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There are many organizations and programs offering food resources and help. Here is a list of resources in New York City (all 5 boroughs) , Long Island, Westchester, and New Jersey. Many of the resources are available in many languages.  \nFor the most up-to-date information about a program, visit its website. If a phone number is listed, remember to call the program before you visit to make sure they will be able to help you.  \nIf you have any trouble getting food, tell your Clinical Dietitian Nutritionist or call MSK’s Nutrition Department at 212-639-7312.  \nFood resources in New York City  \nMSK’s Food Pantry Program  \n646-888-8046  \nThe food pantry program gives food to people in need during their cancer treatment. For more information, talk with your Clinical Dietitian Nutritionist, social worker, or call 646-888-8046.  \nThe City of New York  \nThe City of New York offers many food resources. Some of the programs available are listed below.  \nFood Resources in New York and New Jersey 1/7  \n Access NYC lets you check if you’re eligible for support programs and services. It also explains how to apply for support programs and services. [Visit](Visit access.nyc.gov to learn more)[ access.nyc.gov](Visit access.nyc.gov to learn more)[ to learn more](Visit access.nyc.gov to learn more).  \n Food Help NYC helps you find your local food pantry and places near you [where you can get a free meal. Their website is](where you can get a free meal. Their website is finder.nyc.gov/foodhelp)[ finder.nyc.gov/foodhelp](where you can get a free meal. Their website is finder.nyc.gov/foodhelp)  \n Health Bucks are $2 coupons you can use to buy fresh fruits and vegetables [at all NYC farmers markets. Visit](at all NYC farmers markets. Visit www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health)[ www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health](at all NYC farmers markets. Visit www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health)[topics/health-bucks.page](topics/health-bucks.page or email farmersmarkets@health.nyc.gov to learn)[ or email](topics/health-bucks.page or email farmersmarkets@health.nyc.gov to learn)[ farmersmarkets@health.nyc.gov](topics/health-bucks.page or email farmersmarkets@health.nyc.gov to learn)[ to learn](topics/health-bucks.page or email farmersmarkets@health.nyc.gov to learn)[ ](topics/health-bucks.page or email farmersmarkets@health.nyc.gov to learn)more.  \n NYC Department for the Aging lists meal delivery and other services for [people age 60 and older. Visit](people age 60 and older. Visit a125-egovt.nyc.gov/AgingService to find)[ a125-egovt.nyc.gov/AgingService](people age 60 and older. Visit a125-egovt.nyc.gov/AgingService to find)[ to find](people age 60 and older. Visit a125-egovt.nyc.gov/AgingService to find)[ ](people age 60 and older. Visit a125-egovt.nyc.gov/AgingService to find)[resources in your area. You can also email](resources in your area. You can also email agingconnect@aging.nyc.gov or)[ agingconnect@aging.nyc.gov](resources in your area. You can also email agingconnect@aging.nyc.gov or)[ or](resources in your area. You can also email agingconnect@aging.nyc.gov or)[ ](resources in your area. You can also email agingconnect@aging.nyc.gov or)call 212-244-6469 to learn more.  \nCenter for Independence of the Disabled, NY  \n844-862-7930  \n[www.cidny.org/food-stamps](www.cidny.org/food-stamps)  \nThis program helps people with disabilities who are in need of food resources apply for SNAP benefits.  \nCity Harvest  \n[www.cityharvest.org](www.cityharvest.org)  \nThis organization offers free, fresh fruits and vegetables and canned goods to people in all 5 boroughs through their Mobile Markets. 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