As temperatures rise, HEAP is here to help you stay cool. Applications are now open for the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), which can cover the cost of fans or air conditioners for eligible NYers. Check if you qualify: otda.ny.gov/programs/heap/#cooling-assistance
NY is expanding its clean energy workforce through two new programs that support quality jobs and a sustainable future. Applications are open for the Clean Energy Career Pathways Training & Technical Skills Training and Upskilling programs. nyserda.ny.gov/wfd-pathways / nyserda.ny.gov/wfd-upskilling
April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. We stand with survivors and renew our commitment to prevention, accountability and justice for those impacted by sexual violence.
April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month. Protecting animals is a responsibility we all share. Let’s work together to strengthen laws, support humane treatment and hold abusers accountable.
Tomorrow is Tax Day! If you haven’t filed yet, be sure to submit your return or request an extension. Filing on time helps you avoid penalties and stay on track financially.
On Yom HaShoah, we remember the 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust and honor all the lives lost. We stand united against antisemitism and all forms of hate, today and always.
Happy Siblings Day! Built-in best friends, lifelong support systems, and sometimes a little friendly competition.
Don’t miss your chance to make a real difference! The Empire State Service Corps empowers SUNY students to serve their communities and drive meaningful change. The April 17 priority deadline is approaching fast. Step up and apply today: www.suny.edu/student-life/engagement/essc/.
April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the strengths, perspectives and experiences of individuals with autism while promoting understanding, inclusion and support. Stronger communities are built when everyone is valued and included.
April is National Minority Health Month, a time to focus on closing health gaps and expanding access to care. Stronger, healthier communities start with making sure no one is left behind.
As sports betting expands, stronger safeguards are needed to protect New Yorkers. Last week, the #NYSAssemblyMajority championed a legislative package that tackles addiction, fraud and manipulation, helping ensure a safer, more responsible betting environment.
Wishing all who celebrate a meaningful Passover filled with reflection, renewal and the enduring promise of freedom. Chag Sameach!
From sunrise to sunset, farm workers do the labor that keeps our tables full and our communities strong. Today, we honor their dedication.
Today, we celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility and recognize the strength and contributions of transgender people in our communities. Everyone deserves to be seen and respected. #NYSAssemblyMajority
Care, expertise and dedication. On National Doctors’ Day, we honor the physicians who work tirelessly to keep New Yorkers healthy and supported. #NYSAssemblyMajority
This week, we stood alongside communities across New York, supporting direct care workers, youth programs, domestic violence prevention and more. We also advanced legislation to tackle problem gambling and strengthen protections for New Yorkers. #NYSAssemblyMajority
The Assembly budget plan invests in key programs to protect our planet and safeguard our natural resources. It includes millions for the Environmental Protection Fund, clean water infrastructure and initiatives that support a cleaner, healthier environment for future generations.
The wage gap is real, and it’s unacceptable. This Equal Pay Day, we stand with women across New York and recommit to achieving true pay equity.
The Assembly budget plan makes major investments in our children and working families, with $3.6B for childcare and $100M for afterschool programs. These investments help create safe, supportive spaces for kids while giving parents the peace of mind and support they need.
Federal law now requires some recipients ages 18-64 without dependents, disabilities or caregiving responsibilities to complete 20 hours/week of work, volunteering or training to receive benefits beyond 3 months in 3 years. otda.ny.gov/programs/snap/work-requirements.asp
The #NYSAssemblyMajority stands with farmers and producers during these challenging times. As federal tariffs strain local farms, our budget plan includes $30M in direct support for specialty crop, dairy and agricultural producers who keep New York growing.
On Certified Nurses Day, join the #NYSAssemblyMajority as we recognize the dedication, compassion and expertise of nurses who go above and beyond to care for their patients every day. Thank you for the critical role you play in keeping our communities healthy!
Eid Mubarak! Wishing all who celebrate a joyful holiday filled with peace, reflection and togetherness.
The Assembly budget proposal delivers real relief for New Yorkers struggling to make ends meet. From middle-class tax cuts to energy rebate checks, we’re helping put more money back in the pockets of everyday New Yorkers.
When people can get timely, affordable care, crises are prevented, recovery is supported, and lives are changed for the better. That’s why NY strengthened protections to expand access to mental health and substance use disorder care for those who need it. Learn more: www.ny.gov/realcare
The Assembly budget proposal makes historic investments in education, providing $34.9B in school aid, $2.1B over last year. Our plan also expands full-day UPK for 4-year-olds and invests $20.9M for 3-year-old instruction, helping give every child a strong start and a bright future.
We’re working to make life easier with a budget plan that cuts costs, invests in schools & makes housing more affordable. Our plan delivers middle-class tax cuts, energy rebate checks & record school funds – smart investments that help families without burdening everyday NYers.
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Raising awareness, encouraging regular screenings and supporting early detection can help save lives and protect the health of communities across New York.
March marks Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. We honor the contributions of people with developmental disabilities and continue working to ensure equal opportunity and accessibility.
Harriet Tubman’s courage and leadership helped change the course of history. Today we honor her legacy and the enduring pursuit of freedom and equality.
“Every great dream begins with a dreamer.” — Harriet Tubman
