Department for the Aging

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	The Department for the Aging welcomes your feedback, comments or questions. The best way to contact us is over the web or by email. See below for more information. Over the WEB Send email to the Department for the Aging

	By Mail New York City Department for the Aging Office of Public Affairs 2 Lafayette Street New York, NY 10007