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Citywide programs you can apply for, with eligibility and application steps published by the NYC Mayor's Office for Economic Opportunity. Verified in-person locations appear only when an authoritative source establishes the relationship.

• 3-KEarly education for three-year-oldsFree, full-day and high-quality education for New York City three-year-olds.
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• Accelerated Study in Associate ProgramsHelp earning your CUNY degreeCUNY students can get financial, academic, and personal support to help them complete their associate degree.
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• Access-A-Ride Paratransit ServicePre-booked shared transportation for people whose disabilities prevent some or all bus and subway trips.
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  What you'll need to apply

  • The Access-A-Ride (AAR) application form mailed to you after you schedule your assessment, completed and brought to the assessment
  • Medical documents that prove your transportation-related disability

  Source: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Adult Career and Continuing Education Services–Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR)Disability-related employment support can include transportation needed to participate in vocational rehabilitation.
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  Source: New York State Education Department · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Adult Protective ServicesHelp for adults in danger of abuse, neglect or exploitationRefer someone to APS if you suspect they are in danger of abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
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• Affordable Broadband ActLow-cost plans for home internetGet discounted home internet through the Affordable Broadband Act if you receive SNAP, Medicaid, or other benefits.
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• Beacon ProgramsA year-round community centers for young peopleSchool-based community centers serving youth ages 5-21 young people
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• Bellevue Hospital Center (HHC) OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Big Apple ConnectFree internet for NYCHA residentsSign up with Optimum or Spectrum.
  Cash & expenses
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• Bowery Residents' Committee, Inc.Outpatient addiction treatmentMedically supervised outpatient treatment for substance use, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Bronxcare OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Career and Technical EducationCareer training for high school studentsStudents can get hands-on career training while finishing high school or their high school equivalency (HSE).
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• Cash AssistanceMonthly cash help when you are in needCash assistance can help you pay rent, utilities, and other emergency expenses.
  Cash & expenses
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• Center For NYC NeighborhoodsResources for affordable homeownershipGet help avoiding foreclosure, dealing with late mortgage payments, preventing scams, and more.
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• Chi New York OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Child and Dependent Care Tax CreditTax credit to help pay for childcare or care for disabled dependentsGet money back if you paid for childcare or care for disabled dependents while working or looking for work.
  Cash & expenses
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• Child Care VouchersHelp paying for child careChild care vouchers cover most or all child care costs at licensed centers, registered home-based providers, or with family and friends.
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• Child Health PlusFree or low-cost health insurance for children 18 and under
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• Child Tax CreditTax credit for families with childrenClaim the federal Child Tax Credit and the Empire State Child Tax Credit to get up to $3,200 per child under age four and up to $2,700 per child ages 4 to 16.
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• Children and Youth with Special Health Care NeedsHealth care for children and youth with disabilitiesHelp for children with medical conditions that require special medical services.
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• Citi Bike Reduced Fare Bike Share — $5 a month$5 monthly membership for eligible benefit recipients, housing-authority residents and participating credit-union members.
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  What you'll need to apply

  • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients: a screenshot of your SNAP case card or your Statement of Benefits PDF, with your name visible
  • New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), Jersey City Housing Authority (JCHA) and Hoboken Housing Authority (HHA) residents: your Housing Authority account number; NYCHA residents in housing converted to Section 8 also need a Section 8 Voucher ID Number and proof of NYCHA residence

  Source: Citi Bike · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Commodity Supplemental Food ProgramMonthly food packages for older adultsFood packages for low-income adults ages 60 and older.
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• Community Food ConnectionFood from pantries and community kitchensFree food from food pantries and community kitchens.
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• Comprehensive After School System of NYCAfterschool programs for studentsCOMPASS NYC has hundreds of programs for young people in kindergarten through 12th grade.
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• Con Edison Energy Affordability Program (EAP)Monthly Con Edison bill discount for customers with certain benefits or lower incomes.
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  What you'll need to apply

  • Your completed and signed Energy Affordability Program (EAP) application — sign up online at https://www.coned.com/en/accounts-billing/payment-plans-assistance/low-income-enrollment-enquiry or use a downloadable application listed on the source page
  • Your award letter, or other documentation proving you take part in at least one qualifying government assistance program

  Source: Con Edison · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Cooling Assistance BenefitFinancial help to cover the cost and installation of an air conditioner or fanThis benefit helps you buy and install an air conditioner or fan for your home to stay cool during hot weather.
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• Cornerstone ProgramsLearning and support programs for kids and adultsYear-round programs for youth and adults hosted at public housing community centers.
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• COVID-19 Funeral AssistanceMoney for funerals due to COVID-19Up to $9,000 for each funeral related to COVID-19.
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• CUNY Fatherhood AcademyHigh school & college for young dadsEducation, employment, and parenting help for fathers ages 18 - 30.
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• CUNY StartAcademic support for CUNY studentsCUNY students can get help meeting CUNY's proficiency standards and preparing for college-level courses.
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• DEP Home Water Assistance ProgramAutomatic $191 credit on NYC water/sewer bills for eligible homeowners.
  Utilities

  Source: NYC Department of Environmental Protection · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Disability Rent Increase ExemptionRent freeze for people with disabilitiesA rent freeze program to help eligible New Yorkers stay in their home
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• Disabled Homeowners' ExemptionProperty tax break for homeowners with disabilitiesLowered property tax for homeowners with disabilities who earn up to a certain income.
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• Driving help — Congestion Relief Zone discounts & exemptionsSeparate income-based toll discounts, disability exemptions and a zone-resident state tax credit.
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  Source: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Earned Income Tax CreditTax credit for working individuals and familiesTax credit worth up to $11,000 for qualifying families, noncustodial parents, and individuals who work full time or part time or are self-employed.
  Cash & expenses
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• Elmhurst Hospital Center (HHC) OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Emergency Assistance / One Shot DealOne-time cash help during an emergencyCash help for people who can't pay an expense due to an unexpected situation or event.
  Cash & expenses
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• EmPower+ (home energy upgrades)Free or reduced-cost home energy upgrades for income-eligible households.
  Utilities

  Source: NYSERDA · Checked October 21, 2026

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• EPIC (Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage)Helps New Yorkers 65+ pay for prescription drugs.
  Health

  What you'll need to apply

  • A completed and signed Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage (EPIC) application — online, or the EPIC Fill-in Application form: https://www.health.ny.gov/forms/doh-5080-fillin.pdf (EPIC states no documentation is required)

  Source: NYS Department of Health · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Essential PlanHealth insurance for adults who don't qualify for MedicaidComprehensive health insurance benefits with $0 monthly premiums and low cost-sharing.
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• Extended Day/Year Infant and Toddler ProgramsFree or low-cost child care for infants and toddlersYear-round early care and education for up to 10 hours a day
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• Fair Fares New York City (NYC)50% off subway, eligible bus and Access-A-Ride fares for income-eligible New Yorkers ages 18–64.
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  What you'll need to apply

  • Proof of identity
  • Proof of age
  • Proof of residency
  • Proof of income — see the Fair Fares NYC List of Suggested Documentation: https://www.nyc.gov/assets/fairfares/downloads/pdf/FF-14-E.pdf

  Source: New York City Human Resources Administration (HRA) · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Family Assessment ProgramHelp for at-risk youthSupport for families concerned about an at-risk youth.
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• Family Homelessness and Eviction Prevention SupplementHelp with rent for families with childrenPays part of or all of the rent to eligible families at risk of or being evicted, or living in an HRA shelter.
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• Family Planning Benefit ProgramConfidential family planning servicesFree and confidential family planning services for teens, women, and men.
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• Family Resource CentersSupport for children with behavioral challengesHelp for parents and their children who have emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges through peer-led programs.
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• Family Type Homes for AdultsHomes for adults who cannot live aloneSupportive housing for adults who cannot live alone due to old age, developmental disabilities, or physical or mental health.
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• Fort Greene Clinic OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Getting to required activities — Human Resources Administration (HRA) transport supportTransportation support tied to approved Cash Assistance work activities and employment-and-training requirements.
  Transportation

  Source: New York City Human Resources Administration / New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Harlem East Life Plan OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Head Start / Early Head StartFree education and services for families with kids from birth to age 5Head Start and Early Head Start are free early childhood education programs for low-income families with kids ages 5 and under
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• HIV/AIDS Services AdministrationServices for people with HIV or AIDSHASA helps people living with HIV or AIDS get health care and other public benefits.
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• Home Care Services ProgramLong-term care at homeSeniors and people with disabilities can receive health care in their home.
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• Home Energy Assistance ProgramMoney for heat and utility expensesHEAP helps eligible households meet the cost of heating their homes.
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• HomebaseServices to help you keep your housingIf you're at risk of homelessness, Homebase offers support to stay out of shelter and remain stably housed.
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• HomeFirst Down Payment AssistanceForgivable loan for down payment of closing costsUp to $100,000 toward the down payment or closing costs on a new home.
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• Homeless Intake Shelters & Drop-In CentersAdult and family shelters and drop-in housing servicesIf you're experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis, you can apply for shelter or get help finding stable housing.
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• HRA Burial AssistanceUp to $1,700 toward funeral costs when a family cannot pay.
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  What you'll need to apply

  • Burial Allowance Application Form M-860W, completed and signed by the applicant or authorized representative: https://www.nyc.gov/assets/hra/downloads/pdf/benefits/burial_claim_app_en.pdf
  • One original certified copy of the Death Certificate (it will be returned to you)
  • A copy of the Funeral Contract (Statement of Goods and Services Selected), signed by the Funeral Director and the person who made the arrangements
  • A copy of the cemetery or crematory bill, itemizing all charges
  • The original itemized funeral bill, signed by the Funeral Director and notarized; stamped "Paid-in-Full" if you are seeking reimbursement
  • If money is still owed to the funeral home: the original Funeral Director's Affidavit, signed and notarized: https://www.nyc.gov/assets/hra/downloads/pdf/benefits/M-860n-E.pdf

  Source: NYC Human Resources Administration (HRA) · Checked October 21, 2026

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• IDNYCA free City ID cardAn official ID for all New Yorkers ages 10 and up.
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• Inwood Community Services Inc.Outpatient addiction treatmentMedically supervised outpatient treatment for substance use, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Jobs PlusJob assistance for public housing residentsJobs Plus is an employment program that helps NYCHA residents find employment and increase their earnings.
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• Lafayette Medical Approach, Llc OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Learn & EarnCollege and job prep for juniors and seniors in high schoolYear-round program with college and job prep for high schoolers at risk of dropping out.
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• LifelineDiscount on your phone or internet serviceA monthly discount up to $9.25 on phone or internet service for eligible households.
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• Living for the Young Family Through EducationFree early childhood education for children of student-parentsStudent-parents can get free early childhood education for their children ages 6 weeks to 4 years.
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• MedicaidFree health insurance for low-income residentsCovers doctor and clinic visits, regular exams, immunizations, and other health needs.
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• Medicaid medical rides — Medical Answering Services (MAS)No-cost, prior-approved transportation to Medicaid-covered care; call the Downstate broker to arrange a ride.
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  Source: New York State Department of Health · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Medicare Savings Program (MSP)New York pays the Medicare Part B premium for eligible people.
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  What you'll need to apply

  • A completed Medicare Savings Program (MSP) Application (DOH-4328), signed in the signature block on the back — a signature is required for a complete submission: https://health.ny.gov/forms/doh-4328.pdf

  Source: NYS Department of Health · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Mental Health Providers Of Western Queens IncOutpatient addiction treatmentMedically supervised outpatient treatment for substance use, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Metropolitan Hospital Center OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Reduced-Fare ProgramReduced transit fares for people 65+ or with a qualifying disability: subway and local buses $1.50.
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  What you'll need to apply

  • A completed Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Reduced-Fare application — for people 65 and older: https://new.mta.info/document/28261 — for people with disabilities: https://new.mta.info/document/28266
  • A passport-style photo
  • A copy of a valid ID as proof of age
  • For riders with disabilities: documentation of a qualifying disability

  Source: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Montefiore Medical CenterMethadone maintenance treatmentMethadone maintenance treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• National Flood Insurance ProgramFlood insuranceFlood insurance covers damage to your home and belongings.
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• New York And Presbyterian HospitalMethadone maintenance treatmentMethadone maintenance treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
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• New York City (NYC) Ferry Discount Program$1.50 one-way ferry tickets for eligible seniors, disabled riders, Fair Fares participants and students.
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  What you'll need to apply

  • The Ferry Discount Program application form for your category — seniors: https://images.ferry.nyc/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/14123042/English_Senior-Citizens-26.pdf — people with disabilities: https://images.ferry.nyc/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/14124407/English_Persons-with-Disabilities-26.pdf — Fair Fares NYC participants: https://images.ferry.nyc/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/14125205/English_Fair-Fare-26.pdf
  • Seniors 65 and older, one of: a government-issued ID (such as a driver's license, REAL ID, IDNYC, any country's passport, Tribal ID or US Military ID); a government-issued ID expired within the past 3 years; a birth certificate or adoption papers; or a Medicare card
  • People with disabilities, one of: a Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Reduced Fare or Access-A-Ride MetroCard or OMNY card; a New York State Commission for the Blind registration letter; a disability award letter from the Social Security Administration, Railroad Retirement Board or U.S. Postal Service; or a Veterans Administration letter stating you are entitled to Veteran Disability Benefits
  • Fair Fares NYC participants, either: a photo of a valid Fair Fares MetroCard including its serial number, or a screenshot of your Access HRA or Fair Fares OMNY account showing current enrollment, serial number and enrollment/expiration dates

  Source: New York City Ferry / New York City Economic Development Corporation · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Newborn Home Visiting ProgramHome visits for first-time parentsFirst-time parents can get support from a health professional to help with breastfeeding, health and safety tips, and connect to community resources.
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• NYC 988Talk, text, or chat for mental health helpFree and private talk, text, or chat mental health services available any time for you or someone you care about.
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• NYC CareNo cost or low-cost healthcare
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• NYC Child Care ConnectFind a licensed child care programAn online resource that helps you find and stay informed about a child care program in your community.
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• NYC Family Justice CentersHelp for survivors of domestic and gender-based violenceCounseling and services are available in all boroughs for survivors of domestic, and gender-based violence.
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• NYC Financial Empowerment CentersFree financial counselingGet help with managing your money and improving your financial health.
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• NYC Free Tax PrepFree tax prep servicesFree tax prep services are available at over 140 locations across NYC that can help you file in-person, online, or over the phone
  Cash & expenses
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• NYC Housing ConnectAffordable housing lotteriesAn online portal where you can apply to rent or buy an affordable unit or home.
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• NYC Ladders for LeadersInternships for high school and college studentsHigh school and college students can participate in paid summer internships at top New York City companies, non-profits, and government agencies.
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• NYC Mitchell-LamaAffordable housing waiting listsRental and cooperative homeownership units for families with moderate and middle incomes.
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• NYC Nurse-Family PartnershipPersonal nurses for pregnant peopleGet your own personal nurse at no cost.
  Family Services
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• NYC NY ConnectsReferrals for long term services and supportsFree service to help older adults and people with disabilities remain independent at home and in their community.
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• NYCHA Public HousingAffordable public housingAffordable housing for low-and moderate-income New Yorkers.
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• NYCHA Resident Economic Empowerment and SustainabilityJobs, training, and financial support for NYCHA residentsJob, finance, and business training programs for public housing residents.
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• NYS Paid Family LeavePaid time off to care for familyUp to 12 weeks of paid time off to care for a new child, sick family member, and other situations.
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• NYS Paid Prenatal LeavePaid time off for pregnancy-related health care appointmentsBy law in New York State, you are entitled to 20 hours of prenatal leave every year.
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• NYS Unemployment InsuranceTemporary income for eligible unemployed adultsUnemployment insurance gives you temporary income while you look for a new job after losing your old one.
  Cash & expenses
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• Office of Child Support ServicesChild support servicesServices and financial support for custodial and noncustodial parents, guardians, and caretakers
  Family Services
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• Older Adult Employment ProgramJob training and placement for older adultsFree program offering training and job placement help for older adults 55 and older.
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• OPWDD Front DoorThe official starting point for OPWDD services for people with developmental disabilitiesThe official entry process through which people with developmental disabilities are determined eligible and connected to OPWDD supports and services.
  Developmental Disabilities

  Source: NYS OPWDD · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Parking permits for people with disabilities — city & stateTwo different permits: the city placard gives specified on-street rights; the state hangtag does not in New York City.
  Transportation

  What you'll need to apply

  • A completed NYC Permit for People with Disabilities (PPPD) application, mailed to the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT)
  • A copy of your valid Driver's License or Non-Driver's ID from your state of residence (NYC residents may use the New York City Municipal Identification Card, IDNYC)
  • Copies of all vehicle registrations to be covered (maximum three), current and valid
  • Supporting medical documentation, as described in the application

  Source: New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Pre-KFree Pre-K for four-year-oldsEnroll your child in a free, full-day, high-quality Pre-K program.
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• Primary and Preventive Health CareHealth care for childrenChildren and youth can get health care and treat illnesses.
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• Project Hospitality IncOutpatient addiction treatmentMedically supervised outpatient treatment for substance use, licensed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• Project Renewal IncOutpatient addiction treatmentMedically supervised outpatient treatment for substance use, licensed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• Promesa, Inc. Mta-RAddiction treatment servicesLicensed substance use treatment services, listed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• Qualified Health PlansPrivate health insurance plansA Qualified Health Plan is health insurance with a fixed monthly payment.
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• Rides for older adults — New York City (NYC) AgingCommunity-provider rides to essential medical and social-service appointments for eligible adults 60+.
  Transportation

  Source: New York City Department for the Aging · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Runaway And Homeless Youth Drop-In CentersServices and support for homeless youthEmergency shelter and support services for young people ages 14 to 24 experiencing homelessness.
  Housing
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• S Brooklyn Medical Admin Srvs Inc. OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• School buses & Student One Metro New York (OMNY) cardsSchool-issued transit cards and eligible yellow-bus transportation; the school arranges access.
  Transportation

  Source: New York City Public Schools · Checked October 21, 2026

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• School Tax Relief ProgramLower your property taxes with the STAR creditEligible New York State homeowners can get a STAR credit payment each year to put toward your property taxes.
  Cash & expenses
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• School-Age and Early Childhood Family and Community Engagement (FACE) CentersSupport for young people with disabilitiesInformation and resources for young people with disabilities (age 0-21), their families, and their caregivers.
  Service
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• Section 8 / Housing Choice Voucher ProgramVouchers that pay part of your rentSection 8 helps lower-income families cover part of rent when renting from a private landlord.
  Housing
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• Senior Citizen Homeowners' ExemptionProperty tax break for senior homeownersLowered property taxes for senior homeowners who earn up to a certain income.
  Cash & expenses
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• Senior Citizen Rent Increase ExemptionRent freeze for seniorsA rent freeze program to help seniors 62 and older stay in their home.
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• Silver CorpsVolunteering and skill-building for older adultsVolunteering for at least 15 hours a week in a nonprofit orgovernment agency.
  Work
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• Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and ChildrenFood & nutrition support for pregnancy and kids under 5Monthly food benefits, personalized nutrition and breastfeeding support, health screenings, and referrals to other services for pregnant people and families with young children (ages 0-5).
  Food
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• St. Barnabas Hospital OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• Staten Island University HospitalOutpatient addiction treatmentMedically supervised outpatient treatment for substance use, licensed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• STEM Matters NYCSTEM Matters NYC Summer Enrichment ProgramsSTEM Matters NYC offers many exciting and hands-on STEM programs for K-12 students during spring break and summer.
  Enrichment
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• Summer EBTExtra grocery money for families over summer breakEligible kids ages 6 to 16 get $120 for groceries when school's out
  Food
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• Summer MealsFree summer meals for anyone 18 and underGet free breakfast and lunch for kids and teens at locations across NYC this summer. No paperwork or income requirements needed.
  Food
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• Summer Youth Employment ProgramPaid summer work experiences for ages 1424Up to six weeks of paid work experience for ages 14-24.
  Work
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• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ProgramMoney to buy foodSNAP benefits can help you feed your family with fresh and healthy groceries.
  Food
  Benefit
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• Text 2 WorkGet job alerts via textFree job alerts in retail, construction, food service, and other industries
  Work
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• The Child Center Of Ny IncOutpatient addiction treatmentMedically supervised outpatient treatment for substance use, licensed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• The Early Intervention ProgramHelp for infants and toddlers with disabilitiesEarly Intervention is a voluntary program for infants and toddlers with disabilities and developmental delays with support for families.
  Health
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• Train & EarnJob training and employment for low-income youth ages 16-24Job training, employment services, and prep to help you pass your High School Equivalency (HSE) tests. Available for youth who are not working nor in school.
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• Transportation for students in temporary housingSchool-arranged transportation for students in shelters, doubled-up households and other temporary housing.
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  Source: New York City Public Schools · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Travel for medical care — medical flights & charity optionsCondition-specific medical travel and charity flight requests, not a general airfare benefit; charity flights are not guaranteed.
  Transportation

  Source: Medical Answering Services / United States Department of Veterans Affairs / Angel Flight East / Corporate Angel Network / SkyHope · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Veterans Affairs (VA) travel pay & appointment ridesConditional reimbursement for approved medical travel, plus separately arranged free appointment rides where available.
  Transportation

  What you'll need to apply

  • An identity-verified ID.me, Login.gov or CLEAR account to file in the Beneficiary Travel Self-Service System (BTSSS): https://dvagov-btsss.dynamics365portals.us/ — or, by mail or in person, Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Form 10-3542 with your receipts: https://www.va.gov/forms/10-3542
  • A separate direct deposit set up for VA travel pay
  • For community care appointments: proof of attendance from the community provider
  • A claim filed within 30 days of each appointment — claims after 30 days are usually denied

  Source: United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Veterans Affairs Supported HousingSupportive housing for homeless veteransHelp for homeless veterans and their families to find and stay in permanent housing.
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• Veterans' Property Tax ExemptionProperty tax break for veteransLower property taxes for qualifying veterans who served in certain conflicts.
  Cash & expenses
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• Vip Community Services, Inc. OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• We Speak NYCEnglish conversation and learning programFree classes with materials for you to learn about City services and improve your English.
  Education
  Resource
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• Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP)Free weatherization based on a home energy audit.
  Utilities

  Source: NYS Homes and Community Renewal · Checked October 21, 2026

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• Wellness Center At Waters Place OtpOpioid addiction outpatient treatmentOutpatient treatment for opioid addiction, licensed by NYS OASAS.
  Substance Use
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• Workforce1 Career CentersFree job prep serviceService that connects and helps you prepare you for jobs in NYC.
  Work
  Service
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• Youth Action 50Leadership opportunities for youthYouth Action 50 lets youth help their communities by shaping policy, practice, and advocacy for citywide change.
  Enrichment
  Program
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