New York City
Disabled Homeowners' Exemption (DHE)
Lowered property tax for homeowners with disabilities who earn up to a certain income.
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New York City
Lowered property tax for homeowners with disabilities who earn up to a certain income.
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Tax credit worth up to $11,000 for qualifying families, noncustodial parents, and individuals who work full time or part time or are self-employed.
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Cash help for people who can't pay an expense due to an unexpected situation or event.
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Comprehensive health insurance benefits with $0 monthly premiums and low cost-sharing.
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New York City
Year-round early care and education for up to 10 hours a day
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Save 50% on public transportation including subway fares, eligible bus fares, and Access-A-Ride paratransit trips.
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Support for families concerned about an at-risk youth.
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Pays 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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Free and confidential family planning services for teens, women, and men.
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Help for parents and their children who have emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges through peer-led programs.
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Supportive housing for adults who cannot live alone due to old age, developmental disabilities, or physical or mental health.
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Head 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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HASA helps people living with HIV or AIDS get health care and other public benefits.
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Seniors and people with disabilities can receive health care in their home.
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HEAP helps eligible households meet the cost of heating their homes.
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If you're at risk of homelessness, Homebase offers support to stay out of shelter and remain stably housed.
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Up to $100,000 toward the down payment or closing costs on a new home.
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If you're experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis, you can apply for shelter or get help finding stable housing.
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Jobs Plus is an employment program that helps NYCHA residents find employment and increase their earnings.
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Year-round program with college and job prep for high schoolers at risk of dropping out.
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A monthly discount up to $9.25 on phone or internet service for eligible households.
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Student-parents can get free early childhood education for their children ages 6 weeks to 4 years.
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Covers doctor and clinic visits, regular exams, immunizations, and other health needs.
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