Food Assistance

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Support Services through CABS Social Care Network

Provided by:
CABS Health Network
Type:
Food Assistance  •  Health Services  •  Housing Assistance
Resource for:
Low income Individuals and Families
Keywords:
Caregiving  •  Food  •  Housing  •  Transportation
If you have active Medicaid, you may be eligible for a range of support services through the Social Care Network. This initiative connects Medicaid recipients with essential non-clinical resources including housing support, nutrition assistance, enhanced care management, and transportation services. The program is offered by CABS Health Network, a nonprofit organization with over 45 years of experience providing home care, care management, and community-based services across New York.

More info at:

Website:
cabshealthnetwork.org/social-care-network
 
Email: SCN@cabshomecare.org  
Phone: 718-388-0220  
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2025-Family Youth Peer Services

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Free Family and Youth Peer Support

Provided by:
Christopher Rose Community Empowerment Campaign
Type:
Counseling  •  Food Assistance  •  Health Services  •  Legal Resources and Immigration  •  Training and Education
Resource for:
Adults 18-24  •  Infants/Children  •  Teenagers  •  Young Adults
Keywords:
Mental Health  •  Substance Dependence
The Family Youth and Peer Support (FYPS) Program is a free resource for Brooklyn youth and families facing social, emotional, developmental, substance use, or behavioral challenges. Operated by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, FYPS offers peer-led support to youth ages 8–24 and their caregivers, with no insurance required. Services focus on empowerment, connection to care, and overcoming barriers. Youth involved with mental health services, ACS, housing or immigration systems, juvenile justice, DOE, or OPWDD may qualify. Those facing physical, economic, or social challenges are also encouraged to connect.

More info at:

Website:
crcec.org
 
Email: Fpa.advocate@crcec.org  
Phone: (347) 234-5491  
Address: 1404 Brooklyn Avenue and 772 Vermont Street  
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2024-DSS HRA CFC

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NYC Food Pantries and Community Kitchens

Provided by:
Human Resources Administration (HRA)
Type:
Directory  •  Food Assistance
Resource for:
Everyone / Anyone in Need
Keywords:
Food
Community Food Connection (CFC), formerly known as the Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP), provides funding to more than 500 community kitchens and food pantries citywide. If you need food, you can get help today at one of New York City's food pantries, which provide groceries to cook at home, or community kitchens, which provide hot meals. Download the list of active programs as of 8/2/2024. More info on CFC at https://on.nyc.gov/3k0ywxj

More info at:

Website:
Download the list of active programs as of 8/2/2024
 
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Farmers' Market Nutrition Program - Each year, during the summer, NYC Aging distributes thousands of coupon booklets worth $25, which can be redeemed at participating farmers' markets and market stands. Fresh produce for eligible olders adults. Distribution sites: older adult centers, NORCS and nonprofits. The Farmers' Market Nutrition Program is sponsored by: the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets, NYS Department of Health, NYS Office for the Aging, Cornell Cooperative Extension, and USDA Food and Nutrition Service. For more info, call Aging Connect at: 212-NYC AGING (212-244-6469) or visit www.nyc.gov/aging

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Farmers' Market Nutrition Program

Provided by:
Department for the Aging (DFTA)
Type:
Food Assistance
Resource for:
Seniors
Keywords:
Food
The Market Nutrition Program provides eligible older New Yorkers coupon booklets, worth $25, which can be redeemed at participating farmers’ markets, farm stands, and mobile markets to buy locally grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs. The program aims to promote improved nutrition through increased consumption of locally grown fresh produce, and improve sales at participating vendors. For more information, eligibility and booklet distribution sites please visit the website or call Aging Connect. Coupons are distributed first-come, first served and valid until November 30, 2024, so get yours now!

More info at:

Website:
https://www.nyc.gov/site/dfta/about/farmers_market_nutrition_program.page
 
Phone: Aging Connect: 212-AGING-NYC (212-244-6469)  
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