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DYCD-funded providers offer engaging high-quality afterschool programs for NYC youth ages 6 and up across all five boroughs.

DYCD-funded programs support reading, writing, GED, and English language classes for youth and adults at no cost.

DYCD-funded providers offer housing support for NYC young adults, adults and families. Programs for adults and families offer housing assistance to low-income tenants, homeowners and tenant groups with the goal of attaining and maintaining adequate, affordable and safe housing, while providing services for young adults that need a place to stay in times of crisis.

DYCD funds a wide variety of programs designed to help New Yorkers confront life's challenges. Programs include the Fatherhood initiative, senior services, housing assistance and more.

DYCD is the City's lead agency for youth employment programs, and is committed to expanding opportunities for New York City's young people. Employment programs help youth between the age of 14 and 24 gain work experience and further their education.

DYCD-funded providers offer family, senior, youth workforce, educational and housing support services in neighborhoods citywide.

More than three million of New York City's 8.2 million residents were born outside the United States. DYCD works with community-based organizations across all five boroughs that provide a range of services and support our newest New Yorkers.