MOFP advances New York City’s efforts to increase food security, promote access to healthy foods, and support economic opportunity. Not monitored 24/7.
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ALT Illustration of a Health Bucks coupon. Text reads: Mor Bang For Your Bucks. Beginning in January 2027, New Yorkers who receive SNAP benefits will be able to get 40% more in Health Bucks, up to $14 per day, at participating farmers markets and farm stands. By increasing the daily cap from $10, the Health Department expects to distribute nearly $2.3 million in Health Bucks to SNAP participants next year. N Y C health logo
ALT Illustration of a Health Bucks coupon. Text reads: Health Bucks are $2 coupons that can be used to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at more than 100 farmers markets and farm stands throughout New York City. For every $2 spent in SNAP benefits at participating locations, shoppers receive $2 in Health Bucks, up to the daily cap. N Y C health logo
ALT Bar chart showing 67% of bodegas and 11% of supermarkets in South Bronx advertise sugary drinks, with alcohol ads at 47% and 8% respectively.
ALT Graphic showing that in the South Bronx, there is one supermarket for every four fast food restaurants and six bodegas, limiting access to healthy food. N Y C Health logo.
ALT A graphic containing several flyers with lots of text and symbols. MOIA's logo and MOIA's Statue of Liberty logo mark is at the top of this graphic. In the middle there is an overlapping of information flyers. The flyers include the following symbols an illustration of people around a legal balance scale, a shopping storefront, city skyscrapers, an exclamation point inside a warning sign, an info icon, a camera, a raised fist holding scales of justice, a smartphone scanning a QR code, and three figures under a protective shield icon.
ALT A graphic containing MOIA's logo and MOIA's Statue of Liberty logo mark. This graphic also contains text and other symbols such as three people outlined beneath a protective shield with a checkmark.
ALT A graphic containing MOIA's logo and MOIA's Statue of Liberty logo mark. This graphic also contains text.
ALT A graphic containing MOIA's logo and MOIA's Statue of Liberty logo mark. This graphic also contains text and other symbols such as a retail shop with a shopping cart, office buildings, a clothing boutique, a restaurant with a fork and spoon awning sign, and an 'i' information icon inside a red circle.
ALT Photos of staff and members at N Y C Clubhouses, which are fun and safe places for people who have serious mental health conditions. Text reads: Clubhouses for people who have serious mental health conditions. A place to go, meaningful things to do and a lifelong community. Clubhouses offer free support to people who have serious mental health conditions living in N Y C, regardless of their insurance, immigration, or or housing status or criminal justice involvement history. New York State Office of Mental Health logo. N Y C health logo.
ALT Text reads: Clubhouse activities and services include: Help getting benefits, such as affordable housing, health insurance, and supplemental security income. Health and legal services, such as help getting no- or low-cost psychiatric and medical care, counseling, and legal help. Education services. Members get help applying for high school equivalency diploma classes, license trainings, and college degree courses. Job services, such as making a resume and finding and applying for jobs. Clubhouses also offer members temporary work opportunities. Fun things to do with new people, such as trips, game nights, and arts and crafts. Clubhouses are also open on holidays so members can celebrate with each other. Healthy meals and snacks. Members help buy, cook, and serve food to other members. New York State office of mental health logo. N Y C health logo.
