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NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Queens-based artists and nonprofits, apply now for a Arts Access Grant from @NYCulture @nyfacurrent, from $5K-$10K, open for public arts and cultural programs in all artistic disciplines that bolster the cultural vibrancy.
Deadline Nov. 17, apply now:
on.nyc.gov/4iaF6Ls 👈
ALT Two musicians perform with double bass and cello in front of an audience at an outdoor event promoting the 2027 Queens Arts Fund grant.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
NYC is home to the largest urban Indigenous population in the United States. Our city’s Indigenous heritage is not only a part of New York’s history, but a necessary part of its present and future.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Oct. 10 is #WorldMentalHealthDay, a worldwide initiative that aims to raise awareness about mental health and promote conversations that make mental health care a priority.
Today, #NYCDOC renews its commitment to work with community partners to support mental health and other wellness services.
Through its crisis line, 988, interagency partner @nycHealthy provides free talk, text, or chat support for anyone in need of mental health help. Counselors are available 24/7, 365 days a year.
Learn more today at bit.ly/3VuLKVB.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
It's Fire Prevention Week in New York City. Learn more about fire safety at fdnysmart.org.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
NYC, there's one thing we can all agree on: Nobody wants the flu this fall or winter.
Find a flu shot near you: nyc.gov/healthmap
@nycmayor 🤝 @curtissliwa
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Did you lose benefits due to new SNAP work requirements? Re-apply starting October 1, 2026. You will have more time to find work, school, or other approved activities to meet requirements. Learn more at nyc.gov/abawd
#NYCDSSCares @NYCDSSCommr
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
NYC Health + Hospitals is here to help you access affordable healthcare. For help, call 1-844-692-4692 and select Option 3 to speak with a financial counselor or schedule an appointment.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Medicaid changes are coming in January 2027 that could affect your coverage.
At @nycHealthy we are working to preserve health insurance coverage for New Yorkers and lessen the upcoming impacts: nyc.gov/medicaidhelp.
Watch to learn how to keep your Medicaid coverage. ⬇️
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
#DYK?: You can choose to see a provider now over video 24 hours a day, seven days a week through #ExpressCare. You must be in New York State at the time of your visit. You can also visit an NYC Health + Hospitals in-person center in your neighborhood.: on.nyc.gov/4cKjeUO.
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Looking for a COVID-19, flu, or RSV vaccine near you? Search the NYC Health Map to find a vaccination site: on.nyc.gov/4yBwPqX 🔎🩹
If you do not have health insurance, you can filter for locations that offer vaccines at no cost or on a sliding scale.
ALT Text reads: COVID-19, Flu, and RSV Vaccination Sites Are Now on the NYC Health Map To find a COVID-19, flu, or RSV vaccination site, search the NYC Health Map or call 311 for assistance. If you do not have health insurance, you can filter for locations that offer vaccines at no cost or on a sliding scale. You can also check with your health care provider or local pharmacy to see if they offer vaccination and have the vaccines you need available. N Y C Health logo.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Could new bus shelter roofs help New Yorkers stay cool in extreme heat?
We're testing a few in Brownsville to find out: a green roof covered with native plants, and reflective roofs covered with low-cost, heat-resilient film.
When it comes to climate change, we're using every tool at our disposal — including everyday infrastructure — to keep New Yorkers safe.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Twenty-five years ago, everything changed.
This is dedicated to the first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice, and to the lives we lost and continue to lose to World Trade Center–related illnesses.
We will never forget.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Tomorrow, we invite visitors to honor the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a day of remembrance in the park.
The chair tribute opens at 8am and closes at 4pm. There will be limited seating and activities as we observe the anniversary.
More info: bryantpark.org/calendar/even…
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Twenty-five years since 9/11, people are still experiencing medical and mental health effects from their exposure.
Listen to Dr. Rebecca Rosen, Director of the NYC Health + Hospitals WTC Environmental Health Center, explain how we care for survivors.
For eligibility and enrollment of people new to the program, call 1-888-WTC-HP4U (1-888-982-4748) or visit on.nyc.gov/4r6BfUa.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
NYC is full of stories—and now you can hear them.
We just launched a new platform with 50 @stories_nyc mapped across the city. These voices will be preserved forever in the Archives & are now being returned to the communities they originated from.
View: archives.nyc/neighborhoodsto…
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Yesterday, apprentice plumbers from @UALocal1 got a step up in their careers with new boots from DSS and @talent_nyc's Pathways to Industrial and Construction Careers (PINCC) program. #NYCDSSCares @NYCDSSCommr
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Today, NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue hosted our Back to School Giveaway, where we distributed free backpacks and school supplies to pediatric patients and their families. We also shared nutrition and healthy habits resources, because healthy habits give kids a head start too.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Need specialty health care? You’ll get access to doctors, prescriptions, and everything you need to live your best life. Enroll or renew at on.nyc.gov/2RMvETC.
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Missed out on what we’ve been working on lately? 🤔👀 Here’s your weekly recap! 📺
🏝️ Make this Summer unforgettable and join our community! Share this video and explore DiscoverDYCD for exciting programs and services near you!
📍 More resources here:
on.nyc.gov/3RSB5SV
NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget retweeted
Parents: Are your children up to date on their vaccinations?
Vaccines protect the health of your child and the other children at their school and are required for children to attend all NYC schools.
Visit nyc.gov/childhoodvaccines to learn more about the required vaccines.
ALT Illustration of doctor giving vaccine to child, who is accompanied by their mother. Text reads, “Make sure children are up to date on routine vaccinations! All NYC students ages 2 months to 18 years must receive certain vaccinations to attend school. That includes children in public, private or parochial school, as well as those in day care, Head Start, pre-K or nursery school.”