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ALT Colorful assortment of fresh raspberries, beans, and lentils promoting free fruits, vegetables, and beans for New Yorkers with SNAP/EBT benefits, through the N Y C Health Department's Get the Good Stuff program.
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 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 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 Photo of NYC Health Commissioner with a lead inspector conducting a home lead assessment.
ALT Bar graph showing the number of NYC Children under 6 years old with elevated blood lead levels has declined 94% since 2005.
ALT Graphic showing illustrations of syringes with text that reads: More than 3.5 million used syringes off the streets since N Y C launched its first-ever syringe redemption program. N Y C Health logo.