Mayor Adams launches initiative to help deliver benefits to New Yorkers
The administration says it has helped New Yorkers save $30 billion through access to programs and benefits.
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Aug 26, 2024, 9:43 PM
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Updated 17 days ago
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5h agoA new initiative was launched to help New Yorkers get access to benefits they may need.
Mayor Eric Adams launched the Money in Your Pocket initiative on Monday.
Hundreds of staff from across city government will begin to visit more than 20 neighborhoods and NYCHA complexes weekly to help people find out what benefits they qualify for.
The administration says it has helped New Yorkers save $30 billion through access to programs and benefits.
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