New York City
Office of Child Support Services (OCSS)
Services and financial support for custodial and noncustodial parents, guardians, and caretakers
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Services and financial support for custodial and noncustodial parents, guardians, and caretakers
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Free program offering training and job placement help for older adults 55 and older.
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Help for young people with emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges.
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Children and youth can get health care and treat illnesses.
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A Qualified Health Plan is health insurance with a fixed monthly payment.
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Emergency shelter and support services for young people ages 14 to 24 experiencing homelessness.
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NYC students can enjoy free breakfast and lunch every school day.
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Eligible New York State homeowners can get a STAR credit payment each year to put toward your property taxes.
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Information and resources for young people with disabilities (age 0-21), their families, and their caregivers.
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Section 8 helps lower-income families cover part of rent when renting from a private landlord.
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Lowered property taxes for senior homeowners who earn up to a certain income.
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A rent freeze program to help seniors 62 and older stay in their home.
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Volunteering for at least 15 hours a week in a nonprofit orgovernment agency.
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Monthly 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).
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STEM Matters NYC offers many exciting and hands-on STEM programs for K-12 students during spring break and summer.
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Eligible kids ages 6 to 16 get $120 for groceries when school's out
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Get free breakfast and lunch for kids and teens at locations across NYC this summer. No paperwork or income requirements needed.
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Up to six weeks of paid work experience for ages 14-24.
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SNAP benefits can help you feed your family with fresh and healthy groceries.
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Free job alerts in retail, construction, food service, and other industries
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Early Intervention is a voluntary program for infants and toddlers with disabilities and developmental delays with support for families.
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Job 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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Help for homeless veterans and their families to find and stay in permanent housing.
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