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Participation in voluntary services contributes to mental and physical health, life satisfaction, and social well-being.

The rate of obesity and diabetes in East New York and Starrett City is the highest percentage in the city.

National Good Neighbor Day is celebrated on September 28th to recognize the importance of good neighbors and create a more connected community.

According to VA data, minority veterans are more likely to have a PTSD diagnosis than non-minorities.

Research shows that teens who eat with their families regularly report lower levels of depression and lower levels of risk-seeking behaviors.

Studies show that people who practice religion or spirituality may have lower blood pressure, a reduced risk of heart disease, and better overall well-being.

Substance use can lead to changes in some of the same brain areas that are disrupted in other mental disorders, such as schizophrenia, anxiety, mood, or impulse-control disorders.

Adults with disability who are physically active are less likely to develop a chronic condition than those who are not physically active.

New York City offers a variety of medical careoptions to migrants, regardless of their immigration status or ability to pay.

Growing and eating your own fruits and vegetables can help you eat healthier and increase your fiber intake.

East New York and Starrett City have higher absenteeism rates in elementary schools than the rest of New York City.

In NYC, you can vote in local and national elections even if you have a criminal record.

East New York has more community gardens than any neighborhood in the city.