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It details how GetFood NYC works, including free grab-and-go meal locations, SNAP and cash assistance information, and eligibility enrollment for Emergency Food Home Delivery (EFD). The material specifies EFD eligibility criteria for COVID-vulnerable, food-insecure adults over 60, delivery scheduling and arrival timelines, meal contents, and options for Kosher or Halal requests. It also covers delivery safety protocols, customer feedback and complaint channels, and how DFTA Direct transitions into EFD.","Providing Food to Older Adults During the COVID-19 Crisis  \nTable of Contents  \n• GetFoodNYC  \n• Emergency Food Home Delivery Program  \n• Customer Service  \n• DFTA Centralized Meal Delivery and Emergency Food Home Delivery  \n• The Emergency Food Home Delivery Authorized Enroller Program  \n• Accessing the Authorized Enroller Dashboard  \n• Using the Authorized Enroller Dashboard  \n• Senior Center Enrollee Lists  \nGetFood NYC  \nNew York City is taking steps to make sure no New Yorker goes hungry during this crisis.  \nWhat is GetFood NYC?  \nGetFood NYC is the City’s emergency food response to the COVID-19 Crisis. It spans work across City agencies and involves hundreds of staff distributing hundreds of thousands of meals each day.  \nAny New Yorker can call 311 and say “Get Food,” or visit [nyc.gov/getfood](nyc.gov/getfood) for:  \n▪ A map of hundreds of locations for free grab and go pick up of meals at NYC school sites  \n▪ Information regarding how to apply for and use benefits such as SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) or cash assistance  \n▪ A portal to find out if you’re eligible for and enroll in the Emergency Food Home Delivery program, which serves New Yorkers who  \n▪ Cannot go out to get food  \n▪ Have no one to go out and get food for them  \n▪ Cannot afford private delivery services  \nNew Yorkers can also text ‘FOOD’ or ‘COMIDA’ to 877-877 to find the location of a nearby school with free grab and go meals available for anyone.  \nEmergency Home Food Delivery Program (EFD)  \nWhat is EFD?  \nEFD is a food delivery program for New Yorkers who have no other option for getting food during the COVID-19 emergency.  \nWho is it for?  \nEFD is for New Yorkers who are both COVID-vulnerable and food-insecure—specifically lowincome New Yorkers over age 60 and those with other health risks. 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