435 points of distribution of free food for residents were deployed in New York: where to find them

In connection with the coronavirus pandemic, New Yorkers can receive free three meals a day. About who and where can do this, writes the publication. New York Post.

435 points throughout New York

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, food distribution points have been deployed in 435 public schools throughout the Big Apple. Previously, these items provided food only to school students and their families, but from Friday, April 3, were open to all adults. Now you can get food there for the whole day: breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Announcing this innovation, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said: “We don’t want anyone to starve in the city, so there are 435 food outlets here open not only for children but also for adults ... Everyone who is hungry there is a place where you can go for food. "

Where are the points located

Free meals are available to all New Yorkers from Monday to Friday from 7:30 to 13:30. Adults with children can continue to receive free meals from 7:30 to 11:30. Adults without children are offered free meals from 11:30 to 13:30.

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To receive free food, you do not need to register, present an identification card or other documents. You can simply come to one of these addresses and get breakfast, lunch, dinner, or all at once.

Please note that seats are not provided at the distribution points, so you can only take food away. Parents and guardians can take food for their children.

You can find the nearest free food point by going to at this link.

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