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I joined @NYCMayor's Staten Island Rental Ripoff Hearing because safe, affordable housing impacts your health. We must keep New Yorkers housed and ensure landlords maintain their properties. @nycHealthy offers direct support and referrals for housing issues.

We’re growing universal child care in New York City, and we want to make sure it’s helping parents where and how the they it need most. Parents, please take the quick survey at nyc.gov/ParentSurvey so we can incorporate your personal experiences and preferences into our current and upcoming free child care programs.

It takes a village to raise a child. But when your village is home to 8.5 million, there’s no room for red tape between a child and daily care. That's why we're launching a streamlined, fully online portal for child care providers: mycity.nyc.gov/provider — making it easier to open centers, track applications, and work with the city. Universal child care means cutting through bureaucracy—and we’re getting it done.

When you shop your local farmers market, you can take action to put more healthy food on your table with Health Bucks coupons. For every $2 spent using SNAP on an EBT card, get $2 in Health Bucks, up to $10 per day: on.nyc.gov/healthbucks #NPHW

Find out if your family is eligible for a bigger tax refund this year! spklr.io/6015EJyRD💸#TaxSeason #HealthInsurance

A more equitable New York City starts with transparency and action. The Preliminary Citywide Racial Equity Plan outlines key efforts, ongoing challenges, and bold steps forward. Dive in and be part of the change. bit.ly/MOERJRacialEqu… @EquityNYCGov

Slimming Safely. The Conquest of Pneumonia. Keep Your Teeth Clean. 🪥 This #WorldHealthDay, we're looking back at approximately 60 years of NYC Department of Health (@nycHealthy) records, ranging from Shirley W. Wynne in 1929 to Woodrow Myers in 1991: on.nyc.gov/41RmCrL

Universal childcare can't wait. We're launching 3,000+ new 2-K and 3-K seats, and we need to hear from you. Take the NYC Parent Survey and tell us what your family actually needs. The survey runs from today, March 31 to April 13 in English and Spanish. Make your voice heard at nyc.gov/parentsurvey

Today @NYCMayor announced the launch of a new child care center provider permitting portal that makes it simpler and easier to open child care centers across NYC. Learn more about the new portal: on.nyc.gov/4t3uLWi

Vaccines are one of the great public health achievements of our time and have led to the elimination of once-common diseases such as measles, rubella, and polio. This #WorldHealthDay, click through to learn more about this incredible public health achievement. #NPHW

It's Adolescent Immunization Action Week! Older children and adolescents need the HPV vaccine to protect against certain cancers caused by the HPV virus. Talk to your child’s provider about getting the HPV vaccine starting at age 9. Learn more: nyc.gov/hpv

Today, @NYCHealthCommr issued the following statement on @NYCMayor's release of the Preliminary Citywide Racial Equity Plan. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/3NQnhXk

Regular exercise is one of the best things you can do for your health! Tips for staying active this spring: 🌷 Get off the subway a stop early 🌷 Take the stairs instead of the elevator 🌷 Bike to do errands More tips: on.nyc.gov/2vQfxsL

Mayor Mamdani Makes an Announcement with MOERJ Commissioner Atta-Mensah twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We work to ensure safe, healthy, and resilient communities through prevention, protection, and essential services. Stronger together, safer together. #NPHW2026 #NEPHC

Good health doesn’t just happen—it starts with action and is built on community. As a member of the Northeast Public Health Collaborative, NYC is proud to stand with public health workers this #NationalPublicHealthWeek.

No school this week? No worries! Learning is still in session. 🌿 Join us in parks across the city for Kids Week! We have hands-on nature programs, games, crafts, and more led by our Urban Park Rangers. Free fun for kids 12 & under all week long!

It’s #NationalPublicHealthWeek! Through #HealthyNYC, we’re taking action to ensure New Yorkers live longer, healthier lives, and this past year life expectancy in NYC reached a historic 83 years. Let’s build on this progress for a healthier future: nyc.gov/healthynyc

Still need to file your taxes? If you earned $97,000 or less in 2025, you can use NYC #FreeTaxPrep to file for FREE and keep your whole refund! More info: nyc.gov/TaxPrep

Doing some spring cleaning? Use unscented or fragrance-free products. The chemicals used in fragrances can make air quality worse and may cause allergic reactions or sensitivities. “Clean” doesn’t need to have a smell. More safe and green cleaning tips: on.nyc.gov/3WAVwnr