Due to the Federal government shutdown, SNAP benefits are delayed for November. NYC is adding $15 million in emergency funding to Community Food Connection, which funds food pantries and soup kitchens throughout the city. Learn more here:
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November SNAP benefits for 1.8 million New Yorkers will not be issued at this time due to the federal government shutdown.
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Need help with food, housing, or transportation?
Medicaid participants may qualify for food assistance through a Social Care Network. To get more information about what services you can receive, contact the SCN for your borough: https://t.co/F4jBymNkks
Policy is a key ingredient in the recipe for change. @WRAP_NGO and @Tesco hosted a food loss and waste reduction roundtable, where MOFP, @ReFED, @c40cities, other stakeholders discussed successful food waste interventions. #ClimateWeekNYC
We’re proud to release the latest Food Forward Progress Report!
In the two years since our last report, we’ve made significant achievements that are building a healthier, more equitable, sustainable, and affordable food system. https://t.co/wzjBrOpBcD
Free, nutritious meals are offered at all @NYCSchools during the school year. Healthy and high-quality meals nourish students and help them focus on learning.
Check out what else is on the menu: https://t.co/8jqxI378Em
@GovKathyHochul's historic announcement to introduce universal school meals statewide will reduce food insecurity and help all New York families: https://t.co/SODjG2eusH
OPINION | NYC takes a bite out of climate change
Meaningful change isn’t just a distant goal — it’s happening right here and now in New York City, writes @katemack00 of @nycfood
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Millions of New Yorkers rely on SNAP as a vital lifeline for food, and cutting these benefits will increase hunger across our city. There should be no cuts to SNAP in the #FarmBill.
Happy #InternationalSchoolMealsDay!
At @NYCSchools, our students are being served healthy and delicious meals everyday.
Hear from some students at @PS971 School of Math, Science and Healthy Living during a plant-powered Friday lunch period!
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Introducing our 2024 Hunger Heroes!🤩
Today we're recognizing food service workers across schools who understand the importance of nutritious meals in school. @nycfood
Meals that help our students get through the school day, excel in their classes and thrive outside of school.
We are leading the way in adopting healthier habits.
From serving nutritious, plant-powered lunches at @NYCschools to offering plant-based “chef’s choice” meals at @NYCHealthSystem, our city is transforming the way we eat.
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.@NYCSchools families: Was your child enrolled in school during the 2021-2022 School Year (or Summer 2022 and Summer 2023)? Did you receive a P-EBT card? Many families have not used the balance on these cards and the benefit may be expiring soon. Check out https://t.co/6T89ypK3f7
Yesterday for lunch I had an eight-course tasting menu of NYC public school food -- everything from jollof cauliflower to vegan nuggets to kidney bean rajma to jerk chicken thighs. It definitely beat the chicken patties and french bread pizza of my youth.
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