program-publicCapacitación laboral, ayuda para conseguir empleo y preparación para el examen de equivalencia de secundaria para jóvenes que no trabajan ni estudian.Job training, employment help, and high school equivalency test prep for young people who are not working or in school. |
| You may be eligible if you can answer yes to these questions. Do you live in New York City?; Are you currently enrolled in high school or college?; Are you between 16 - 22 years old?; Do you have previous work experience (even as a volunteer)?; Do you have a minimum grade-point average (GPA) of 3.00?; If you are under 18 years old, do you have your working papers?Application asks for proof of citizenship status (such as U.S. passport, U.S. birth certificate, alien registration card, I-94, or I-551) and a Social Security card. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.You do not need to submit documents with your application. You will only need to submit documents if you are selected to participate in the program. You will need to provide the following unexpired documents: Proof of who you are One of the following: School ID; City, state, or government-issued ID, such as a NYS driver license, learner's permit, passport, or IDNYC; Proof of your age One of the following: Birth certificate ; Benefit card ; NYS Driver license/learner's permit; Non-citizen (alien) registration card ; U.S. Passport; Proof of where you live One of the following, dated in the last 6 months: Home utility bill ; Lease, mortgage, or deed ; Cable bill (must have phone service listed) ; Official mail from a Federal, State or City Agency; Proof of work eligibility Youth 16 and 17 years old will need to provide their working papers. In addition, all youth will need to provide one of the following: Report card (dated within the last 6 months ) ; Official school transcript ; NYS Driver license/learner's permit; Voters registration card ; U.S. military card/draft record ; Proof of school status One of the following: Official high school transcript ; Official college transcript ; Unofficial college transcript with a copy of your college ID; Proof of citizenship status One of the following: Valid U.S. Passport ; U.S. Birth Certificate ; Alien registration card ; I-94, I-551, I-797 ; Certificate of naturalization ; Employment registration card; Proof of your family's income For each income source of each income earner and dated in the last 6 months, any one document: If supported by Public Assistance: Current EBT Card (with parent/guardian name) AND a recent store receipt ; Current Benefit Budget/SNAP Letter ; Official letter from Social Services (Must include applicants name, Benefit #, and date) ; If not supported by Public Assistance: Two (2) consecutive pay stubs dated within the last six months (Must include payee name, and gross income) ; 2021 W-2 form and one (1) pay stub dated within the last six months; Current Pension Award letter ; Current SSA Award letter ; Unemployment Benefit Document dated within the last six months ; If self-employed, 2021 Tax Return including Schedule C or E (if receiving rental income); Proof of social security number Social Security Card; Proof of Selective Service registration (for males 18 and older) One of the following: Record of online registration (www.sss.gov); Online receipt ; Proof of disability status (if applicable) One of the following: Proof of Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income (SSI); Statement from medical professional; Other official documentation for ACS, HRA, your school stating you have a disabilityPasantías pagadas de verano en empresas, organizaciones sin fines de lucro y agencias de NYC para estudiantes de secundaria y universidad.Paid summer internships at NYC companies, nonprofits, and government agencies for high school and college students. |
| Permite a jóvenes ayudar a su comunidad participando en políticas, prácticas y abogacía para mejorar la ciudad.Lets young people help their communities by shaping policy, practice, and advocacy for citywide change. |
| To find out if Jobs-Plus is available at your NYCHA development and enroll, visit NYCHAs Office of Resident Economic Empowerment & Sustainability (REES) website. | By phone: To apply for Jobs Plus, contact a site near you. |
| To be eligible to apply for a New York City public high school, you must be able to answer yes to these questions: Are you a New York City resident?; Are you currently an 8th-grade student or a first-time 9th-grade student? |
| You can qualify for HUD-VASH housing help if you: Served in the active military for any amount of time, and; Do not have a dishonorable discharge or a discharge from a general court-martial |
| You may qualify by either: Meeting income limits: Your household's gross monthly income is at or below the limit for your household size (see table below), or ; Receiving other benefits: You currently receive one of the followingSNAP benefits (food stamps); Cash Assistance; Code A Supplemental Security Income (SSI Living Alone); A HEAP Regular Benefit over $21 this program year or equal to $21 if you live in government-subsidized housing (such as NYCHA or Section 8) with heat included in your rent; You or someone in your household must also: Have a documented medical condition worsened by extreme heat, be age 60 or older, or be under age 6; Be a U.S. citizen or qualified non-citizen (like a Green Card holder, refugee, asylee, or parolee) ; Not currently have a working air conditioner, or have one that is at least five years old; Not have received a HEAP-funded air conditioner within the past five years ; Household size Maximum household income for 2026 1 $3,473 2 $4,542 3 $5,611 4 $6,680 5 $7,749 6 $8,818 7 $9,018 8 $9,218 9 $9,419 10 $9,619 11 $9,820 12 $10,020 13 $10,221 Each additional person +$687","Must be a U.S. citizen or qualified non-citizen (such as a green card holder, refugee, asylee, or parolee). If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.","To apply for Cooling Assistance, at least one household member will need a valid Social Security Number (SSN). You also need to show: Identities of the people you live with (birth certificate, driver's license, US passport, or naturalization certificate); Where you live (current rent receipt or lease); Income (pay stubs, employment letters); Medical conditions (a letter from a doctor, physician assistance, or nurse practitioner documenting that someone in your household has a medical condition that is exacerbated by extreme heat)Applications for 2026 HEAP Summer Cooling Assistance are closed. Log in or create an account on ACCESS HRA to apply; Visit a HEAP office near you; Call 718-557-1399 for more information on eligibility, the application process, and required documentation | Online: Applications for 2026 HEAP Summer Cooling Assistance are closed. https://a069-access.nyc.gov/accesshra/ | In person: Applications for 2026 HEAP Summer Cooling Assistance are closed. https://www.nyc.gov/site/hra/locations/home-energy-assistance-program.page |
| You will need proof of: Identification; New York City residency; Household income; Household size; Patients who have already been screened for insurance through the NYS of Health Marketplace can bring a printout of the results of the determination and will not need additional documentation. If you are unable to provide the required documents, a counselor still may be able to help you enroll. Call 646-NYC-CARE (646-692-2273) for more information.By phone Call 646-NYC-CARE (646-692-2273); Meet with a MetroPlusHealth representative virtually; In person Visit an NYC Health + Hospitals location; Visit a community-based organization; Visit a MetroPlusHealth office; If you already use the NYC Health + Hospitals Options program and were screened for insurance in the last 6 months, you can enroll faster. Ask about this when you call or visit. | In person: Visit an NYC Health + Hospitals location; Visit a community-based organization; Visit a MetroPlusHealth office; If you already use the NYC Health + Hospitals Options program and were screened for insurance in the last 6 months, you can enroll faster. Ask about this when you call or visit. | By phone: Call 646-NYC-CARE (646-692-2273). |
| If your annual household income is more than 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), you may not be eligible to receive services from certain City-funded legal service providers. Household size Monthly household income (200% of FPL, 2026) 1 $2,660 2 $3,607 3 $4,553 4 $5,500 5 $6,447 6 $7,393 7 $8,340 8 $9,287 Each additional person +$947Support for all immigrants, regardless of documentation status.Call the MOIA Immigration Legal Support Hotline: 1-800-354-0365 Get answers to immigration policy questions and information on how and where to find City-funded, free, and safe immigration legal help Operating hours through June 20, 2026: Monday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Thursday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Last Saturday of each month: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. | By phone: Call the MOIA Immigration Legal Support Hotline: 1-800-354-0365 Get answers to immigration policy questions and information on how and where to find City-funded, free, and safe immigration legal help Operating hours through June 20, 2026: Monday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Thursday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Last Saturday of each month: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Evaluaciones legales de inmigración gratis en más de 20 centros. Abogados ayudan con ciudadanía, green card, DACA, TPS y más.Free immigration legal screenings at over 20 centers. Lawyers help with citizenship, green cards, DACA, TPS, and more. |
| You may be eligible if you answer yes to these questions: Do you live in New York City?; Are you 18-64 years old?; Do you have a household income at or below these amounts?; Household size Yearly income 1 $23,475 2 $31,725 3 $39,975 4 $48,225 5 $56,475 6 $64,725 7 $72,975 8 $81,225 For each additional person +$8,250You will need documents that prove your identity, age, residency, and income. See the Fair Fares NYC List of Suggested Documentation.Neoyorquinos de bajos ingresos de 18 a 64 años ahorran 50% en el metro, autobuses elegibles y viajes de Access-A-Ride.Low-income New Yorkers ages 18 to 64 save 50% on subway, eligible bus fares, and Access-A-Ride trips. |
| For learners: Online classes meet once a week and run for 8 weeks. In-person classes vary by location. Find a class online or in-person that works for you. You can also start learning English by watching We Speak NYC's videos.; For volunteers: Apply to lead a class; For partners: Apply to host an in-person class; Enroll by phone Call the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs main line 212-788-7654. You can ask to be connected with WSNYC to find and take a class, volunteer to lead a class, or to become a partner host-site. | Online: For learners: Online classes meet once a week and run for 8 weeks. In-person classes vary by location. Find a class online or in-person that works for you.You can also start learning English by watching We Speak NYC's videos.; For volunteers: Apply to lead a class.; For partners: Apply to host an in-person class. | In person: Find a class near you and walk in. No sign-up or enrollment required. | By phone: Call the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs at 212-788-7654. You can ask to be connected with WSNYC to find and take a class, to volunteer to lead a class, or to become a partner host-site.Clases de inglés gratis, en línea y en persona, para personas de 16 años o más, con materiales sobre servicios de la Ciudad.Free English classes, online and in person, for learners 16 and older, with materials about City services. |
| You may be eligible for Homebase services if you: Live in one of the five boroughs of NYC; May be soon at risk of entering the NYC shelter system; Want to remain stably housed in your community; If you think you need Homebase services, contact a local office so they can review your specific situation and offer support. Even if you are not eligible, Homebase can help you find resources that might be helpful.These are the documents you need to bring on your first appointment. If you don't have all of these documents, Homebase can still assess your case and help. ID for all household members 18 years or older; Proof of income/employment for every working member of the household (recent paystubs dated within 30 days of Homebase appointment); If you have an active Cash Assistance (CA) case, bring a CA Budget Letter or Welfare Management System (WMS) printout dated within 30 days; Unemployment letter; Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability (SSD) Award Letter, dated within the last year; Copy of lease or written rental agreement; Rental Assistance referral, certificate, voucher, or award letter; Rent demand, landlord letter, or court documents; Light, gas, and telephone bill","Find a Homebase location by calling 311 or viewing the HomeBase map and searching by your zip code.; Call to schedule a meeting with a Homebase representative. In person appointments must be scheduled in advance.; Bring as many of the application documents as you can to your first appointment. Having all the documents is not required to receive help.Note: If you have children, you do not need to bring them with you. However, you should bring their identification documents. | In person: Find a Homebase location by calling 311 or viewing the HomeBase map and searching by your zip code.; Call to schedule a meeting with a Homebase representative. In person appointments must be scheduled in advance.; Bring as many of the application documents as you can to your first appointment. Having all the documents is not required to receive help.Note: If you have children, you do not need to bring them with you. However, you should bring their identification documents. https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/homebase-locations.page | By phone: Find a Homebase location by calling 311 or viewing the HomeBase map and searching by your zip code. Then, call to schedule an appointment.","Apoyo para personas en riesgo de quedarse sin hogar, para evitar el albergue y mantener una vivienda estable.",Support for people at risk of homelessness to stay out of shelter and keep stable housing.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P122en,2026-10-10
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| prog-stem-matters,STEM Matters NYC,school,Available to students entering grades 1 through 12 in NYC public and charter schools in September 2024.,,,"Apply online by Wednesday, April 24. Students entering grades 1-9 in September 2024 are selected via lottery.; Applications for students entering grades 10-12 include a teacher reference form. Students are selected by a review committee. ; For questions, contact STEMMattersNYC@schools.nyc.gov | Online: Apply online by Wednesday, April 24. Students entering grades 1-9 in September 2024 are selected via lottery.; Applications for students entering grades 10-12 include a teacher reference form. Students are selected by a review committee.; For questions, contact STEMMattersNYC@schools.nyc.gov https://nycdoe.campintouch.com/ui/forms/application/camper/App",Programas prácticos de ciencia y tecnología (STEM) para estudiantes de kínder a 12.º grado en vacaciones de primavera y verano.,Hands-on STEM programs for K-12 students during spring break and summer.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P125en,2026-10-10
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| prog-covid-funeral-assistance,COVID-19 Funeral Assistance,money,"You may be eligible if: You are a U.S. citizen, noncitizen national, or qualified noncitizen.; You incurred COVID-19-related funeral expenses on or after January 20, 2020. ; The death was attributed to COVID-19, as noted on the death certificate.","Must be a U.S. citizen, noncitizen national, or qualified noncitizen. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.",,"Prepare your documents and call the COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Line Number:844-684-6333, TTY: 800-462-7585 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern Time; Once you have applied and are given an application number, submit your documents using one of these ways:Online: Upload to your DisasterAssistance.gov account; Fax documents: 855-261-3452; Mail documents: P.O. BOX 10001, Hyattsville, MD 20782 | By phone: Prepare your documents and call the COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Line Number:844-684-6333, TTY: 800-462-7585 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern Time; Once you have applied and are given an application number, submit your documents using one of these ways:Online: Upload to your DisasterAssistance.gov account; Fax documents: 855-261-3452; Mail documents: P.O. BOX 10001, Hyattsville, MD 20782","Hasta $9,000 por cada funeral relacionado con COVID-19. Los ingresos no afectan la elegibilidad.","Up to $9,000 for each funeral related to COVID-19. Income does not affect eligibility.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P128en,2026-10-10
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| prog-lifeline,Lifeline,money|benefits,"You're eligible for Lifeline if you answer yes to either question: Does someone in your household receive:Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Supplemental Security Income (SSI); Medicaid; Federal Public Housing Assistance (FPHA); Veterans Pension and Survivors Benefit; Does your household income meet these requirements?; Household size Maximum yearly income 1 $21,128 2 $28,553 3 $35,978 4 $43,403 5 $50,828 6 $58,253 7 $65,678 8 $73,103 For each additional person: +$7,425You need a Social Security number to apply. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.Apply Online Complete the online application.; Once approved for Lifeline, enroll with a participating phone or internet company in-store, online, or by phone.; Apply by Mail Print and complete an application in English or Spanish. Mail in your application with documents to prove your eligibility.; Once approved for Lifeline, enroll with a participating phone or internet company in-store, online, or by phone.; By phone Ask your phone or internet company if they offer Lifeline or contact a company in your area that offers Lifeline. | Online: Complete the online application.; Once approved for Lifeline, enroll with a participating phone or internet company in-store, online, or by phone. https://www.lifelinesupport.org/get-started/ | By phone: Ask your phone or internet company if they offer Lifeline or contact a company in your area that offers Lifeline. | By mail: Print and complete an application in English or Spanish. Mail in your application with documents to prove your eligibility.; Once approved for Lifeline, enroll with a participating phone or internet company in-store, online, or by phone. |
| You may qualify if you get cash assistance or if your household income is below these amounts: Family size Monthly income 2 $6,601.24 3 $8,155.48 4 $9,707.70 5 $11,260.94 6 $12,814.18 7 $13,105.40 8 $13,396,64 9 $13,687.87 10 $13,979.10 11 $14,270.33 12 $14,561.56 13 $14,852.79 14 $15,144.03 15 $15,435.26 16 $15,726.49 17 $16,017.72 18 $16,308.95 19 $16,600.18 20 $16,891.41 Families who work 10+ hours per week must make at least minimum wage ($16.50/hour) to qualify for child care assistance. Each parent must have a qualifying reason for care: In school or job training; Looking for work; Unhoused; Receiving domestic violence services; Receiving treatment for substance misuseParents don't need to be U.S. citizens. Children must be U.S. citizens or have legal immigration status. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.",,"How to apply: Apply online using the MyCity app.; Mail your application:Download and complete the application forms.; Mail completed forms and documents to: NYC Children - EDU PO Box 40, Maplewood, NJ 07040; If you're in one of these situations: Getting cash assistance Contact your HRA Benefits Access Center; Working with child protective services Ask your case worker about applying; Foster parent Contact your foster agency about vouchers | Online: Apply online using the MyCity app. https://mycity.nyc.gov/s/childcarelanding?language=en_US&LanguageCode=en_US | By mail: Download and complete the application forms.; Mail completed forms and documents to: NYC Children - EDU PO Box 40, Maplewood, NJ 07040; If you're in one of these situations: Getting cash assistance Contact your HRA Benefits Access Center; Working with child protective services Ask your case worker about applying; Foster parent Contact your foster agency about vouchers https://www.nyc.gov/site/acs/early-care/apply-child-care.page","Vales que cubren la mayor parte o todo el costo del cuidado infantil en centros, proveedores en casa o con familiares y amigos.","Vouchers that cover most or all child care costs at licensed centers, home-based providers, or with family and friends.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P133en,2026-10-10
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| prog-financial-empowerment-centers,NYC Financial Empowerment Centers,money,You qualify for free counseling if you're at least age 18 and live or work in NYC.,Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P134en,2026-10-10
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| prog-nfip,National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP),housing|money,Anyone in NYC can buy flood insurance.,Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,,Ask your insurance agent if they offer flood insurance. You can also find and contact a flood insurance provider. Ask these 5 questions to make sure you get the best policy for you. | Online: Ask your insurance agent if they offer flood insurance. You can also find and contact a flood insurance provider. Ask these 5 questions to make sure you get the best policy for you. https://www.floodsmart.gov/flood-insurance-provider,Seguro contra inundaciones que cubre daños a su casa y sus pertenencias.,Flood insurance that covers damage to your home and belongings.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P137en,2026-10-10
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| prog-fheps,Family Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement (FHEPS),housing|benefits,,,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P138en,2026-10-10
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| prog-paid-family-leave,NYS Paid Family Leave (PFL),work|money,,Immigration status doesn't affect your eligibility.,"You'll need different documents depending on your situation. Check the links below for the documents that you'll need. Bonding leave for:the birth of a child; the adoption of a child; fostering a child; Family Care; Military Family Support; New Paid Leave for COVID-19; In general, you'll need to prove your identity, family relationship, address, and income. You'll also need to provide proof of a qualifying event to file a PFL claim.","Apply for PFL through your employer. Tell your employer at least 30 days before you want to take leave, if possible. Otherwise, tell them as soon as possible.; Download and fill out a claim form based on your employer's instructions. You can also ask for a claim form from your employer or their insurance carrier.; Gather supporting documentation for your claim. Each claim form tells you what documents you'll need.; Submit your claim form and documents to your employer's insurance carrier or as directed by your employer. Ask your employer who their insurance carrier is.; You can also call the Paid Family Leave Helpline at 844-337-6303 if you don't know who their insurance carrier is.; In most cases, your employer's insurance carrier must pay or deny your claim within 18 days of receiving your completed claim. | In person: Apply for PFL through your employer. Tell your employer at least 30 days before you want to take leave, if possible. Otherwise, tell them as soon as possible.; Download and fill out a claim form based on your employer's instructions. You can also ask for a claim form from your employer or their insurance carrier.; Gather supporting documentation for your claim. Each claim form tells you what documents you'll need.; Submit your claim form and documents to your employer's insurance carrier or as directed by your employer. Ask your employer who their insurance carrier is.; You can also call the Paid Family Leave Helpline at 844-337-6303 if you don't know who their insurance carrier is.; In most cases, your employer's insurance carrier must pay or deny your claim within 18 days of receiving your completed claim.","Hasta 12 semanas de licencia pagada, con protección del empleo, para cuidar a un bebé, a un familiar enfermo y otras situaciones.","Up to 12 weeks of paid, job-protected time off to care for a new child, a sick family member, and other situations.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P139en,2026-10-10
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| prog-family-type-homes,Family Type Homes for Adults (FTHA),housing,"You must meet these basic requirements: Be at least 18 years old ; Need help with daily living tasks (you can't live independently without support); Have a developmental disability, physical disability, cognitive impairment, or mental illness; If you have certain diagnoses, you also need to: Attend a day treatment program (if you've been diagnosed with a developmental disability or mental illness); Be at least five years clean or sober (if you have a history of substance abuse); You won't qualify for FTHAs if you: Are wheelchair-bound or bed-ridden; Have a history of substance abuse (unless you're five years clean or sober); Have difficulties following medication and treatment plans; Have a history of arson; Have a history of verbal or abusive behavior; Have been incarcerated",,,"Referrals to the FTHA program typically come from hospitals, doctors, public and private agencies, friends, neighbors and community social work networks. Call 929-252-6420 or 929-252-6152 to refer yourself or someone for FTHA. | By phone: Referrals to the FTHA program typically come from hospitals, doctors, public and private agencies, friends, neighbors and community social work networks. Call 929-252-6420 or 929-252-6152 to refer yourself or someone for FTHA.","Vivienda con apoyo para adultos que no pueden vivir solos por edad avanzada, discapacidad del desarrollo o salud física o mental.","Supportive housing for adults who cannot live alone due to old age, developmental disabilities, or physical or mental health.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P140en,2026-10-10
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| prog-child-care-connect,NYC Child Care Connect (NYC CCC),school,"Population served: Families with children, Pregnant & new parents",,,Use NYC Child Care Connect to find a licensed child care program in your neighborhood. Contact your provider of choice to get information on how to apply. Find a child care program | Online: Use NYC Child Care Connect to find a licensed child care program in your neighborhood. Contact your provider of choice to get information on how to apply. https://a816-healthpsi.nyc.gov/ChildCare/search.action,Herramienta en línea para buscar programas de cuidado infantil en su comunidad y mantenerse informado.,Online tool to find child care programs in your community and stay informed about them.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P141en,2026-10-10
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| prog-cnycn,Center For NYC Neighborhoods (CNYCN),housing,"Population served: All New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status, Homeowners",Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,,"Request help online Visit the Center for NYC Neighborhoods to explore resources for home buyers and homeowners. You can also contact the Homeowner Hub online for help. You'll be asked about:Your county of residence. If you don't know your county, enter your borough.; Whether you're a homeowner in New York.; The type of aid or assistance you need.; Your contact information.; After you submit this information, you'll be contacted with next steps. Call CNYCN Call 646-786-0888 to contact the Center for NYC Neighborhoods. You can also call toll free at 855-466-3456. | Online: Visit the Center for NYC Neighborhoods to explore resources for home buyers and homeowners. You can also contact the Homeowner Hub online for help. You'll be asked about:Your county of residence. If you don't know your county, enter your borough.; Whether you're a homeowner in New York.; The type of aid or assistance you need.; Your contact information.; After you submit this information, you'll be contacted with next steps. https://cnycn.org/get-help/ | By phone: Call 646-786-0888 to contact the Center for NYC Neighborhoods. You can also call toll free at 855-466-3456.","Ayuda para propietarios para evitar la ejecución hipotecaria, manejar pagos atrasados de hipoteca y prevenir estafas.","Help for homeowners avoiding foreclosure, dealing with late mortgage payments, and preventing scams.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P142en,2026-10-10
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| prog-one-shot-deal,Emergency Assistance / One Shot Deal,money|housing|benefits,"Eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis. Factors that may be considered include: income (earned and unearned); household size; the reason for the need, like as losing a job; available savings and resources; affordability of housing; disability; a future plan to pay the expense moving forward; citizenship or immigration status","HRA considers citizenship or immigration status when deciding. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.","HRA will request specific documents on a case by case basis. They may include: Birth certificate or Social Security Number and/or a photo ID for each adult in the household; Proof of income for all members of your household; Bills or letters from the landlord for monthly rent, and rent owed; Copies of court orders; Lease; After you give HRA the information it needs for your application, they will make a decision as soon as possible. HRA will send you a notice if they need more information or documents from you.","Ways to apply: Apply online for Emergency Assistance through the ACCESS HRA website or the ACCESS HRA Mobile App. Indicate that it is for a ""One Shot Deal"".; Apply in person by visiting an HRA Benefits Access Center. ; After you apply, you must have an interview to get Emergency Assistance or a One Shot Deal. | Online: Apply for Emergency Assistance online on ACCESS HRA. After you apply, you must have an interview to get Emergency Assistance or a One Shot Deal. https://a069-access.nyc.gov/accesshra/ | In person: Apply in person by visiting your nearest HRA Benefits Access Center.","Ayuda de emergencia en efectivo para un gasto que no puede pagar por un imprevisto, por ejemplo si puede perder su vivienda.","Emergency cash help for an expense you can't pay because of an unexpected event, such as when you might lose your housing. |
| Population served: All New Yorkers, regardless of immigration statusGet help: Learn more about Runaway and Homeless Youth Drop-In-Centers from DYCD.; Call DYCD Community Connect, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.In NYC: 800-246-4646; Outside NYC: 646-343-6800; Call 311. Ask about Shelter for youth | Call: Call DYCD Community Connect Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. In NYC: 800-246-4646; Outside NYC: 646-343-6800 |
| NY Connects is available to children and adults of all ages, regardless of a disability diagnosis, income level, or insurance. NY Connects also serves: Caregivers of older adults and parents of children with a disability.; Professional service providers working with someone in need of long term services and supports.Call the State office at 800-342-9871 or contact your local office. Bronx: 347-862-5200; Brooklyn: 718-671-6200; Manhattan: 212-966-9852; Queens: 718-559-4400; Staten Island: 718-489-3954; If you are deaf or hard of hearing, you may call the NY Relay System at 711. You can get help in person by appointment only. | In person: You can get help in person by appointment only. Contact your local office: Bronx: 347-862-5200; Brooklyn: 718-671-6200; Manhattan: 212-966-9852; Queens: 718-559-4400; Staten Island: 718-489-3954 | By phone: Call the State office at 800-342-9871 or contact your local office: Bronx: 347-862-5200; Brooklyn: 718-671-6200; Manhattan: 212-966-9852; Queens: 718-559-4400; Staten Island: 718-489-3954; If you are deaf or hard of hearing, you may call the NY Relay System at 711. |
| Apply in person at an intake center. Go to the center that matches your situation (listed below). Centers are open 24/7, including holidays. Bring your documents with you. Single Adult Men (18 or older) 8 East 3rd Street New York, NY 10003 Single Adult Women (18 or older) Franklin Shelter 1122 Franklin Avenue Bronx, NY 10456 929-281-2330 and Help Women's Center 114 Snediker Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11207 Adult families (with no children under 21) 333 Bowery New York, NY 10003 Families with children younger than 21 or pregnant individuals Prevention Assistance and Temporary Housing Office (PATH) 151 East 151st Street Bronx, NY 10451 718-503-6400 Other Options Find Drop-In Centers (DICS) in every borough; Runaway or homeless youth ages 24 and under can visit Runaway and Homeless Youth Drop-In Centers.; Contact Homebase if you're at risk of losing your housing | In person: Apply in person at an intake center. Go to the center that matches your situation (listed below). Centers are open 24/7, including holidays. Bring your documents with you. Single Adult Men (18 or older) 8 East 3rd Street New York, NY 10003 Single Adult Women (18 or older) Franklin Shelter 1122 Franklin Avenue Bronx, NY 10456 929-281-2330 and Help Women's Center 114 Snediker Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11207 Adult families (with no children under 21) 333 Bowery New York, NY 10003 Families with children younger than 21 or pregnant individuals Prevention Assistance and Temporary Housing Office (PATH) 151 East 151st Street Bronx, NY 10451 718-503-6400 Other Options Find Drop-In Centers (DICS) in every borough; Runaway or homeless youth ages 24 and under can visit Runaway and Homeless Youth Drop-In Centers.; Contact Homebase if you're at risk of losing your housing |
| Each lottery has different income requirements based on your household size. Check the requirements on NYC Housing Connect before you apply. Ready to Rent offers free one-on-one financial counseling and help with applications. Some lotteries give priority to NYC residents who have a disability, are seniors, or live in the same neighborhood.If your lottery application gets selected, you may need to provide: Proof of income (paystubs, W-2 forms, benefits statements); Asset information (bank or investment statements); Rent payment history or credit check; IDs and birth certificates for household members; See the full document list on NYC Housing Connect. |
| You will need to meet these income requirements to qualify for a HomeFirst loan: Family Size Maximum Household Income (120% AMI) 1 $136,080 2 $155,520 3 $174,960 4 $194,400 5 $210,000 6 $225,600 7 $241,080 8 $256,680 You will also need to meet all these criteria: Be a first-time homebuyer. This means you cannot have owned a home three years before buying a home with a HomeFirst loan. ; Provide documents to verify household income eligibility. This includes tax returns, pay stubs, profit and loss statements, or other documents.; Complete a homebuyer education course taught by an HPD-approved counseling agency.; Pay some of the down payment or closing costs.; Get a mortgage from a bank whose loans are regulated by a federal or state agency.To get a mortgage, you will need:an employment record, and; enough financial resources and credit; Buy a 1-4 family home, cooperative, or condominium. This must be in the five boroughs of New York City; The purchase price must be within approved limits.; The home must pass a housing inspection that certifies that it is safe to live in.; Live in the home as your primary residence. Depending on the loan amount, you will need to live in the home for at least:10 years for loans less than or equal to $40,000; 15 years for loans greater than $40,000.You will need to show: Proof of income (tax returns, pay stubs, profit and loss statements or other documents that verify your income).; Employment records; Proof of sufficient financial resources and creditContact a Counseling Agency to start the process of getting a HomeFirst loan. Find a counselor near you. Scroll down to Counseling Agencies. The counselor will help check your eligibility for the HomeFirst Down Payment Assistance Program. | Online: Contact a Counseling Agency to start the process of getting a HomeFirst loan. Find a counselor near you. Scroll down to Counseling Agencies. The counselor will help check your eligibility for the HomeFirst Down Payment Assistance Program.Hasta $100,000 para el pago inicial o los costos de cierre de una casa nueva.Up to $100,000 toward the down payment or closing costs on a new home. |
| Eligibility for Mitchell-Lama rental units is determined by: The size of the unit; The number of people who will be living in the unit; Your total household income which cannot be more than the limits shown below. Different developments have different limits:; Household Size Federally Assisted Rental Federally Assisted Cooperative Non-Federally Assisted 1 $90,720 $141,750 $141,750 2 $103,680 $162,000 $162,000 3 $116,640 $182,250 $182,250 4 $129,600 $202,500 $202,500 5 $140,000 $218,750 $218,750 6 $150,400 $235,000 $235,000 7 $160,720 $251,125 $251,125 8 $171,120 $267,375 $267,375Online Create an account on Mitchell-Lama Connect.Signing up for NYC Mitchell-Lama Connect will provide email notifications when additional waiting list lotteries open.; Find developments with open wait list lotteries.; Apply for developments with open waitlists. There is a non-refundable $75 application fee. ; Additional Mitchell-Lama waiting lists are managed by NYS Homes and Community Renewal. See their list of developments for middle income families and seniors. By mail Find developments with open wait list lotteries. Scroll down to How to Apply.; Call a development to request a wait list application. ; Complete and submit your wait list application by mail. | Online: Create an account on Mitchell-Lama Connect.Signing up for NYC Mitchell-Lama Connect will provide email notifications when additional waiting list lotteries open.; Find developments with open wait list lotteries.; Apply for developments with open waitlists. There is a non-refundable $75 application fee. ; Additional Mitchell-Lama waiting lists are managed by NYS Homes and Community Renewal. See their list of developments for middle income families and seniors. https://a806-housingconnect.nyc.gov/nyclottery/lottery.html#ml-home | By mail: Find developments with open wait list lotteries. Scroll down to How to Apply.; Call a development to request a wait list application. ; Complete and submit your wait list application by mail. |
| To start receiving text messages of new job openings directly to your phones: Sign up for text messages; Text NYJOBS or NYCJOBS to 91908; To be considered for employment opportunities, visit HRA Business link 123 William Street, 6th floor, New York, NY 10038 Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. | Online: Fill out a short form to start getting job alerts. https://www1.nyc.gov/site/businesslink/contact/txt-2-work.page | By phone: Text NYJOBS or NYCJOBS to 91908Alertas de empleo gratis por mensaje de texto en salud, comercio, servicio al cliente, comida y más. Para todos los residentes de NYC.Free text alerts for NYC job openings in healthcare, retail, customer service, food service, and more. Open to all NYC residents. |
| You're eligible for Silver Corps if you: are at least 55 years of age; are an NYC resident; are currently unemployed or underemployed; commit to volunteering a minimum of 15 hours per week in a nonprofit or government agency; are willing to participate in skills training and specialized training and/or credentialing programs; have income at or below these levels to qualify for a volunteer stipend and travel reimbursement:; Household size Your income 1 $62,600 2 $84,600 3 $106,600 4 $128,600 5 $150,600 6 $172,600 7 $194,600 8 $216,600 For each additional person: Add $22,000",,,Attend a virtual information session by completing the Silver Corps Interest Form. ; Email questions to silvercorps@aging.nyc.gov; Call 212-Aging-NY at 212-244-6469 | Online: Attend a virtual information session by completing the Silver Corps Interest Form. Email questions to silvercorps@aging.nyc.gov https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=x2_1MoFfIk6pWxXaZlE7700LHIA3cfpJrZeYbSHyN35UOFc4ME9ESUwxOEpaVUtWOVQyU1BFTDgwUyQlQCN0PWcu&route=shorturl | By phone: Call 212-Aging-NY at 212-244-6469.,"Para neoyorquinos de 55 años o más sin empleo o con poco empleo: voluntariado de 15+ horas por semana, con capacitación y credenciales.",For unemployed or underemployed New Yorkers 55 and older: volunteer 15+ hours a week and get job training and credentials.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P154en,2026-10-10
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| prog-medicaid,Medicaid,health|benefits,"You may qualify for Medicaid if you: Live in New York State; Are a U.S. citizen or meet immigration status requirements; Meet income limits for your age group and household size; Check your income limit: Children under age 1; Children ages 1-18; Ages 19-20 living with your parents; Pregnant people; Adults under age 65, caretakers, and parents; Adults ages 65 and older, people with a disability or visual impairment ; If your income is too high for Medicaid, you could still qualify through the Medicaid Excess Income Program.","Must be a U.S. citizen or meet immigration status requirements; proof of citizenship or immigration status is needed to apply. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.","You'll need to show proof of: Identity and date of birth (a passport, driver's license, or birth certificate); U.S. citizenship or immigration status; Your current home address (a lease, utility bills, or a government ID card with address) ; Your income for the past four weeks (paystubs, signed and dated letter from your employer, benefits letters); You may also need to provide: Proof of resources such as bank statements (required if you're 65 or older or have a disability); Current health insurance information, if you have it; Medical bills from the past three months, if you're applying for retroactive coverage","Online: Apply at NY State of Health if you are: Under 65; Pregnant; A child; Apply at ACCESS HRA if you are: 65 or older; On Medicare with no minor children; Living with a disability or blindness; Under 26 and previously in foster care | In person: Visit any Medicaid office or a health insurance assistor to enroll in-person for free. | By phone: For adults under 65, pregnant women, and children: Call 855-355-5777 or TTY: 800-662-1220; If you're in one of the groups below, call 347-396-4705, a Facilitated Enroller, or HRA at 888-692-6116:adults 65 or older; receiving Medicare and are not a parent/caretaker relative of minor children,; living with a disability and/or blindness; a young adult under age 26 who was under foster care in the past; If you're an undocumented immigrant 65 or older, call HRA at 347-396-4705 to enroll.","Cobertura médica para visitas al médico y clínica, chequeos, vacunas y más para residentes de Nueva York que cumplen límites de ingresos. Inscripción todo el año.","Health coverage for doctor and clinic visits, checkups, immunizations, and more for New York residents who meet income limits. Enroll any time.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P155en,2026-10-10
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| prog-big-apple-connect,Big Apple Connect,money,You can enroll in Big Apple Connect if you live in any of these NYCHA developments .,,,Call your cable provider (Optimum or Spectrum). Optimum: 866-580-1410; Spectrum: 866-960-1754 | By phone: Call your cable provider (Optimum or Spectrum). Optimum: 866-580-1410; Spectrum: 866-960-1754,"Internet en casa y cable básico desde $0 al mes para residentes de desarrollos participantes de NYCHA, con Optimum o Spectrum.","Home internet and basic cable for as low as $0 a month for residents of participating NYCHA developments, through Optimum or Spectrum.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P156en,2026-10-10
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| prog-essential-plan,Essential Plan,health,"You may qualify if you're: A New York State resident and meet immigration status requirements; Ages 19 to 64; Not eligible for Medicaid or Child Health Plus; Not eligible for employer and other coverage; Meet these income requirements based on your household size:; Household size Yearly income Monthly income 1 $31,920 $2,660 2 $43,280 $3,606.67 3 $54,640 $4,553.33 4 $66,000 $5,500 5 $77,360 $6,446.67 6 $88,720 $7,393.33 7 $100,080 $8,340 8 $111,440 $9,286.67 Each additional person: +$11,360 +$946.67Must be a New York State resident and meet immigration status requirements. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.You'll need the following for each member of your household: Birth dates; Social security numbers; Employment, income, and health insurance information",Enroll any time of year in one of the following ways: Visit the NY State of Health; Call 855-355-5777 or 311.; Find an in-person enroller near you. | Online: Enroll at the NY State of Health. http://www.nystateofhealth.ny.gov/ | In person: Find an in-person enrollment assistor near you. | By phone: Call 855-355-5777 or 311 to ask about applying to Essential Plan.,Seguro médico sin prima mensual y con bajos costos para residentes de Nueva York de 19 a 64 años. Inscripción todo el año.,Health insurance with $0 monthly premiums and low costs for New York residents ages 19 to 64. Enroll any time of year.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P160en,2026-10-10
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| prog-nyc-ferry-discount,NYC Ferry Discount Program,transit|money,Get discounted one-way ferry tickets if you're: 65 or older; A person with a disability; A NYC high school student; A Fair Fares NYC participant,Open to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status (NYC Benefits dataset tag).,,,,,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P161en,2026-10-10
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| prog-mta-reduced-fare,MTA Reduced-Fare Program,transit|money,,,Use any one of these to apply: Driver's license from any state; Passport from any country; IDNYC; Birth certificate (with a photo ID); Medicare card (with a photo ID),"In person: Apply in person at: Customer Service Centers at select accessible subway stations, open 24/7; The Customer Service Center at 3 Stone St in Lower Manhattan on weekdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (except major holidays); Mobile Sales vehicles in your neighborhood; If you're 65 or older: Sign up in person and get your new Reduced-Fare OMNY card the same day. If you have a disability: Get in-person, individualized assistance. It may take longer to receive your card if your application needs extra review. | By mail: Download and complete an applicationFor people 65 and older; For people with disabilities; Include a passport-style photo; Include a copy of a valid ID as proof of age; For riders with disabilities, include documentation of a qualifying disability; Mail your application and documents to: MTA New York City Transit Attn: Reduced Fare Program 130 Livingston St Brooklyn, NY 11201-9625 |
| See if you're eligible for Paid Prenatal Leave: Eligible employees Full- and part-time employees in the private sector; Employees of non-profit organizations; Not eligible Federal, state, or local government employees",,,"In person: Tell your employer if you plan on taking Paid Prenatal Leave, just like you would do for other kinds of leave. Your employer must let you take Paid Prenatal Leave when you ask.","Por ley del estado de Nueva York, los trabajadores tienen 20 horas de licencia prenatal pagada cada año.","By New York State law, workers get 20 hours of paid prenatal leave every year.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P163en,2026-10-10
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| prog-affordable-broadband-act,Affordable Broadband Act (ABA),money,"You may qualify for low-cost home internet if someone in your household receives any of the following benefits: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program; Medicaid; Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption; Disability Rent Increase Exemption ; Affordability benefit from a utility, such as the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP); Free or reduced-priced lunch through the National School Lunch Program; Not enrolled in any qualifying programs? You may still qualify based on household income. Contact your internet provider for income limits.",,,"Online: Find an internet service provider (ISP) that serves your address. Look for terms like ""low cost,"" ""reduced cost,"" or ""Affordable Broadband Act"" on provider websites. Popular programs include Spectrum Internet Assist, Optimum Advantage, and Verizon Forward. Verify your eligibility directly through the ISP to apply. https://mapmybroadband.dps.ny.gov/","Internet en casa con descuento si recibe SNAP, Medicaid u otros beneficios.","Discounted home internet if you receive SNAP, Medicaid, or other benefits.",https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P164,2026-10-10
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| prog-summer-ebt,Summer EBT,food|benefits,"Most eligible kids between ages 6 to 16 are approved automatically. You do not need to apply if your child is enrolled in: SNAP (food stamps); Cash assistance; Medicaid; Free or reduced-price school meals; If you qualify automatically, youll get a letter in the mail. Not automatically approved? You can apply if both of the following are true: Your child attends a school in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP); Your household income is at or below the monthly limits; Household size Maximum monthly income for 2026 1 $2,461 2 $3,337 3 $4,212 4 $5,088 5 $5,964 6 $6,839 7 $7,715 8 $8,591 Each additional person +$876",,,"Online: Most eligible households do not need to apply. If you think you qualify and have not received a notice in the mail by June 16, apply online before September 8, 2026. https://summerebt.ny.gov/en-US/Before-You-Begin/",Niños elegibles de 6 a 16 años reciben $120 para comprar comida cuando no hay clases en el verano.,Eligible kids ages 6 to 16 get $120 for groceries when school is out for the summer.,https://data.cityofnewyork.us/resource/kvhd-5fmu.json?unique_id_number=P165,2026-10-10
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| prog-nys-dream-act,Senator José Peralta NYS DREAM Act,school|money,"Students who received their high school degree or GED in New York State and students receiving in-state tuition, including undocumented students. Accepted statuses: T visa holder; U visa holder; Temporary Protected Status (TPS); DACA recipient; pending lawful immigration status; U.S. citizens and permanent residents whose permanent home is outside NYS. Educational requirements: graduated from a NYS high school after attending for at least two years; or received a NYS high school equivalency diploma; or were charged in-state tuition at a SUNY or CUNY campus for reasons other than residency.","Open to undocumented students, DACA recipients, TPS, T visa and U visa holders, and people with pending lawful status. Applicants without lawful immigration status will not be asked for their home address and will not have to upload financial records. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.",Applicants without lawful immigration status are not asked for a home address and do not upload financial records. Any required documents are uploaded through the NYS DREAM Act portal.,"Apply for NYS DREAM Act eligibility online at https://nysdream.applyists.net/ (open year-round; apply only once). After approval, apply for TAP and other NYS awards through the same portal each year. Help: HESC support sessions (www.hesc.ny.gov/get-help/find-event) or the help chat in your HESC ISTS student account.","Estudiantes indocumentados y otros que terminaron la secundaria o el GED en Nueva York pueden recibir ayuda estatal para la universidad, como TAP y Excelsior. Se solicita una vez.","Undocumented and other students who finished high school or a GED in New York can get state college aid like TAP and Excelsior. Apply once, any time.",https://hesc.ny.gov/applying-aid/nys-dream-act,2026-10-10
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| prog-sth-transportation,Students in Temporary Housing Transportation (McKinney-Vento),transit|school,"Students in temporary housing under the McKinney-Vento Act: living doubled up with friends or relatives because they cannot find or afford housing; in a shelter or transitional shelter; a hotel/motel; a car, bus or train; a park or public place; or an abandoned building. Includes unaccompanied youth. Eligible for free transportation while homeless, through the end of the school year in which they become permanently housed, and for an additional year if entering the final grade in their school. Parents/guardians of students in temporary housing in 3-K to grade 12 who do not receive busing can get an OMNY card to accompany their child.",,"The Housing Questionnaire (from your school). Students in temporary housing are not required to submit documentation (including address, proof of date of birth, and immunization records) to enroll in school.","Complete the Housing Questionnaire and send it to your school. Contact your child's school to request an STH OMNY card; schools submit a Transportation Exception Form to request busing for preschool through grade 6. Help: the school's Students in Temporary Housing Liaison, your district's STH Regional Manager, or the NYS-TEACHS hotline 800-388-2014. |
| Parents and guardians of NYC public school students. Starting later in the 2026-2027 school year, all parents identified in NYCPS systems as the child's parent/guardian can open an account, regardless of custodial status.",,"If you have no creation code: a valid photo ID (like your passport, driver's license, or IDNYC) and your child's nine-digit student ID number, found on your child's report card.Sign up online at https://www.schoolsaccount.nyc/ and add your students with the creation code from your school. If you do not have a creation code, register in person at your child's school or by teleconference, where the school verifies identity by voice or sight.","Un solo acceso para ver calificaciones y exámenes de su hijo, actualizar contactos de emergencia, obtener formularios escolares y reportar acoso escolar.","One login to see your child's grades and test scores, update emergency contacts, get school forms, and report bullying. |
| Informal groups. The NYC Department of Consumer Affairs study describes tandas as a common savings tool among Mexican immigrants in New York City, ranging from about 10 family members and close friends to a 50-person group run by an organizer.Una tanda es un grupo informal de ahorro: cada miembro aporta a un fondo común y lo recibe por turno. Sin intereses, pero puede ser riesgosa.A tanda is an informal savings group: members pay into a shared fund and each receives it in turn. No interest, but informal savings can be risky. |
| Fill out an online application at https://www.missionassetfund.org/lending-circles/ and take the online financial education courses, then join a group, decide loan amount and order, and sign loan documents. Local nonprofit providers are listed at https://www.missionassetfund.org/lc-partner-directory/ (New York City: Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement, 212-281-4887).Préstamos sin interés de $300 a $2,400 en grupos de 6 a 12 personas. Los pagos se reportan a las tres agencias de crédito principales para crear historial.Zero-interest loans of $300 to $2,400 shared by groups of 6 to 12 people. Payments are reported to all three major credit bureaus to build credit. |
| Families enrolling a student in NYC Public Schools with specific enrollment needs: new, returning, or switching from a charter or private school, and transfers between NYC public schools. If your child has a zoned school or received an offer from a school through the admissions process, contact that school directly.Los Family Welcome Centers le ayudan a inscribir a su hijo en las escuelas públicas de NYC, incluso estudiantes nuevos y traslados. Pida una cita virtual o en persona.Family Welcome Centers help you enroll a child in NYC public schools, including new students and transfers. Book a virtual or in-person appointment. |
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| IDNYC cardholders. The City lists banks and credit unions that accept IDNYC as a primary form of ID to open an account (for example Amalgamated Bank, Carver Federal Savings Bank and East West Bank). The City says the list is provided as a convenience and is not an endorsement. Credit unions have additional membership requirements.Depending on the bank, a Social Security number or ITIN may be required. If you have questions about how this applies to you, talk with a free legal provider before applying.Your IDNYC card. Depending on the institution, you may also need proof of address, a Social Security number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), or a small initial deposit.Choose an institution from the City's list (https://www.nyc.gov/site/idnyc/benefits/banks-and-credit-unions.page) and call the branch before going. Free one-on-one help is available at NYC Financial Empowerment Centers, in English or Spanish.","Algunos bancos y cooperativas de crédito de NYC aceptan la IDNYC como identificación principal para abrir una cuenta. Pueden pedir comprobante de domicilio, SSN o ITIN.","Some NYC banks and credit unions accept IDNYC as primary ID to open an account. They may also ask for proof of address, SSN or ITIN.",https://www.nyc.gov/site/idnyc/benefits/banks-and-credit-unions.page,2026-10-10
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