May is Shaken Baby Syndrome Awareness Month. Shaken Baby Syndrome is completely preventable. Learn more here: amny.com/lifestyle/heal…

April is #ChildAbusePreventionMonth . In recognition, we’d like to say thank you to the many people throughout #NYC , including all those at NYC ACS, who help keep New York City children safe and families supported.

NYC parents: Protect your children from window falls by making sure you have properly installed window guards!

If you do not have window guards, ask your landlord to install them. If the problem isn't fixed, call New York City 311: on.nyc.gov/windowguards

Se necesita un pueblo para mantener a los niños seguros y brindar apoyo a las familias. Este mes de prevención del maltrato infantil nos ayuda a crear conciencia de la gran cantidad de servicios disponibles para apoyar familias en en la ciudad de Visite nyc.gov/ForFamillies

April is #ChildAbusePreventionMonth . In recognition, we’d like to say thank you to the many people throughout #NYC , including all those at NYC ACS, who help keep New York City children safe and families supported.

April is #ChildAbusePreventionMonth . By providing families with access to the services and supports they need, we can improve the safety and well-being of children and youth in #NYC . For more info, visit: nyc.gov/ForFamilies #FamilySupport2024

When families need support, help is available. Call 212-676-7667 for information about the many services and supports available to families in #NYC or visit nyc.gov/ForFamilies #FamilySupport2024 #ChildAbusePreventionMonth

Tonight is the first night of Passover. Chag Passover sameach!

Happy Earth Day!

AAFSC spoke at City Hall alongside families, advocates, service providers, and city partners to raise awareness about the many services available in NYC to support families and keep children safe. NYC ACS

William Weisberg and Forestdale, Inc. staff with Luisa Linaras, ACS Acting Commissioner of Preventive Services, at City Hall, bringing attention to Child Abuse Prevention Month.
#childwelfare #advocate

Today, I stood w/ families, advocates, service providers, city partners, and NYC ACS to raise awareness about Child Abuse Prevention Month and thank them for their partnership and tireless work supporting children and families.  #FamilySupport2024 #ChildAbusePreventionMonth

April is #ChildAbusePreventionMonth . Today, at City Hall, we said thank you to the many people throughout #NYC , including all those at NYC ACS and our provider agencies, who help keep New York City children safe and families supported.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and the dedicated New Yorkers at NYC ACS are focused on making sure all our kids are safe in their homes.

Hear from Commissioner Dannhauser about the work his team is doing day in and day out across our city: pix11.com/news/morning/a…

April is #ChildAbusePreventionMonth . Commissioner Dannhauser sat down with @Pix11News to talk about the ways in which NYC ACS is keeping children safe and families supported. Watch here: pix11.com/news/morning/a…

Monday, a total #solareclipse will cross over the U.S., & if you’re hoping to get a glimpse of it, do so safely. Looking directly at the #eclipse without proper eye protection can damage your eyes. You will need eclipse glasses or solar viewers. More tips: on.nyc.gov/4cOb4Kb

REMINDER: the #SolarEclipse is happening today! It will begin around 2 PM with peak darkness around 3:25 PM. 

Don't look directly into the sun and exercise caution if you have to travel!

An aftershock earthquake has occurred in the NYC area. Residents are advised to remain indoors and to call 911 if injured. More info: bit.ly/3vMVLRe

With the solar eclipse just a few days away, the most important thing to remember is SAFETY.

All New York City public library locations are offering eclipse glasses while supplies last. Check out these safety tips from Mayor Eric Adams:

LATEST: All city agencies and our partners at the state and federal level continue to monitor the aftermath of the earthquake that was felt this morning in New York City.

I held a briefing with agency officials to provide an update this afternoon. Here's what to know: