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East New York Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Center
Government Office | NYC Human Resources Administration
This location can help you with: Early Learn, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Address
404 Pine Street, 1st Floor, Brooklyn 11208Nearby Stops
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Shepherd Ave
Contact by phone
Call: 718-557-1399Programs at this location
Child care for infants & toddlersEarly Learn
NYC Department of Education
EarlyLearn is free or low-cost child care and education for children six weeks to two years old. There are hundreds of home-based and center-based programs across NYC offering services in safe and positive learning environments.
Apply in person
- Use MySchools: Choose the "EarlyLearn" and "Family Child Care" filters in the drop-down menu, then type in your home address to find programs near you
- Download the application, visit a program of your choice to pick one up, or call 311 to request one in the mail.
- Complete the application and submit it with required the documents to the EarlyLearn program of your choice.
- Apply at your assigned HRA Job Center if you already get HRA benefits and want to enroll in an EarlyLearn NYC program.
Money to buy foodSupplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
NYC Human Resources Administration
Get help paying for groceries with SNAP. SNAP benefits are sometimes called food stamps. They come on a debit card that you can use at many grocery stores and farmers markets.
Apply in person
- Print a paper application, pick one up from a SNAP Center, or call the HRA Infoline at 718-557-1399 to have a paper application mailed to you.
- Gather the documents you'll need to include with your application.
- Drop your completed application off at a SNAP Center near you. You can make copies of your documents at the center.
- You can also apply for SNAP at a community-based organization (CBO) in your neighborhood. Experts can help you submit your application, and the necessary documents.