Ready New York City
Ready New York City is a public service advertising campaign designed to encourage New Yorkers to prepare for emergencies. The campaign uses the metaphor "a disaster can turn your world upside down." The ads direct New Yorkers to the campaign's Web site, www.readynyc.org or in Spanish at www.listonyc.org to learn more about preparing for emergencies. The site highlights three simple steps NY'ers can take to get prepared: get a kit, make a plan, and be informed, and provides details on each. Visit the site and get prepared (En español)
Learn
English on TV
We Are New York is a new TV show for people learning English. You
will see stories of hope, love, family and friends. And you will
learn the English you need to make it in New York City. Learn
more
Workforce1
Are you looking for a job? Whether you are unemployed, hoping to
make a mid-career change, or looking for your first job, Workforce1
Career Centers can help you find and prepare for the job you
want. Learn
more
Apartment
Hunting Tips
Finding an apartment in New York City can be a daunting process.
The Affordable Housing Resource Center has a list of ten tips that
can help you learn the most common ways New Yorkers find apartments. Get
the tips
November
is CUNY Month
During November, CUNY Month, visit the City University of New York
(CUNY) locations Citywide for a wide range of events, including
open houses. Learn
more
It is Easy to Learn about Health Insurance Options
NYC Health Insurance Link can help you find and compare private health insurance plans for individuals and small businesses. Use this free online tool to view prices and benefits side by side and find a plan that fits your needs.
You
Can Purchase NYC Parking Cards Online or Via CityStore Prepare ahead for parking in the City, purchase
an NYC Parking Card online
or via CityStore. Learn
more about NYC Parking Cards at the DOT Web site.
You
Can Get Restaurant Inspection Results Online Find information on the latest inspection of
each of New
York City's more than 20,000 restaurants from the Department of Health
and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH).