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New York City Children's Cabinet
Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayMayor Bill de Blasio established New York City’s first Children's Cabinet. The NYC Children’s Cabinet seeks to drive coordination and efficiency across city departments; mobilize resources around the Mayor’s priorities for children; strengthen partnerships with the non-profit and private sectors; and facilitate a holistic approach to serving children by aligning agency policies that affect children’s health, safety, and well-being. The Children’s Cabinet is chaired by the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Dr. Raul Perea-Henze and is composed of commissioners and directors from 24 City agencies and Mayoral offices.
The Children's Cabinet promotes opportunities to develop partnerships and efficiencies, allowing each agency's efforts to build off each other and produce a greater cumulative impact on youth and their families. Its goals are to:
- Help families who enter NYC social services agencies to receive intentional supports which put them on a trajectory beyond stability and towards social and economic mobility
- Build social capital for NYC youth through mentoring, community empowerment, and civic engagement
- Develop and advocate for community spaces that provide NYC youth and families a place to socialize, coordinate community resources, and mobilize their needs and concerns
- Provide tools to families with children 0-3 to engage with their youngest children in meaningful interactions to optimize early brain development