.Mayor’s Community Affairs Unit Bronx Borough Director took a moment to visit the @NYCHH Jacobi Hospital 9-11 Memorial to reflect on local lives lost. They will never be forgotten!

Over the weekend, our South Asian Liaison joined Deputy Commissioner Miosotis Muñoz, Ambassador Sunil Sitaldin & community leaders to proudly raise the #Suriname flag at Bowling Green for the 3rd year in a row

We’re back at it in the Bronx this Saturday for another Benefits on Your Block event! Come by for help with SNAP, housing, healthcare & more. 📅 Sept 27 | 🕦 11:30–3:30 📍 E 189th St btw Park Ave & Third Ave (near IHOP) 🔗 on.nyc.gov/benefitsonyour…

Still holding onto summer? ☀️ So are we. Join us for the last Benefits on Your Block event of the season in the Northeast Bronx! 📍 Schieffelin Place at E 229th Street 📅 Saturday, October 4, 2025 🕰️ 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM #BenefitsOnYourBlock

Yesterday, alongside NYC Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs, Mayor’s Community Affairs Unit, city leaders, diplomats & NYC’s vibrant Nigerian community, we celebrated Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day, raised the flag, and honored the remarkable contributions of Nigerians who call NYC home. #GlobalNYC #NYCAtUN

Last week, we raised Guinea’s flag to mark its 67th Independence Day alongside city leaders, diplomats & the vibrant Guinean community, honoring contributions of Guineans in NYC, like Commissioner Camara, the first African-born commissioner in the city history.#GlobalNYC #NYCAtUN

Last week, Mayor’s Community Affairs Unit Commissioner and senior leadership joined the Yemeni community in celebrating the opening of the Yemeni Cultural Center in the Bronx.

Last Thursday, the CAU team proudly wore purple to stand with survivors and raise awareness during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜💪🏽 #GoPurpleDay #DVAM #NYC

Today Assist Commissioner Salgado, NYC International Affairs , Mayor’s Community Affairs Unit, community members, & international leaders raised the 🇳🇵#Nepali flag to celebrate Nepali heritage & #NepaliConstitutionDay. #NepaliNewYorkers strengthen our city with their spirit of determination, hospitality, & unity.

Early voting for the General Election starts today! New Yorkers, you have the right to #vote in your language. You may bring an interpreter with you to the voting booth, and we at the Civic Engagement Commission will also have interpreters in select languages and poll sites on

If you want to see change in your neighborhood, this is where it starts. The Community Needs Assessment helps decide how resources are used in your community—based on what you say matters most. 📢 Speak up. Be heard. Take the survey today. 🔗 arcg.is/10zazj3

As Hurricane Melissa intensifies and approaches Jamaica, NYC Emergency Management continues to monitor the storm. There are no expected impacts to New York City at this time. Our hearts are with the people of Jamaica during this dangerous storm. If you want to support relief

As Hurricane Melissa is expected to make landfall in Jamaica today, our thoughts are with our Jamaican community, both here in the city and on the island, as well as with all Caribbean New Yorkers concerned for their loved ones.

CAU Commissioner Kreizman had a great time hanging out with Brunson today at City Hall! 🐾 If you’re looking to meet more wonderful dogs and cats in need of a home, visit the Animal Care Centers of NYC adoption page. nycacc.org #AdoptDontShop #NYC

CAU joined NYC Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs last week to raise the Nepali flag in celebration of Nepali Constitution Day. Thank you to our South Asian Liaison and the Nepali New Yorkers who came together to help us celebrate this special occasion.

We’re the first administration in our city’s history to invite our fellow Uzbek New Yorkers to the People's House to celebrate their history, culture, and community. Thank you for your amazing commitment to New York City!

Nearly 300,000 New Yorkers have already voted early. Be one of them! 🗳️ 👏 Cast your vote early through Sunday, November 2. Election Day is Tuesday, November 4.

Our thoughts are with the Jamaican community at this time. Donations to support local recovery and Hurricane Melissa relief operations can be made directly through Jamaica's Red Cross website: jamaicaredcross.org

To the 160,000 Jamaicans living in New York City: you are in the thoughts and prayers of all 8.5 million New Yorkers. Those who wish to support the victims of Hurricane Melissa can donate at redcross.org or call 1-800-Red-Cross.

.NWS New York NY Coastal Flood Advisory for Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island: 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM on 10/30. Inundation of 1 - 2ft above ground level may cause minor flooding of shore roads/properties. weather.gov/okx. Multilingual & ASL Link: on.nyc.gov/2glCc9d. #NYwx