| New York City Department for the Aging | 212-244-6469 TTY 212-504-4115 | This department has health insurance options counselors who help seniors find ways to pay for assisted living by comparing Medicaid programs. It directly supports seniors through home-delivered and congregate meals, transportation services, and an elder abuse helpline. | 
| New York Foundation for Eldercare | 212-213-2788 | NYFE operates a shingles awareness and vaccination program, and it offers home assistance for income-qualified seniors. Additionally, the foundation hosts intergenerational volunteer programs and activities. | 
| City Harvest | 646-412-0600 | City Harvest has a food distribution program with a network of over 400 food pantries throughout New York City. It also helps qualified individuals enroll in the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. | 
| Citymeals on Wheels | 212-687-1234 | Citymeals on Wheels delivers weekend meals to housebound seniors in New York City. It also operates programs that provide those in need with breakfast boxes, holiday meals, and emergency food packages. Additionally, advisors at Citymeals on Wheels refer seniors to community-based programs that address isolation. | 
| Corning Meals on Wheels | 607-962-7985 | Corning Meals on Wheels provides donation-based home-delivered meals to housebound individuals aged 60 and up. Each delivery includes a hot meal with a protein-based entree and two vegetable sides, along with a cold meal with a sandwich, fresh fruit, salad, bread, and milk. | 
| Food Bank for New York City | 212-566-7855 | Food Bank for New York City maintains a database of food banks, soup kitchens and senior centers throughout the city. It helps older adults find SNAP enrollment sites and connects them with free tax filing assistance. | 
| Equipment Loan Program | 212-619-1400 | This program loans durable medical equipment and assistive technology to seniors with ALS. Qualified individuals obtain power and manual wheelchairs, hospital beds, sliding bathtub benches, and iPads preloaded with communication apps through this program, . | 
| Elderlaw Project | 212-626-7383 | A service of the City Bay Justice Center, the Elderlaw Project helps seniors navigate civil legal issues such as creating simple wills and understanding power of attorney laws. The organization has a legal hotline where callers obtain advice on health insurance, denied benefits and assisted living matters. | 
| Office of the State Long Term Care Ombudsman | 888-855-9807 | The long-term care ombudsman promotes the safety and welfare of assisted living residents by visiting local facilities and ensuring compliance with state and federal rules. They also counsel seniors on paying for long-term care, assess local options, and resolve care-related and interpersonal issues. | 
| New York Foundation for Seniors Citizens | 212-962-7559 | NYFSC operates the Dyckman Older Adult Center, which serves congregate meals and hosts social and recreational activities. The organization also oversees affordable housing initiatives, free transportation services, case management and respite care services. | 
| Alzheimer's Association of New York City | 800-272-3900 | The local chapter of the Alzheimer's Association hosts early-stage engagement programs, support groups, and educational workshops for seniors and families facing dementia diagnoses. It also has case managers and care consultants who help individuals plan for long-term care needs and provide referrals for community resources. | 
| New York Social Security Offices | 800-772-1213 TTY 800-325-0778 | New York City houses six Social Security field offices. These offices help seniors apply for new or replacement Social Security cards, submit applications for Medicare and Social Security benefits, and obtain screening for Medicaid. | 
| Harlem Vet Center | 646-273-8139 | The Harlem Vet Center provides free mental health services for qualified veterans, including individual, family, and group counseling for issues such as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. It hosts community events and presentations throughout the year and helps residents understand and access benefits that help pay for assisted living. | 
| Manhattan Vet Center | 212-951-6866 | At the Manhattan Vet Center, veterans access community events, screening services, and medical care referrals. They also get personalized assistance with understanding the VA benefits they qualify for. | 
| Margaret Cochran Corbin VA Campus | 212-686-7500 | The local VA medical center provides comprehensive primary and specialty services, including vaccinations, treatment for bone and joint problems, dental and vision care and heart care. It also has a 24-hour emergency department and HealtheVet care coordination services. |