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MOIA Immigration Legal Support Centers
Get free, comprehensive legal screenings to find out if you qualify for any immigration benefit.
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Find official benefits, child care, housing support, health services, food assistance, legal help, and more across New York City.
Browse ways to get help ↘Browse neighborhood locations plus citywide benefits, hotlines, and online programs.
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40 NYC Health neighborhood areas currently have listed services. ZIP-based areas are useful for browsing, but do not represent exact neighborhood boundaries.
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Get free, comprehensive legal screenings to find out if you qualify for any immigration benefit.
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Free, confidential immigration legal information and referrals for New York City residents.
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Reduced MTA fares are available for anyone 65+ or with a qualifying disability.
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Flood insurance covers damage to your home and belongings.
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First-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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Free and private talk, text, or chat mental health services available any time for you or someone you care about.
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Comprehensive healthcare for all NYC residents, regardless of income or immigration status.
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An online resource that helps you find and stay informed about a child care program in your community.
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Counseling and services are available in all boroughs for survivors of domestic, and gender-based violence.
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For seniors 65 and older, people with disabilities, high school students, and Fair Fares NYC participants.
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Get help with managing your money and improving your financial health.
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Free tax prep services are available at over 140 locations across NYC that can help you file in-person, online, or over the phone
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An online portal where you can apply to rent or buy an affordable unit or home.
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High 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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Rental and cooperative homeownership units for families with moderate and middle incomes.
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Get your own personal nurse at no cost.
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Free service to help older adults and people with disabilities remain independent at home and in their community.
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Free City-funded help with eviction, immigration, workplace issues, and other civil legal problems.
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Free legal advice or representation for eligible tenants facing eviction or certain NYCHA proceedings.
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Affordable housing for low-and moderate-income New Yorkers.
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Job, finance, and business training programs for public housing residents.
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Up to 12 weeks of paid time off to care for a new child, sick family member, and other situations.
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By law in New York State, you are entitled to 20 hours of prenatal leave every year.
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Unemployment insurance gives you temporary income while you look for a new job after losing your old one.
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