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SNAP Update 📢
Individuals identified as Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWDs) will be required to follow new work requirements on March 1. Those not in compliance may see their benefits impacted starting in June.
Learn more: https://t.co/8WckjzlaTc
Look through the latest data and check out new metrics that show how procurement has the power to build a healthier, fairer, and more sustainable food system: https://t.co/1ctXoNNyju
The GFP Dashboard shows how we align our $524+ million food budget with our core values of supporting local economies, environmental sustainability, nutrition, animal welfare, and valued workforces.
Families receiving Summer EBT are encouraged to protect their benefits by calling the number on the back of their EBT card and changing their PIN before June 15! Taking this simple step can help safeguard your annual $120 food benefit. https://t.co/dNlVnZXl8M #NYCDSSCares
🌡️ Round two, New York. Friday is the last hot day of this stretch, with the heat index peaking near 97°F (36°C) in the late afternoon. The Heat Advisory stays in effect and lifts at 8 PM tonight. Keep finding a cool option, meaning any public or private space with air conditioning, like a library, a mall, a friend's place, or a city cooling center. Find one near you at https://t.co/B7EmDF1n9Y. 🧊 Relief is on the way: a cold front rolls in tonight with storms, then clears the air for a cooler, less humid weekend. Here is Friday hour by hour. 👇
Today we're opening three new cooling centers at our Neighborhood Health Action Centers in Brownsville, East Harlem, and Tremont, to help reduce the risk of heat illness in areas with some of the highest rates of heat-related death in NYC.
More info: https://t.co/eXxtWuqkHo
Code Red is in effect until 8pm Friday. Extreme heat can be dangerous, especially for older adults and people with health conditions. Stay hydrated. Stay cool.
#BeatTheHeat#StayCool
Update: NYC cooling centers open 6/11 - 6/12. Older adults, people with health risks, & those without A/C should plan ahead. Call sites to check hours. Find a center: https://t.co/d1A9FdIGsV or call 311. For more info, visit https://t.co/9Jthh11sd5
New Yorkers who participate in SNAP can get free fruits and vegetables at select NYC supermarkets through Get the Good Stuff! 🍎✨
For every dollar spent using SNAP on eligible produce, you get a matching dollar to use for your next purchase.
More info: https://t.co/mP392WyK7I
Need support? NYC can help connect you with the resources you need. Get a free benefit screening at https://t.co/04niMVzR2A to find out what you may qualify for!
Business up, vacancies down!
Storefront vacancy declined for the fourth straight quarter citywide and for the tenth straight quarter in Manhattan.
Which of the city’s 76 new tea and coffee shops are you trying next?
Need food support? Free food pantries and soup kitchens are available across NYC.
This week we’re highlighting organizations in the Bronx. Call ahead to confirm hours.
Find locations near you: https://t.co/5WL7ERlVZm
#FoodAccess#HungerRelief#NYCResources
Food education builds the confidence and skills every student needs in order to establish lifelong healthy habits that help them achieve their academic, social physical, and emotional potential.
Thank you to all the educators supporting our children’s healthy futures!
At the 2026 Food Education Summit, MOFP joined representatives from nearly 400 schools and 60 partner organizations to celebrate the release of Food Education Standards that help all educators and staff across the five boroughs speak the same language when we talk about food.
To celebrate Child Care Educator Appreciation Month, MOFP Executive Director Kate MacKenzie visited Lenox Hill Neighborhood House Early Childhood Center, to meet with dedicated child care providers and read Worm Makes a Sandwich with the Sunshine Class🍎🪱
Thanks for having us!
🎧 @WNYC spotlighted the #SNAP work rules putting thousands of NYers at risk of losing benefits.
Got a SNAP notice? Don’t ignore it! Take action to keep your benefits. 🧡
🎙️WNYC Podcast Episode: https://t.co/CnLbjQMTES
📲 Learn more: https://t.co/ciUdaXLDKz