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Dear Neighbor,

 

First, I want to offer my thanks to my constituents for reelecting me to represent them in the New York State Senate. I am honored by your support and will continue to work hard to address the needs of the state and of my district.

 

This email offers a report on the election, as well as health updates, upcoming events, and useful resources.

 

Stay safe and healthy. As always, if you have any questions or need assistance, please email or call my office at [email protected] or 212-490-9535. If you need assistance with an unemployment issue, please click here to complete an unemployment intake web form so that my office can provide assistance.

 

Best,

 

Liz Krueger

State Senator

 

 

 

 

New York Election Report:

 

All of our statewide elected officials were reelected yesterday. I want to offer my congratulations to Governor Hochul, Attorney General James, Comptroller DiNapoli and Senator Schumer on their reelection, and I look forward to continue to work with all of them on the important issues facing our State.

 

While final results in a number of State Senate and Assembly seats have yet to be determined, it is clear that there will still be comfortable Democratic majorities in both houses.

 

The State Environmental Bond Act and the three New York City Charter Amendments all passed with large majorities.

 

Full preliminary election results for New York City are available at https://enr.boenyc.gov/.  Statewide results can be found at https://nyenr.elections.ny.gov/. Note these results are not final as there are still outstanding precincts for many races, as well as absentee, affidavit and emergency ballots to tally, so final results will not be available for some races for at least another couple of weeks.

 

Because of redistricting, some of my current constituents may not be represented by me in January, as significant areas in East Midtown and Yorkville are now in other Senate Districts, while Roosevelt Island and more of Chelsea and Midtown have been added to my district. Maps of the new district lines can be found at https://latfor.state.ny.us/maps/senate2022/sen28.pdf.

 

 

 

 

Senator Krueger's Virtual Town Hall
Medicare Parts A, B, C and D: Changes You Can Make to Your Coverage


On TuesdayNovember 15th from 2pm – 3:30 pm, join Senator Krueger and Eric Hausman from the Department for the Aging’s Health Insurance Information and Counseling Program (HIICAP). Mr. Hausman is the HIICAP Volunteer Outreach Manager, and an expert on all things Medicare.

 

During his presentation, you will hear about changes coming in 2023 to premium rates and deductibles for Medicare Parts A and B, and changes to Part D, your prescription drug coverage. Additionally, you will learn about Medicare Advantage and supplemental plans, and programs that can help defray Medicare costs, including prescription drug costs. The Medicare open enrollment period ends on December 7th; attending this event is a great opportunity to learn about changes you can make to your coverage now.

 

You will have the option of joining the event online through Zoom, a webinar hosting service.


You will also have the option to view the event online through Facebook. Please note that you do not need a Facebook account or profile to view the event through Facebook.

Finally, you will have the option of calling in to access the audio-only portion of the event.

 

The event will feature a question and answer session with Eric Hausman.  If you have questions about changes coming in 2023 to Medicare premiums and deductibles, Medicare Advantage plans, Supplemental Plans, your Part D prescription drug plan coverage, or how to find out if you are eligible for programs to defray the costs of your health insurance, please join us on November 15th. You will be able to submit questions during the event but are strongly encouraged to submit them in advance.

Please let us know if you plan to attend on November 15th by registering at https://tinyurl.com/2022MedicareTownHallAfter you register, you will receive a confirmation link in a few days.

 

 

 

 

Contents:

Please click on the following links to go directly to the specified content further below in this email. If links do not work properly, you may need to click “view entire message” at the end of this page.

 

COVID Update Contents:

·      COVID-19 Resources

·      COVID Treatment

 

Community Update Contents:

·      Online & In-Person Meetings, Town Halls, and Webinars

·      Physical and Mental Health Care, Health Insurance, Public Health, Research

·      Food

·      Housing  

·      MTA/Transportation

       ·      Jobs, Job Training, Residencies, Internships, Fellowships

·      Donation and Volunteer Opportunities

·      Social and Legal Services

·      Resources for Older Adults & Caregivers

·      Resources for Small Businesses & Non-Profits

·      In-Person & Virtual Community Activities

 

 

 

 

COVID-19 Resources

 

COVID-19 Vaccinations

·      General Vaccine Information and Eligibility

·      NYC Vaccine Finder: Find COVID-19 and flu vaccine sites online or call 877-829-4692

·      NYC Health + Hospitals Vaccine Sites: Call 877-829-4692 or Schedule Online

·      Local and Nationwide vaccine sites: https://www.vaccines.gov/search/

·      CVS Pharmacy: Call 800-746-7287 or Schedule Online

·      Rite Aid Pharmacy: Call 800-748-3243 or Schedule Online

·      Walgreens Pharmacy: Call 800-925-4733 or Schedule Online

·      Request an in-home vaccination, including the new Bivalent Pfizer booster shot, (Pfizer vaccine only) if you are an NYC resident who is homebound or age 65+. Sign up online or by calling 877-820-4692.

 

COVID-19 Testing

·      Find NYC Health + Hospital Testing Sites

·      Check the wait time at NYC Health + Hospital Testing Sites

·      NYC COVID-19 Test Site Finder

 

COVID-19 Treatment

·      Visit the NYC Health Department COVID-19: When You Are Sick web page for information about how to access available treatment if you contract COVID-19 or Long COVID.

 

COVID-19 Data

·      NYC Health Department Prevention Guidance

·      NYC Health Department COVID-19 Data

·      NYS Health Department COVID-19 Data

·      CDC COVID-19 Data

·      Check the transmission level in your neighborhood at: NYC Health Department COVID-19 data web page. Click “Transmission” and then “Your Neighborhood.”

 

COVID-19 Supplies

·      Pick up free COVID-19 at-home rapid tests from City-distribution sites. Click here to see a list of community sites and times when you can pick up a free rapid test kit.

·      COVID.gov: a federal website where you can look up information on where to get free masks, as well as COVID-19 vaccinations, treatment, and testing.

 

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COVID-19 Treatment

 

A friendly reminder that the best way to prevent getting COVID-19 and Long COVID is to stay up to date with Coronavirus vaccinations and boosters, and follow other preventive safety measures. However, Paxlovid is a medication that provides life-saving treatment and reduces the chance of hospitalization for people who contract the Coronavirus and are at higher risk of severe illness. In addition, research now indicates that taking Paxlovid soon after testing positive may reduce the chance of developing Long COVID. Please see this NPR article for additional details.

 

To access Paxlovid:

·      Make sure to get tested as soon as you experience possible symptoms of COVID-19

·      Speak with your primary care provider to discuss eligibility for COVID-19 treatment. If you do not have a primary care provider, or if you are uninsured, you can call 212-268-4319 and press option 9 to reach the NYC Health + Hospitals emergency telehealth service. You will have intake with a nurse and then speak with a clinician to determine eligibility.

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Online & In-Person Meetings, Town Halls, and Webinars

 

·      Collections: How To Deal with Tax Bills: On Thursday, November 10th at 6PM Brooklyn Legal Services is offering a virtual workshop on how to handle outstanding debts to the IRS or NYS Department of Taxation and Finance. Register here or email [email protected] for more information.

 

·      Department of Health Rat Academies: On Monday 11/14 and Wednesday 11/30 from 6 – 8 pm the NYC will be offering online Rat Academies, which offer information on rat prevention methods. Register here for the 11/14 event and here for the 11/30 event. For more information or to request additional accommodation, email [email protected].

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·      Introduction to Medicaid Home Care Services and Managed Long-Term Care (MLTC): The New York City Department for the Aging and Presbyterian Senior Services are offering a webinar “Chat with the Expert: Introduction to Medicaid Home Care Services and Managed Long-Term Care (MLTC)” on Wednesday November 16th from 1- 2 pm. You can register here.

 

·      Back to Basics: What You Need to Know about Nursing Homes and Long Term Care: On Tuesday, November 22nd form 1-2 PM the Long Term Care Community Coalitions (LTCCC) is offering a webinar focusing on the rights of nursing how resident rights. LTCCC's executive director Richard Mollot will discuss the foundations of nursing home resident rights and offer tips to support families, caregivers, and advocates. Register here. If you cannot attend, video and slides will be posted within a few days at nursinghome411.org/webinars, where you can also access previsous LTCCC webinars.

 

·      Grants Workshops for Small Businesses and Community Groups: CitizensNYC is hosting a series of workshops on their grants programs. Find out more about their Neighborhood Business Grants of up to $10,000 and Community Building Grants of up to $3,000 by participating in an upcoming workshop. More information on the grants and workshops is available at https://www.citizensnyc.org/grantmaking.

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Physical and Mental Health Care, Health Insurance, Public Health, Research

 

·      Medicare Open Enrollment:  We have now entered the Medicare Open Enrollment period, which runs from October 15 – December 7. During this enrollment period, people with Medicare can change their health plan or prescription drug plan. For example, if you are currently enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan and you want to switch to Original Medicare, or you want to switch from one prescription drug plan to another, this is the time to do so. If you have questions, or are unsure which health or prescription drug plan is best for you, you can call HIICAP or Community Health Advocates for assistance:

o   Health Insurance Information, Counseling and Assistance Program (HIICAP):         212-602-4180

o   Community Health Advocates: 888-614-5400

 

·      Beware of Medicare Scams: During the Open Enrollment period, the Statewide Senior Action Council is highlighting that it is critical to beware of Medicare fraudsters looking to steal seniors’ valuable personal information. Here are some of the more prevalent scams seniors should be on the lookout for:

o   Scammers claim they work with Medicare, are an “official Medicare agent” or “represent Medicare”

o   There are no Medicare representatives and Medicare will never cold-call you

o   Scammers say you must join a Medicare prescription plan (also known as Part D)

o    It is voluntary to join a Medicare prescription drug plan

o   They ask for personal information, such as your Medicare number, Social Security number and/or bank information

o   These fraudsters threaten or pressure you to enroll in their plan

o    You will not lose your benefits and have the entire Open Enrollment Period to decide

o   They may offer you gifts to enroll in their plan – it’s illegal

 

·      Open Enrollment for Healthcare Marketplace Coverage in 2023

We have entered the Open Enrollment Period for the Healthcare Marketplace in New York, which runs from November 1, 2022 to January 31, 2023. During the Open Enrollment Period, you can enroll for health insurance through the individual marketplace, as well as make changes to your current health insurance coverage in 2023. Cost-sharing subsidies are available for eligible policy holders to help make the cost of health insurance more affordable. Please note that if you already have a health insurance policy through the individual marketplace and want to make a change, you can do so on or after November 16th.

 

2023 health insurance plan details are now available. If you would like to consult with a trained representative about plan options or subsidies at no charge prior to selecting your health insurance plan, Navigator Sites are an excellent resource. The following is the contact information for a local Navigator Site:

Community Service Society of New York

Phone: 888-614-5400

Please make sure to call and schedule an appointment before January 31st to ensure health care coverage in 2023. You will need to sign up for a health insurance policy by December 15th in order for it to take effect January 1, 2023.

 

·      Important Changes Coming to New York Medicaid, Child Health Plus and the Essential Plan Do you or a family member currently have health insurance through New York State Medicaid, Child Health Plus or the Essential Plan? When the COVID-19 public health emergency ends, New York State will resume eligibility reviews and renewals for people enrolled in these programs. This means you may need to take action to renew your health insurance or the insurance of your family members. Please visit this web page to view updates as new information becomes available, including when the COVID-19 public health emergency will end.

·      Frequently Asked Questions for New Yorkers enrolled through NY State of Health

·      Frequently Asked Questions for New Yorkers enrolled through their Local Department of Social Services or the New York City Human Resources Administration

 

Here are some things you can do now to get ready.

1)    Sign up to receive SMS/MMS Text alerts from NY State of Health so you don't miss important health insurance updates, including when it's time to renew your coverage.

To subscribe, text START to 1-866-988-0327

Learn more:

o   SMS/MMS Text Messaging Privacy Policy

o   SMS/MMS Text Messaging Consent and Terms of Service

2)    Make sure your address and contact information is up to date. Make sure NY State of Health has your current mailing address, phone number and email address so they can contact you about your health insurance.  To update your information:

o   Call NY State of Health at 1-855-355-5777 (TTY: 1-800-662-1220)

o   Log into your account at nystateofhealth.ny.gov, or 

o   Contact an enrollment assistor

If you enrolled in Medicaid through your county’s Medicaid office or through New York City’s Human Resources Administration, contact that office to update your address and contact information.

 

·      NYC Well: Free, confidential mental health support in more than 200 languages, 24/7/365. Call 888-NYC-WELL or text “WELL” to 65173.

 

·      Mental Health for All:  A comprehensive hub with helplines and services that offer a range of free, direct support to meet the needs of all New Yorkers. Access resources  at https://mentalhealthforall.nyc.gov/.

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Food

 

·      Greenmarkets: The 94th Street Greenmarket, on 1st Avenue at 94th Street in Manhattan is now open on Sundays from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. This is a temporary location due to construction on 92nd Street.

 

The 82nd Street Greenmarket on East 82nd Street between First and York is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

 

The Dag Hammarskjold Plaza Greenmarket at 2nd Avenue and 47th Street is open Wednesdays from 8:00 a.m – 3:00 p.m.

 

The Union Square Greenmarket is open Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m – 6:00 p.m.

 

GrowNYC farmers markets are a great chance for community members to access the freshest, most nutritious locally-grown food the region has to offer.

 

Please note that shoppers can use their SNAP/EBT/P-EBT benefits at the market! When customers spend $2 in SNAP/EBT/P-EBT, they receive a bonus $2 Health Buck (up to $10 per day) to purchase additional fruits and vegetables!

 

·      NYC Neighborhood Food Resource Guides: Hunter College New York City Food Policy Center has compiled these resource guides to help New Yorkers find free and low-cost food resources in their community, as well as social services and additional resources for New Yorkers.

o   NYC Food Resource Guide: Upper East Side

o   NYC Food Resource Guide: Midtown

o   NYC Food Resource Guide: Stuyvesant Town/Turtle Bay

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Housing

 

·      NYC Property Tax Rebate Program: A New York City program offers a $150 property tax rebate to NYC property owners, but you must apply by 11/15. To be eligible, the property (a one, two or three-family residence or a co-op or condominium unit) must be the primary residence of owners with a combined annual adjusted gross income under $250,000 in tax year 2020.  If you did not already receive the rebate earlier this year you can learn more and apply here. You can also view this short YouTube tutorial on how to apply (which shows how to start at that DOF page).

 

·      Affordable Housing Lotteries: You can view open affordable housing lotteries on the NYC Housing Connect website here: https://housingconnect.nyc.gov/PublicWeb/search-lotteries.

 

·      Norfolk Senior Apartments: Applications are now being accepted, until 12/5/22, for senior affordable housing at the Norfolk Senior Apartments at 64 Norfolk St, New York, NY 10002.  Apply online at https://housingconnect.nyc.gov/PublicWeb/details/3229 or obtain a paper application by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to: Norfolk Senior Apartments, c/o K&G Upright Consulting: 638 E. 169th St., 2nd Floor, Bronx, NY 10456.

 

·      Heat Season Rules: The City Housing Maintenance Code and State Multiple Dwelling Law require building owners to provide heat and hot water to all tenants. Building owners are required to provide hot water 365 days a year at a constant minimum temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

 

Between October 1st and May 31st, a period designated as “Heat Season,” building owners are also required to provide tenants with heat under the following conditions:

           Between the hours of 6AM and 10PM if the outside temperature falls below 55 degrees, the inside temperature is required to be at least 68 degrees Fahrenheit.

           Between the hours of 10PM and 6AM the inside temperature is required to be at least 62 degrees Fahrenheit. Note that there is no longer any outside temperature requirement for night hours

 

Tenants who are cold in their apartments should first attempt to notify the building owner, managing agent or superintendent. If heat is not restored, the tenant should call the City’s Citizen Service Center at 311. For the hearing-impaired, the TTY number is (212) 504-4115. The Center is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

 

·      NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) hosts Buildings After Hours, their in-person information session with DOB staff every Tuesday from 4 – 7 pm in each local DOB borough office. (Manhattan’s DOB office is at 280 Broadway, 4th Floor). More details are available here: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/buildings/pdf/buildingsafterhours-sn.pdf.

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MTA/Transportation

 

·      Escalator Replacement at Lexington/53rd Street Station: From Oct. 14 through June 2023, 3 Av escalators to the E and M platform will be taken out of service to be replaced. During this time, customers can utilize the four escalators that will be in service located at the Lexington Av end of the platform, or via two stairwells. Two platform to mezzanine stairwells will also be available for customers. The stairwell located on the Lexington Av side of the platform will be operational in both directions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The stairwell located on the 3 Av side will be open only on weekdays and will operate in peak direction only. The 3 Av stairwell will be closed after 10:00 p.m. and all day on the weekends. Customers are encouraged to utilize the Lexington Av end of the platform.  3 Av Single Direction Stairwell Operational Hours:

Weekday (6:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.): Exit only

Weekday (2:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.): Entry only

Weekends: Closed

Two of the Lexington Av side escalators are expected to be replaced in 2023 upon reopening of the 3 Av side escalators.

 

·      NYC Ferry Discount Program Information: The NYC Ferry Discount Program permits eligible individuals to purchase a reduced fare One-Way Ticket for the NYCF. Ferry Discount Program eligible riders include:

• Senior citizens, aged 65 and older;

• Persons with disabilities; and

• Current participants in the Fair Fares NYC program.

 

The application(s) for the NYC Ferry Discount Program and all NYC Ferry ticketing information can be accessed at https://www.ferry.nyc/ticketing-info/.

 

Riders can submit the application using the digital form on that webpage, or they can access the application(s) to print and mail them in at the below links:

For Persons with disabilities, download the Reduced Fare Application for Persons with Disabilities PDF to start the process.

For Senior Citizens, download the Reduced Fare Application for Senior Citizen PDF to start the process.

For Current participants in the Fair Fares NYC program, download the Reduced Fare Application for Current participants in the Fair Fares NYC program PDF to start the process.

 

Validation/processing time may take up to 30 days.

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Jobs, Job Training, Residencies, Internships, Fellowships

 

·      New York State Professional Career Opportunities Exam: The Department of Civil Service recently announced the next holding of the P rofessional Career Opportunities (PCO) examination. The PCO exam, which is being held online for the first time ever, offers jobseekers who have a bachelor’s degree or those who expect to receive a bachelor’s degree by June 30, 2023, with an opportunity to compete for a wide array of entry-level professional positions in various State agencies across New York State government.

 

The PCO exam will likely be used to fill more than a thousand positions across State agencies. The PCO exam fills more than 150 different professional job titles across a wide range of disciplines with New York State – including health and human services, environment, human resources and training, service regulation and compliance, corrections and criminal justice, transportation, budgeting, administrative operations, natural and physical sciences, communications and marketing, accounting and auditing. The PCO exam also presents an opportunity for jobseekers with competencies in

areas related to diversity, equity, and inclusion to be considered for positions that rely heavily on those proficiencies.

 

Applicants Can Apply for the Exam: November 1 – November 30, 2022, and online exams must be completed by: December 15, 2022 For more information on the PCO exam, including information on how to apply and other helpful resources, please visit: www.cs.ny.gov/pco.

 

·      Part-time Medical Escorts Needed to Accompany Older Adults on Vital Appointments: Search and Care seeks compassionate chaperones – Medical Escorts -- to accompany older adults safely from the upper east or upper west side to/from medical and other vital healthcare appointments.  Candidates will be asked for proof of COVID vaccinations and have at least one weekday availability for 4-6 hours between 8:30 and 5pm. Bilingual (Spanish) a plus.  Pay rate is hourly, no benefits; agency covers cost of background check. Please contact Robin Strashun at 212-289-5781 or [email protected].

 

·      MTA Open House for Elevator and Escalator Maintainers: The MTA NYC Transit Authority is hosting an open house for Elevator & Escalator Maintainers. who possess a NYS Department of Labor Elevator Mechanic License and qualifying work experience.  To be considered for an on-site interview on December 3, 2022, please submit your resume and your NYS Elevator Mechanic License by November 30, 2022, to: E&[email protected]. If selected, you will receive an invitation via email to attend this in-person event. Interviews will take place on Saturday December 3rd from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Arrive no later than 1:30 p.m. to be considered for an on-site interview.

 

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Volunteer and Donation Opportunities

 

·      Join a Team TLC shift to welcome new neighbors arriving at the Port Authority.:  Team TLC NYC, an affiliate group of Grannies Respond/Abuelas Responden, is a grassroots organization committed to providing basic needs and support to asylum seekers and immigrants. They have been leading the effort to greet migrants who are arriving in NYC by bus (some at Port Authority and some at the Megabus stop at W. 34th St), and they need volunteers every day of the week. In addition to providing a warm welcome, volunteers help migrants make their way to shelters, connect with family or friends, and secure bus tickets if they want to travel elsewhere. Volunteers also provide food, clothing, and toiletries to help meet folks' immediate needs. Volunteers who speak Spanish are especially needed, but folks who don't can be helpful, too. Learn more and sign up for a shift here.

 

·      GENuine Connections Intergenerational Volunteer Opportunity: DOROT is excited to launch GENuine Connections, a free, virtual program, where teens and older adults connect in small groups on a  weekly basis to bridge the generational gap and have fun doing it. Do you know an adult aged 65+ or a high school student looking for a new volunteer opportunity? Find out more here.

 

·      Volunteer Opportunities for those interested in helping Asylum Seekers:

o   NYC/Catholic Charities is looking for people to volunteer at the asylum seeker navigation center: http://tinyurl.com/4n5h3nbu

o   NY Immigration Coalition: https://www.nyic.org/get-involved/volunteer/

o   Grannies Respond (one of the primary groups greeting people at Port Authority): https://www.granniesrespond.org/volunteer.

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Social and Legal Services

 

·      Affordable Connectivity Program: The Affordable Connectivity Program is available to help you pay for broadband internet service! Qualifying individuals and families can receive up to $30 per month off their broadband costs. You can learn more about and sign up for the Affordable Connectivity Program here: GetInternet.gov.

 

·      NYC Fair Fares: Eligible New York City residents can get a 50% discount on eligible transportation. Help us to spread the word by sharing this HRA toolkit and check your eligibility at nyc.gov/fairfares or by calling 311.

 

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Resources for Older Adults & Caregivers

·      LiveOn NY Benefits Outreach and Assistance: LiveOn NY’s Benefits Outreach and Assistance program works to ensure older New Yorkers can make ends meet through easy access to public benefits in New York City. They offer benefits screenings and application assistance for SNAP (Food Stamps) and other benefits programs. For assistance call 212-398-5045, email [email protected] or complete their Confidential Benefits Screening Form.

 

·      VOLS Legal Support for Older Adults: The VOLS Senior Law Project serves low income New Yorkers age 60+ by partnering with pro bono attorneys to provide wills, powers of attorney, and other essential life planning documents free of charge. For more information and to access support, visit https://volsprobono.org/projects/seniorlaw/. They also publish a helpful guide to live planning documents and decision making which is accessible here.

 

·      Classes for Seniors in New York City: If you’re an older adult in New York, you can take part in live, in-person and online classes to learn new skills, discover ways to save money, and find a community where you can get in shape and make new friends. Senior Planet offers courses, programs, and activities that enhance the lives of older adults. Please join us! Got questions? Call our Senior Planet in NYC hotline:(917) 936-4410

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Resources for Small Businesses and Non-Profits

 

·      Small Business Legal Clinic: Council Member Julie Menin and Brooklyn Legal Services have partnered together to provide New York City Council District 5 small business owners with a free legal clinic on November 21st.  This will give small business owners the ability to receive no-cost legal advice for landlord-tenant issues, in addition to other small business concerns.  If you are interested in making an appointment sign up here or email Harry Gale in Council Member Menin’s office at [email protected].

 

·      Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Grant Guidebook: In January 2022, the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce released a resource guide outlining the eligibility requirements for various grants currently available for small businesses. The guide has been updated several times since then to ensure its accuracy, as new grants become available. The latest guide, which was updated on October 6, is available here. In addition, businesses can receive further assistance, including help applying for these grants, through their Small Business Resource Network. Email our Help Desk to learn more.

 

·      The PACE Small Business Development Center provides no-cost, one-on-one business counseling to entrepreneurs in New York City. Our advisors guide both existing small business owners as well as entrepreneurs with emerging ventures and discuss a range of topics including marketing, digital media, financing, business planning, government contracting, and more. Sign up here to schedule an appointment: https://www.pacesbdc.org/contact.  They also host regular webinars on issues impacting businesses which can be viewed here: https://www.pacesbdc.org/events.

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In-Person & Virtual Community Activities

 

·      Carl Schurz Park Holiday Tree Lighting: On December 4th, the Carl Schurz Park Association will hold its annual tree lighting at East 86th Street at East End Avenue. A cherished, family tradition: carols, Cantori New York (www.cantorinewyork.com) candlelight, candy canes, hot chocolate... Held snow, rain or balmy weather!

 

·      City Parks Foundation Programs:

o   Senior Fitness Classes for those 60+ at NYC parks. In Manhattan, they offer yoga in Carl Schurz Park and tennis in Central Park, among many other classes. View more classes and register here or contact [email protected] or call (718) 760-6999 with any questions.

 

·      Lincoln Center calendar of events

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