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How to Apply for Child Support in NYC

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By Anastasia Tomkin
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In New York, both parents are legally responsible for supporting their children until they turn 21 years old. If one parent is unwilling to pay for their kid’s upkeep — including food, clothing, medical care and education — whoever is bearing the financial burden has the option of filing a child support claim with the Office of Child Support Services (OCSS).
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Free Home-Delivered Meals in New York City

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By Anastasia Tomkin
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Four boroughs within New York City — Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens — have a higher poverty rate than that in the nation at large. Food insecurity continues to be a major issue for people with little to no financial stability across the city, including many immigrant residents. Support in the form of nutritious meals delivered straight to their doorstep is available for older folks, people with serious illness and mothers of young children, with eligibility varying according to the agency.
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Healthcare Job Training and Salaries in New York City

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By Anastasia Tomkin, Madeline Faber
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Healthcare is a rapidly growing field in New York City. There are more than 800,000 people employed in the local healthcare and social assistance industry, and there’s still lots of room if you are considering a career in it. As much as 97% of hospitals across New York state report nursing shortages, and 88% report a need for non-nursing professional staff.
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