With ABCEats, you can look up inspection results for NYC restaurants by name, or by any or all of these categories: on.nyc.gov/ABCEats
🔎Inspection letter grade
🍕 Type of food
🗽Borough
📍 Address

Health Bucks are coupons that can be used to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at all NYC farmers markets. For every $2 spent at farmers markets using SNAP on an EBT card, you can get $2 in Health Bucks, up to $10 per day.

Learn more: on.nyc.gov/healthbucks

Ready to quit vaping but not sure where to start?

Text “DROPTHEVAPE” to 88709 for free and confidential help. Teens and young adults (ages 13 to 24) can get tips to help them feel motivated, inspired and supported throughout the quitting journey: on.nyc.gov/ecigarettes

Mpox is a contagious disease that causes a rash or sores and flu-like symptoms. Getting vaccinated for mpox can reduce your chance of getting mpox, and it can reduce symptoms if you do get it.

Learn more: nyc.gov/mpox

Pregnant with your first child? You may be eligible to have a personal nurse meet with you regularly to talk about pregnancy and parenting through the NYC Nurse-Family Partnership.

Learn more about the program and how to enroll: on.nyc.gov/3JCwz3U #BlackMaternalHealthWeek

Each year, young children are injured or die in falls from unguarded windows, even from the first floor. Keep children safe from window falls by making sure you have properly installed window guards.

Learn more: on.nyc.gov/windowguards

📢 It's the last weekend to file your taxes before the April 15 deadline!

Maximum credits. Full refund. Your family deserves it. Get it back.

If you earn $85,000 or less, use NYC #FreeTaxPrep to file for FREE!

nyc.gov/TaxPrep

April showers bring...mosquito season? 🌧️ 🦟

Mosquitoes lay their eggs in slow-moving and standing water. To help prevent mosquitoes from breeding, remove sources of standing water around your home, especially after it's rained: on.nyc.gov/mosquitoes

#BlackMaternalHealthWeek is Here! 🎉🤰 We're starting strong with a fireside chat from our recent convening, featuring a panel discussion of community and subject matter experts. #NYC4MHC #HealthyNYC #BMHW24 nychealthy

🎬➡️Full Video w/ Captions here: youtu.be/IA-iZkoOKuA

Transgender, gender non-conforming and non-binary people may have unique health needs. It's important to have a provider you trust and feel comfortable with.

Find LGBTQ-knowledgeable providers on the NYC Health Map: on.nyc.gov/3xyKZPd

Happy #NationalPetDay from the NYC Health Department and some of our staff's furry friends! 🐱🐶🐰🐹

Parents: If you will be traveling this spring or summer, especially to other countries, make sure your child has had both doses of the MMR vaccine!

Here’s what you need to know: on.nyc.gov/measles ⬇️

Today marks the start of #BlackMaternalHealthWeek . While maternal mortality has decreased in NYC since 2001, Black women still experience higher mortality rates than other racial and ethnic groups. With #HealthyNYC , we're working to close this disparity: nyc.gov/healthynyc

In New York, the insurance coverage for mental health and addiction services must be similar to what is offered for physical health conditions. Register for one of our free upcoming trainings to learn more about access to behavioral health services: on.nyc.gov/3G7OhdP

NYC is taking a stand against those fueling the epidemic of youth e-cigarette use.

Last week, Mayor Eric Adams announced a lawsuit against 11 companies for the illegal sale of flavored disposable e-cigarettes, the most popular vaping devices among youth: on.nyc.gov/3Uatvl1

Understanding teenage sadness vs. depression can be challenging for parents, especially when teens may hide signs of depression.

If you’re in NYC, @nychealthy is providing teens (ages 13-17) free therapy via talkspace. Sign up here: talkspace.com/nyc?utm_campai….

Today is National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.

Many young people living with HIV do not know they have it. The only way to know for sure if you have HIV is to get tested. Find free or low-cost HIV testing locations near you: on.nyc.gov/hivtesting

Overdose deaths are preventable, and with naloxone, you can save a life. Free naloxone kits are available at locations across NYC.

Find naloxone near you: on.nyc.gov/naloxone

Parents: Not sure if your children are up to date on their routine vaccinations, including their measles vaccine? If your children were vaccinated in NYC, you can use My Vaccine Record to look up their immunization records.

Learn more: on.nyc.gov/myvaccinerecord

Don't forget to take care of your mental health this spring! For free mental health support, 24/7:
🌸 Call 988
🌸 Text 988
🌸 Chat online at nyc.gov/988