Happy #EarthDay NYC! 🌎💚Join the NYC DOT on Car-Free Earth Day on April 25 from 10am-4pm!
Car-Free Earth Day is an annual event to celebrate Earth Day featuring free activities focused on climate change, sustainability, and more, at signature locations across the city.
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A snapshot of April’s work and updates from across our programs and partners in public health. From day-to-day work to important #publichealth observances and awareness weeks, April highlighted a range of efforts across our teams and partners.
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NYC Health Commissioner and FPHNYC Board Chair, Dr. Alister Martin, recently joined the final client visit between Masada Mathew, a #doula in the By My Side Birth Support Program, and Amoya, a young woman she has been working with since last summer.
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A great start to our staff engagement Lunch & Learn series! We welcomed Dr. Celia Quinn from the NYC Health Department, who shared insights from her experience in the #publichealth field and her current work in disease control and prevention.
Thank you, Celia for joining us!
🔥 Hot Job Alert! 🔥 We’re #hiring a Data Scientist to join our team. Ready to grow?
Apply: bit.ly/4crz46m
💼 Full Time/Hybrid
💰 $78,000-$80,000 annually
📍 Long Island City, NY 11101
#NowHiring
#JobOpening
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Event flyer for Black Maternal Health Week: Rooted in Justice and Joy — Brooklyn. The event takes place Wednesday, April 15, 2026, from Noon to 3 p.m. at the Brownsville Neighborhood Health Action Center (259 Bristol St. Brooklyn NY 11212). The flyer features a photo of a woman providing support to a pregnant person and includes logos for NYC Health and accessibility services.
Event flyer for Black Maternal Health Week: Rooted in Justice and Joy — Bronx. The event is Thursday, April 16, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Tremont Neighborhood Health Action Center, 1826 Arthur Ave., Bronx, NY 10457. It features a photo of a smiling pregnant woman outdoors and include the NYC Health logo.
Event flyer for Black Maternal Health Week: Rooted in Justice and Joy — Harlem. The event is Thursday, April 16, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the East Harlem Asthma Center of Excellence, 161-169 E. 110th St. New York, NY 10029. It features a photo of a pregnant person making a heart shape with their hands over their belly and includes the NYC Health logo.
In honor of #BlackMaternalHealthWeek, our partners at the NYC Health Department are hosting a week of workshops and wellness events supporting Black mothers and families across NYC.🔗 bit.ly/4clHVGJ
FPHNYC is proud to support maternal health work across the city.
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#NPHW2026 invites us all to renew our commitment to strengthening partnerships that protect both our health and our environment. Together with @nychealthy, we work with hundreds of community-based organizations to implement public health initiatives:
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Graphic for National Public Health Week featuring a doctor administering a vaccine to a young patient. Text reads: "Vaccines protect every generation." The website NPHW.org is shown at the bottom.
National Public Health Week 2026 is the perfect time to consider how we can protect children's health. In the U.S., in the last 30 years alone, childhood vaccines have:
🔹 Prevented over 508 million illnesses
🔹 Prevented over 32 million hospitalizations
🔹 Saved over 1 million lives
➡️ bit.ly/4sg6dIp
Graphic for National Public Health Week featuring a diverse group of smiling people. Text reads: "Public health works — when we support it." The website NPHW.org is listed at the bottom.
One of this year's themes for National Public Health Week 2026 is the importance of Government Partners. FPHNYC's partnership with the NYC Health Department enables innovation and collaboration that make our city healthier and safer for all. #NPHW #PublicHealth
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FPHNYC stepped out for #NationalWalkingDay!
Why walk? Here’s why:
🚶♀️ 150 minutes a week can boost mood, improve sleep, and reduce the risk of heart disease
🪑 1 in 4 U.S. adults sit for 8+ hours a day—walking helps counteract it
⏱ Even 30 minutes of light activity can reduce risk of death by 17%
A recruitment graphic for the Fund for Public Health NYC featuring the headline "We’re Hiring!" in large red text. Below it, the job title "Naloxone Distribution Specialist" is written in bold. Three green checkmark icons highlight the following details: Full-time/Hybrid, $70,000–$80,000 annually, and Long Island City, NY 11101. A yellow button at the bottom reads "APPLY NOW!" with the URL https://buff.ly/fhM2lMY. The Fund for Public Health NYC logo and the slogan "Health is everybody's business" are in the bottom left corner.
🔥 Hot Job Alert! 🔥 We’re #hiring a Naloxone Distribution Specialist to join our team. Ready to grow?
Apply: bit.ly/3PDtVAI
💼 Full Time/Hybrid
💰 $70,000-$80,000 annually
📍 Long Island City, NY 11101
#NowHiring
#JobOpening
#HiringNow
#JobSearch
#Careers
Yesterday we welcomed Dr. Alister Martin, NYC Health Commissioner, to our Board Meeting as he stepped into his role as Chair of the FPHNYC Board. We’re excited for this next chapter and grateful for his leadership and dedication to our city’s communities.
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An infographic for World Doula Week (March 22–March 28) by the Fund for Public Health NYC. It features illustrations of a doula supporting a pregnant person on an exercise ball, a person breastfeeding a baby, and a close-up of a postpartum abdomen with a C-section scar.
It’s #WorldDoulaWeek💛! Research shows that having doula support can lead to safer, smoother, and more positive birth experiences.
The NYC Health Department, FPHNYC, and our community partners are working expand access to high-quality doula services at low to no cost.
💡 Learn more: bit.ly/47XN7PN
A promotional graphic for the Fund for Public Health NYC (FPHNYC) March Newsletter. The design features a dark background with white text that reads, "Check out our March Newsletter! & don’t miss the next one!" next to a red "SUBSCRIBE" button. Overlapping the bottom-right are three polaroid-style photos showing: a busy outdoor farmers market, a group of office colleagues, and a comic-style health department vaccine campaign. A URL bar at the top displays "fphnyc.org/get-involved/newsletters/".
This first day of spring brings a full March #newsletter!🌼🌸
☑️ Inside: COVID‑19 six‑year reflection, NYC’s new Health Commissioner, a dive into NYC food benefits programs, a new vaccination campaign, and Dress in Blue Day.
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Help improve the lives of all New Yorkers, and be the first to know about our latest job opportunities! Click the link below to join and get updates straight to your inbox. #JobOpportunities #PublicHealth #Hiring
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A new NYC Health Department report, funded by the New York Health Foundation, examines efforts to expand food benefits for communities often excluded from traditional safety‑net programs. Read the report this #NationalNutritionMonth: bit.ly/4uyJRnw
A close-up shot of a child's hands playing with a wooden geometric sorting toy on a white table. The toy consists of a wooden base with several vertical pegs of varying numbers. The child is currently placing a blue triangular piece onto a set of three pegs, adding to a stack of red and yellow triangles. To the left and right are other stacks of colorful wooden shapes, including circles and rectangles in green, red, and yellow. The child's upper body and white t-shirt are visible in the soft-focus background.
This #NationalDevelopmentalDisabilitiesAwarenessMonth, we’re highlighting the NYC Health Department's Early Intervention (EI) program, which provides free services for children ages 0–3 with developmental delays or disabilities.
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A promotional graphic from the Fund for Public Health NYC featuring a healthcare worker talking to an older patient. The text emphasizes that "Your Health Is Worth Protecting" and notes that deaths from screenable cancers in NYC have declined by nearly 20% since 2015.
Your Health Is Worth Protecting.
The NYC Health Department and FPHNYC are working to reduce barriers to cancer screening and prevention services across NYC. So you have more time, more health, and more possibilities ahead.
💡 Learn more: bit.ly/49ogkDl
#NYCHealthForYou
It's #DressInBlueDay! 💙 A day that invites allies everywhere to join the mission to end colorectal cancer, the second leading cause of cancer death in New York City.
🔗 Learn more about prevention, symptoms, and screening:
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#ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth #EnoughCRC
Recruitment flyer for a Senior Accountant position at the Fund for Public Health NYC. The graphic features a dark green background with the following details: Role: Full Time/Hybrid Salary: $75,000–$85,000 annually Location: New York, NY 10007 Call to Action: A yellow "Apply Now!" button pointing to fphnyc.org/about/careers. Tagline: "Health is everybody's business."
🔥 Hot Job Alert! 🔥 We’re #hiring a Senior Accountant to join our team. Ready to grow? Apply now!
Apply: bit.ly/3PhQnio
💼 Full Time/Hybrid
💰 $75,000-$85,000 annually
📍 New York, NY 10007
#NowHiring
#JobOpening
#HiringNow
#JobSearch
#Careers
FPHNYC secured additional generous support from the The John A. Hartford Foundation to bolster the program with enhanced community health worker outreach and engagement.
Funded by the CDC through the federal Building Our Largest Dementia (BOLD) Infrastructure for Alzheimer's Act, NYC BOLD is providing community education about early detection and diagnosis, promoting brain health through healthy habits, and increasing access to resources.
The NYC BOLD Program is @nychealthy's first initiative to address Alzheimer's Disease and related dementias as a major public health issue and promote equity in its treatment and outcomes.
Congratulations and thank you to the members of the New York City BOLD Coalition for a productive and informative first meeting of 2026! 🎉 @nychealthy
An image of a young person in a maroon shirt receiving a vaccine in their upper arm from a healthcare worker wearing white gloves. Large, bold text is overlaid on the person's back. The first two lines, "The HPV vaccine is," are in yellow. The last two lines, "cancer prevention," are in white. The background is a bright, slightly blurred medical or office setting.
On #HPVAwarenessDay, we’re highlighting SBHCs, which provide vital reproductive health services, including HPV immunizations. Through our partnership with the NYC Health Department, we’re committed to continuing our work to make healthcare services more accessible for NYC students ➡️ bit.ly/4aR2WcY
FPHNYC extends opportunities to external partners to support the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's mission.
See current and recent RFPs: bit.ly/412DQS5
#RFPAlert #GrantOpportunities #FundingOpportunities #publichealth #NYChealth
Three smiling, active older women exercising outdoors, with the text overlay: "A Heart That Keeps Up With Your Life" and the hashtag "#NYCHealthForYou." The logo for "Fund for Public Health NY" is in the corner.
“When I started feeling short of breath, I thought it was just age catching up.” Lizzie, a 70-year-old New Yorker, learned it was hypertension — something she could control once she knew.
With FPHNYC & NYC Health Dept, New Yorkers can get screened & care for their hearts:
💡https://bit.ly/4pYaMGi
A job recruitment flyer for the Fund for Public Health NYC featuring the headline "We’re Hiring!" in bold red text. The position is for a Director of Foundation and Government Relations. Key details are listed with green checkmark icons: Schedule: Full-time/Hybrid Salary: $120,000 – $130,000 annually Location: New York, NY 10007 The bottom right features a bright yellow "APPLY NOW!" button with the website link: www.fphnyc.org/about/careers. The organization's logo appears in the bottom left corner with the tagline "Health is everybody's business."
🔥 Hot Job Alert! 🔥 We’re #hiring a Director of Foundation and Government Relations to join our team. Ready to grow? Apply now!
Apply: bit.ly/4qQqgMP
💼 Full Time/Hybrid
💰 $120,000 – $130,000
📍 New York, NY 10007
#NowHiring
#JobOpening
#HiringNow
#JobSearch
#Careers
The image features an orange envelope with a light pink card pulled halfway out. On the card, orange text reads: "While Valentine’s Day is all about love, some people may be feeling alone today. Call a friend just to say hi, drop off baked goods as a surprise, or send Valentine’s Day cards to loved ones." Below the text is a small pink heart. At the bottom left, the Fund for Public Health NYC logo is visible along with their tagline: "Health is everybody’s business."
#ValentinesDay is about love and kindness—what better way to celebrate than by reaching out to those who might be struggling?
A simple act of kindness can brighten someone’s day and lift their spirits. Let’s spread love and compassion in our community this Valentine’s Day.❤️