NYC Administrative Code

§ 21-133 — Web-based information for youth and young adults aged sixteen through twenty applying for or receiving public assistance.

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This section mandates the New York City Department of Social Services/Human Resources Administration to publish web-based information for youth and young adults aged sixteen to twenty regarding public assistance. The information includes application processes, available assistance types, and educational options to meet work requirements. Applies to young individuals seeking public assistance.

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§ 21-133 Web-based information for youth and young adults aged sixteen through twenty applying for or receiving public assistance.

AC § 21-133

a. Definitions. For the purposes of this section the following terms shall have the following meanings: 1. "Public assistance" shall mean safety net assistance and family assistance provided by the New York city department of social services/human resources administration; 2. "Young adult" shall mean any person between and including the ages of eighteen and twenty; and 3. "Youth" shall mean any person between and including the ages of sixteen and seventeen. b. Web-based Information. No later than sixty days from the effective date of the local law that added this section, the department shall publish, through an easily identifiable link on its website, answers to frequently asked questions relating to the rights of and options available to youth and young adults who apply for or are receiving public assistance as head of household, including but not limited to a description of how to apply for public assistance, the types of public assistance that are available, and how recipients may satisfy work requirements through educational activities. Such information shall be updated as often as necessary and at a minimum on an annual basis.

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