From a 500-row sample across 34 columns.
apply_online_call_to_actionpopulation_servedplain_language_program_name+30date| unique_id_number | program_code | language | program_name | program_acronym | page_type | program_category | government_agency | population_served | age_group | plain_language_program_name | program_description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P085en | N/A | English | 3-K for All | 3-K | Program | Education | NYC Department of Education | Children (0-13), Families, Immigrants, NYCHA residents, Students | Toddler, Pre-Schooler | Early education for three-year-olds |
The machine field names SoQL needs, with the publisher's own description of each.
| Field | Type | Description | Null | Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
unique_id_number | text | Unique identifier. | 0% | P034enP010enP084en |
program_code | text | Code used for screening in ACCESS NYC ONLY. | 36% | N/AS2R001S2R003 |
language | categorical | Language of program information. | 0% | EnglishSpanishof 2 |
program_name | text | Official name of program (e.g. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program). | 0% | School's Out NYCFamily Planning Benefit …EarlyLearn NYC Head Star… |
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program_nameprogram_code| <p> 3-K for All provides free, full-day, high-quality early childhood education for every three-year-old regardless of family income. For the 2018-2019 school year, 3-K for All will be available in School Districts 4 (East Harlem), 5 (Harlem), 7 (South Bronx), 16 (Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights), 23 (Brownsville, East New York, Ocean Hill), and 27 (Broad Channel, Howard Beach, Ozone Park, Rockaways). </p> |
| P099en | — | English | Jobs Plus | — | Program | Work | NYC Housing Authority | NYCHA residents, Youth (10+) | Teen, Young Adult | Job assistance for public housing residents | <p> Jobs Plus is an employment program for working-age NYCHA residents. It helps participants find work and keep more of their earned income. Jobs Plus offers job-related services, help with finances, and community support. </p> |
| P095en | N/A | English | Train & Earn\u200b | — | Program | Work | NYC Department of Youth & Community Development | Youth (10+) | Teen, Young Adult | Job prep for youth not working or in school | <p> Train & Earn is a short-term career pathway program for low-income youth, who are not working and not in school. Train & Earn helps youth improve their job skills and find permanent work. It also provides High School Equivalency (HSE) prep and support services. </p> <p> Youth receive up to 12 months of follow-up services after finishing the program. </p> |
| P102en | N/A | English | NYCitizenship | — | Program | Family services | NYC Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs | Everyone | Everyone | Free citizenship application assistance | <p> NYCitizenship provides free legal assistance with citizenship applications and financial counseling at select NYC public libraries and in partnership with the Department of Social Services. </p> |
| P103en | N/A | English | Veterans Affairs Supported Housing | HUD-VASH | Program | Housing | US Department of Housing & Urban Development/ US Department of Veterans Affairs | Veterans | Caregiver | Supportive Housing for Veterans | <p> Veterans and their families who are homeless can get help through HUD-VASH. The program helps veterans find and keep permanent housing by providing Section 8 rental vouchers as well as case management and other supportive services at VA medical centers. </p> |
| P049en | N/A | English | Kindergarten & Elementary School | — | Program | Education | NYC Department of Education | Children (0-13), Families, Immigrants, NYCHA residents, Students | Pre-Schooler, Grade-Schooler | Public school: kindergarten - grade 5 | <p> Elementary education prepares your child for success in school and life. New York City students can apply to kindergarten in the calendar year they turn five. </p> |
| P094en | N/A | English | Intern & Earn (formerly the Young Adult Internship Program) | — | Program | Work | NYC Department of Youth & Community Development | Students, Youth (10+) | Teen, Young Adult | Internships for young adults | <p> Intern & Earn (formerly the Young Adult Internship Program) helps 16-24 year olds who are not working and not in school get short-term paid internships. Youth participate in 14 weeks of internships and work-readiness workshops. Youth also get help with job placement or enrollment in school or a job training program for up to nine months after the program. </p> |
| P093en | N/A | English | Young Adult Literacy Program | YALP | Program | Education | NYC Department of Youth & Community Development | Students, Youth (10+) | Teen, Young Adult | Pre-high school equivalency (HSE) prep | <p> The Young Adult Literacy Program (YALP) is a free program that helps youth ages 16-24 who struggle with reading, writing, and math prepare for <a href="http://www.acces.nysed.gov/hse/high-school-equivalency-hse"><u>high school equivalency</u></a> (HSE) classes. Participants can attend pre-HSE classes and get support at eight community-based organizations (CBOs) and eight public libraries in NYC. </p> |
| P020en | S2R020 | English | SchoolFood | — | Program | Food | NYC Department of Education | Children (0-13), Youth (10+) | Grade-Schooler, Pre-Teen, Teen | School breakfast and lunch | <p> The New York City Department of Education is pleased to announce that breakfast and lunch are completely free for all students in every New York City public school. </p> |
| P026en | S2R026 | English | Workforce1 | — | Service | Work | NYC Department of Small Business Services | Families, Immigrants, NYCHA residents, People with disabilities, Pregnant & new parents, Seniors, Students, Youth (10+), Veterans | Caregiver, Young Adult | Opportunities and advice for job seekers | <p> Workforce1 is a service that prepares and connects qualified candidates to job opportunities in New York City. The service makes strong matches for both job seekers and employers that are hiring by using a unique combination of recruitment expertise, industry knowledge, and skill-building workshops to strengthen candidates\u2019 employment prospects. </p> |
Showing 12 of 32 columns. All of them are listed below.
program_acronym | text | Acronym for program (e.g. SNAP). | 38% | SONYCSCHEECDC |
page_type | categorical | Type of information. | 0% | ProgramServiceBenefitof 4 |
program_category | categorical | Type of program. | 0% | Cash & expensesEducationHealthof 12 |
government_agency | text | Name of administering government agency(ies). | 0% | NYC Human Resources Admi…NYC Department of Educat…NYC Department of Youth … |
population_served | text | Target population for program. | 0% | EveryoneStudents, Youth (14+)Children (0-13), Student… |
age_group | text | Target age group for program. | 27% | EveryoneCaregiverTeen, Young Adult |
plain_language_program_name | text | A plain language name for the program that describes what it is or does (e.g. SNAP = Money to buy food). | 0% | Afterschool for middle s…Services for children wi…Support for NYCHA reside… |
program_description | text | Plain language description of what the program is and how it works. | 0% | <p> SONYC is an afte…<p> CTC allows peopl…<p> This program hel… |
brief_excerpt | text | One sentence description of program. | 0% | <p> SONYC offers a m…<p> Tax relief for w…<p> Lower property t… |
heads_up | text | List of key program attributes/common questions (e.g. facts, application formats, citizenship status, deadlines). | 1% | <ul> <li>Programs ar…<ul> <li>Programs ar…<ul> <li>Services ar… |
plain_language_eligibility | text | Plain language overview of the eligibility requirements for the program. | 1% | <p> All NYC students…<p> All New Yorkers …<p> To be eligible f… |
how_to_apply_summary | text | Summary of the different ways to apply for the program. | 7% | <p> NYC Health + Hos…<ul> <li>Make an app…<ul> <li>If you, or … |
how_to_apply_or_enroll_online | text | Instructions for how to apply to the program online. | 43% | <p> The City can hel…<p> SCRIE/DRIE onlin…<ol> <li>Use <a href… |
apply_online_call_to_action | text | Call to action phrase for applying online (e.g. "Apply online," "File online"). | 51% | Apply onlineFile onlineSearch online |
url_of_online_application | url | Link to the online application for the program. | 51% | http://www.dycdportal.ny…http://www1.nyc.gov/site…https://application.nycs… |
how_to_apply_or_enroll_by_mail | text | Instructions for how to apply to the program by mail. | 83% | <ol> <li>Download an…<p> Download an appl…<p> If you are a ser… |
apply_by_mail_call_to_action | categorical | Call to action phrase for applying by mail (usually "Download the form"). | 83% | Download the formDownload application\u200bDownload the formof 3 |
url_of_pdf_application_forms | url | Link to download the PDF application form. | 66% | https://access.nyc.gov/w…https://access.nyc.gov/w…http://web.mta.info/nyct… |
how_to_apply_or_enroll_in_person | text | Instructions for how to apply to the program in person. | 46% | <p> If you earn $54,…<p> You can also enr…<p> Apply in person … |
apply_in_person_call_to_action | categorical | Call to action phrase for applying in person (e.g. "Find a location"). | 62% | Find a locationFind a tax prep locationFind a centerof 13 |
office_locations_url | url | Link to location finder on ACCESS NYC - where map of in-person application centers is available. | 63% | http://www1.nyc.gov/asse…http://schools.nyc.gov/C…http://www1.nyc.gov/apps… |
how_to_apply_or_enroll_by_phone | text | Instructions for how to apply to the program by phone. | 73% | <p> NYC Health + Hos…<p> If you live in a…<p> You can also cal… |
required_documents_summary | text | A summary of the documents required to apply for this program. | 52% | <p> To apply for CSF…<p> To apply for WIC…<p> To apply for SCR… |
get_help_summary | text | A summary of the different ways you can get help with this program. | 0% | <ul> <li>Visit the <…<ul> <li>Visit the <…<ul> <li>Visit the <… |
get_help_in_person | text | How to get help in person, with a link to the administering agency's in-person centers (ACCESS NYC locations page), or the address for the center. | 26% | <p> <strong>Visit a …<p> <strong>Visit yo…<p> <strong>Visit a … |
get_help_online | text | How to get help online, with link(s) to the administering agency's website. | 3% | <p> <strong>Visit th…<p> <strong>Visit th…<p> <strong>Visit th… |
get_help_by_email | text | How to get help/questions answered by email from the administering agency. | 61% | <p> <strong>Email ST…<p> <strong>Email SC…<p> <strong>Email Pr… |
get_help_by_calling_other_than_311 | text | How to get help by calling the administering agency, and the phone number. | 21% | <p> <strong>Find a V…<p> <strong>Call You…<p> <strong>Call You… |
get_help_by_calling_311 | text | How to get help by calling 311 and what to ask for, or 911 for emergencies. | 29% | <p> <strong>Call 311…<p> <strong>Call 311…<p> <strong>Call 311… |
date | datetime | — | 0% | 2019-01-03T00:00:00.0002019-01-08T00:00:00.0002018-12-27T00:00:00.000 |