Karen Yi

NYC boosts number of appointment slots for residential ID card after surge in demand

NYC slashes donation for school backpack drive as children shelter population spikes

The Fiscal Policy Institute found households with young children are twice as likely to leave the city than those without kids.

The New York Foundling debuted two buildings in the Bronx designed to support young mothers in foster care in one place.

The program for food pantries faced a 56% reduction under Adam’s budget proposal.

The payments can range from $600 to $9,000 to help young people on the brink of homelessness.

The city offers longer days and year-round care for families who meet certain income thresholds but many of the programs are under-enrolled.

Grand Street Settlement said two Head Start sites will open by the end of the year, offering care for children from birth to 5 years old.

A new report by New Destiny Housing spotlights the shelter-to-shelter pipeline for domestic violence survivors.

New Yorkers with children aged 6 or younger are more than twice as likely to flee the city.