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USDA estimate the GDP multiplier for SNAP to be 1.79, meaning $1 billion in SNAP dollars spent spurs the economy. #SNAPshot #FarmBill

The DSS Marketplace Program is excited to partner with the @nyc_sbs in bringing our 4th Annual May Marketplace Matchmaker to the Small Business Month Expo. Register for the Expo & reach out to us at [email protected] for more information about participating in our event.

New York’s municipal workforce of over 300,000 is committed to stopping elder abuse by providing victims with necessary support and services. If you see signs of elder abuse, call 311 or text 311text (311-692) to report anonymously.

Medicaid is a lifeline for over 70M people nationwide — including 4M NYorkers — who rely on it for health care and economic security. Potential cuts by Congress to Medicaid would have devastating impacts. Read @nychealthcommr’s op-ed: nydailynews.com/2025/05/02/han… #ProtectOurBenefits

DSS-DHS-HRA wishes a #HappyMemorialDay to all! We honor the heroes who fought for our country. May their courage and dedication be remembered forever. #MemorialDay

ICYMI:🗣️Join us for the Commission on Community Reinvestment & the Closure of Rikers Island Public Hearing on 5/30, 9 AM - 11 AM! 🎤 Interested in speaking? Register by: 📞 929-221-7220 📧 [email protected] 💻 on.nyc.gov/4mdlzvk #RikersClosure #CommunityReinvestment

SNAP dollars increase the GDP by $1.79 billion, which supports 13,560 jobs and creates $32 million in farm income. #SNAPshot #FarmBill #ProtectOurBenefits

Medicaid is one of the most effective anti-poverty programs in the U.S. Physical health and financial health are connected & Medicaid is the largest federal program that recognizes that connection. Read more: nydailynews.com/2025/05/02/han… #ProtectOurBenefits @nychealthcommr

Proud to host yesterday’s Public Safety Job Fair in Queens—where New Yorkers are being shown the many ways they can serve their community. From NYPD NEWS to FDNY, NYC Sanitation to New York City Department of Correction, and more—New Yorkers had the chance to connect with the agencies that keep our

214,200 children receive Temporary Cash Assistance in NYC. This benefit pays for vital services like housing, and cuts could put them at risk of homelessness. #ProtectOurBenefits

Over half of SNAP residents in New York State are children, elderly, or disabled. This program helps them afford food, and benefits both their local communities and the farmers who grow our food. #ProtectOurBenefits

The vast majority of Medicaid recipients in New York State are children and the elderly. Cuts to the program will hit the most vulnerable hardest, and less access to health care will make the overall population less healthy and safe. #ProtectOurBenefits

.NYC DSS Commissioner Molly Park: “About a third of SNAP recipients in NYC are children and a third are older adults, so we’re literally talking about taking food away from children to afford tax cuts for the wealthiest.” on.nyc.gov/3Dycufd #ProtectOurBenefits

.NYC DSS Commissioner Molly Park: “Food stamps remain the nation’s largest and most effective tool for alleviating hunger and poverty. For more than 40M, it is a lifeline that helps them make ends meet. But this critical resource is being threatened.” on.nyc.gov/3SsZ5c6 #ProtectOurBenefits

Cuts to SNAP would be devastating for families, and harm the local economy as people spend less at grocery stores and bodegas. Read more on.nyc.gov/3So1iFR. #ProtectOurBenefits

Data indicate that participation in SNAP and spending on social services are associated with improved healthcare outcomes. We can expect that these cuts will lead to increased healthcare costs and higher emergency room utilization. #ProtectOurBenefits

DYK? NYS Law requires employers report newly hired independent contractors w/contracts of $2,500 or more to NYS DTF within 20 days. New hire reporting (on.nyc.gov/2XILxhq)

On Wednesday, May 28, DHSPD attended the Deputy Mayor of Public Safety’s Job Fair in Queens. These Job Fairs showcase careers in city government and public safety roles, allowing individuals in the community the opportunity to apply and interview in person.

If you are aged 18-26 and receive SNAP or CA benefits, you may be eligible for a FREE Tech Training Program with @NPower. Applicants should apply at npower.org/apply-TF or contact admissionsbrooklynnpower.org for more information.

Come help us build stronger neighborhoods together at the Every Block Counts Resource Fair! Discover local services, public safety job opportunities, and enjoy free giveaways. Food & fun for the whole family! June 7, 12 - 3 PM Betsy Head Skatepark Dumont Ave & Bristol St, BKLYN