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Giving Thanks When Times Are Tough
In his latest column, NYHealth President and CEO David Sandman reflects on this difficult moment, the fragility of our food safety net, and why emergency action was needed to support New Yorkers at risk of going hungry.
New York Health Foundation Commits $1 Million to Address Urgent Hunger Crisis
Emergency funds will support food insecure New Yorkers while federal government delays and cuts SNAP benefits
NYHealth Testimony on Needs of Older Veterans in New York City
NYHealth Senior Program Officer Derek Coy submitted the following testimony to the October 23, 2025, New York City Council Committee on Veterans jointly with the Committee on Aging Oversight - Needs of Older Veterans in New York City.
Health Care Is the Off-Ramp Out of the Shutdown
In his latest column, NYHealth President and CEO David Sandman explains how extending Affordable Care Act subsidies could end the shutdown and protect affordable health coverage for millions.
When Washington Retreats, States Step Up
In his latest column, NYHealth President and CEO David Sandman highlights how New York is stepping up to safeguard vaccines and protect health coverage as Washington retreats from its responsibilities.
NYHealth Testimony on Implementing Recommendations from the Veterans Advisory Board
NYHealth Senior Program Officer Derek Coy testified in-person at the September 22, 2025, New York City Council Committee on Veterans Meeting on Oversight – Implementing Recommendations from the Veterans Advisory Board.
Fear Factor: Immigrant Health in Jeopardy
In his latest column, NYHealth President and CEO David Sandman explores how fear and policy changes are putting immigrant health at risk.
Not Going Your Way: The MTA Trades Public Health for Pocket Change
In his latest column, NYHealth President and CEO David Sandman outlines why the MTA should reinstate its restrictions on alcohol advertising and highlights New Yorkers advocating to extend the MTA’s policy limiting unhealthy advertising.
A Win for Health, A Win for Children
The 2025–2026 New York State budget expands and fully funds universal free school meals, ensuring that 2.7 million students across the State have the food they need to be healthy and ready to learn.
More Than 60% of New York’s Newest Veterans Have a Disability
Better access to appropriate health care and mental health services needed
