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What You Need to Know About Changes to SNAP Eligibility for Noncitizens

Starting April 1, New York State began taking SNAP (food stamp) benefits away from some noncitizens because of changes in federal law. If you or someone in your family gets SNAP and is not a...

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What You Need to Know About NYC DHS Shelter Intake for Single Adults and Adult Families

The New York City Department of Homeless Services (“NYC DHS”) is moving intake for single adult men, adult families and one of the sites for single adult women. Shelter intake for single adult men will...

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What You Need to Know About Being LGBTQ+ in Foster Care

If you are a LGBTQ+ young person in foster care, you may want to know about the rights and protections you have. Here are some answers to some common questions.

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What You Need to Know About Common Scams

Information for individuals who have been scammed, and concrete actions you can take to lessen the harm.

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What You Need to Know About Paying Immigration Fees

Many non-citizens must pay fees to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) when submitting applications and while your immigration case is pending. These fees vary by form type. USCIS’ website lists all its immigration application...

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What You Need to Know About the New SNAP Work Rules

Some people who receive SNAP benefits will be getting notices that their SNAP will no longer be issued as of June 1, 2026. Read more to find out why this is happening and what you...

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What You Need to Know About Applying to NYCHA with a Criminal Background

This resource explains how having a criminal record affects your ability to apply for and live in NYCHA housing. It outlines NYCHA’s eligibility rules, the ineligibility period, and how to submit evidence to the Justice...

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What You Need to Know About Rights for Remaining Family Members in NYCHA

If you live in NYCHA and the Head of Household moves out or passes away, you may be eligible to remain in the apartment and obtain a lease as the new Head of Household by...

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What You Need to Know About NYCHA

This resource provides an overview of NYCHA (New York City Housing Authority), a form of public housing in NYC, and some of the eligibility requirements to live in a NYCHA development.

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What You Need to Know About Rights for Pregnant People at Work

Pregnant workers have rights under city, state, and federal laws. These include the right to reasonable accommodations (changes) at work and the right to take leave for pregnancy-related reasons. This document explains what those rights...