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| Dear Community Partner, Summer EBT is an annual $120 food benefit program that helps low-income families with school-aged children buy groceries during the summer when they may not have access to school meals. The New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA) is preparing to issue $75 million dollars in Summer EBT benefits to over 600,000 New York City families with school-aged children who spent the benefits they received last year. New York State has received reports of benefits being stolen in other states and doesn’t want that to happen to New York City residents. Please encourage EBT cardholders to protect their benefits by calling the number on the back of their card and changing their PIN today, June 15th, or as soon as possible. Summer EBT households will also receive a text message from OTDA reminding them to reset their PIN. For more information on resetting Summer EBT PINs, click here. |
| Thank you for your ongoing partnership, and for all that you do every day to help New Yorkers in need. Sincerely, Office of Community OutreachNYC Department of Social Services |
Sincerely,
Office of Community Outreach
NYC Department of Social Services
Celebrate Disability Pride Month 2026 with the MTA
Celebrate National Night Out Against Crime on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, with major outdoor community events happening across new york. Enjoy free family-friendly festivities, including bouncy houses, food, music, and chances to meet your local NYPD officers.
contact local nypd new york state police
or
click YOUR ELECTED OFFICALS page
budget update
check out new york state budget
Events Calendar / Calendario de eventos: https://www.sinergiany.org/Events
| Share Your Feedback on the 2025 NYC Ferry Network Optimization Plan by 9/1The deadline to submit public comment on NYC Ferry’s proposal for systemwide route and service changes is this Monday, September 1st. Substantial changes are being proposed for the South Brooklyn line, whose Sunset Park and Bay Ridge stops would be absorbed by the St. George line, with additional stops at Atlantic Avenue only in Brooklyn and the existing Wall Street stop on the east side of Manhattan. Stops on this route would include Staten Island and Midtown West heading the opposite direction.Individual route maps can be reviewed here and outline the proposed changes by landing stop. Complete the Survey |
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