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Adams Touts Universal Childcare for Low-Income Families

Mayor Eric Adams announces an additional $80 million in funding to support New York City families and expand access to childcare and early childhood education at P.S. 6 Annex, Brooklyn on July 10, 2025. -Photo by Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office It Takes a City:  Bringing New York City One Step Closer to Universal Childcare for Low-Income Families  By Mayor Eric Adams Community OpEd  Bronx Voice July 17, 2025   NEW YORK - The best way to make the American Dream a reality for all New Yorkers is by making our city more affordable for working-class families.  Childcare costs have skyrocketed across New York City, putting pressure on monthly bills and family budgets. Working families are struggling to afford these high costs, resulting in many leaving the five boroughs. Parents deserve better, and our administration is delivering for them.    L...

Halloween Party for Children Born Premature

Monte Hosts Spooktacular Fun for Past Patients and Families


Bronx Voice

October 31, 2023 


BRONX - Past patients at Montefiore’s Jack D. Weiler Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) gathered at a Spooktakular Costume Party for the first time since the pandemic and enjoyed food, face painting and time with the providers who cared for them. 



From babies who were recently discharged to older kids who graduated years ago, the children and their families spent time sharing memories with each other and providing hope to families whose babies are in the NICU now.


 

Approximately one of every 10 infants in the United States is born too early, some experience life-threatening complications and can need intensive treatment for many months in the NICU. 




Montefiore providers care for hundreds of babies each year at the Weiler Hospital NICU.




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