Benefits, food, family support, and more
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.
Neighborhood areas follow NYC Health’s ZIP-based UHF groupings. Hours can change; call the provider or check the official source before traveling.
Neighborhood by neighborhood
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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Support across New York City
Southeast Queens · Queens
Free food pantry in Queens.
See service details →Hunts Point–Mott Haven · Bronx
Free food pantry in Bronx.
See service details →Crotona–Tremont · Bronx
Free food pantry in Bronx.
See service details →Bedford-Stuyvesant–Crown Heights · Brooklyn
Free food pantry in Brooklyn.
Area standard: NYC Health United Hospital Fund neighborhoods ↗
Central Harlem–Morningside Heights · Manhattan
Free food pantry in Manhattan.
See service details →Pelham–Throgs Neck · Bronx
Free food pantry in Bronx.
See service details →New York City
Emergency shelter and support services for young people ages 14 to 24 experiencing homelessness.
See service details →Jamaica · Queens
Free community kitchen in Queens.
See service details →Jamaica · Queens
Free food pantry in Queens.
See service details →West Queens · Queens
Free food pantry in Queens.
See service details →Central Harlem–Morningside Heights · Manhattan
Free food pantry in Manhattan.
See service details →Coney Island–Sheepshead Bay · Brooklyn
Free food pantry in Brooklyn.
See service details →Bayside–Little Neck · Queens
Free food pantry in Queens.
See service details →East Flatbush–Flatbush · Brooklyn
Free food pantry in Brooklyn.
See service details →New York City
NYC students can enjoy free breakfast and lunch every school day.
See service details →New York City
Eligible New York State homeowners can get a STAR credit payment each year to put toward your property taxes.
See service details →New York City
Information and resources for young people with disabilities (age 0-21), their families, and their caregivers.
See service details →Jamaica · Queens
Free food pantry in Queens.
See service details →East New York · Brooklyn
Free food pantry in Brooklyn.
See service details →New York City
Section 8 helps lower-income families cover part of rent when renting from a private landlord.
See service details →New York City
Lowered property taxes for senior homeowners who earn up to a certain income.
See service details →New York City
A rent freeze program to help seniors 62 and older stay in their home.
See service details →Coney Island–Sheepshead Bay · Brooklyn
Free food pantry in Brooklyn.
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