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Explore ideas proposed by New Yorkers in the 4th Cycle of The People Money below:

These proposals were submitted by New Yorkers across the city this past fall. All ideas with the tag “On the Ballot” were reviewed and selected by Borough Assemblies to advance to the citywide vote this spring.

343 ideas

Gun Prevention Training for CHWs
No title given
After School Out Reach
Public Safety and Self Defense
Help for homeless
The development of education
Lincoln Houses Idea 1
Free Health Care at Parks
Seniors Deserve Due Process
Health Education
Helping the Homeless
More funding for shelters
Social Services Proposal
Harlem Youth Music
Safety for All
All Eyes On the Community
Fueling Healthy Bodies
Sports, ARt, and IT career
Art and Culture Outreach
Community Safety Act
Project Name: "We Care"
Social Services & Shelters
The Next Steps - Lincoln Houses
Education for all
Free therapy for low income families
Physical disability accessibility
Workforce Development Connections Inside Out
Climb the Career Ladder
Find the right path in life
New gen arts & culture
Free public transportation for college students
Rebuilding New York's people
Clean Park Space
Clean, safe streets
Job Training
Cultural Inter-Generational Wellness
Self Defense Class NYC for Bacon, Egg and Cheese
Health care for all to prevent depression
Raising Successful Children
The Harmony Haven
Rec Center for Youth and Immigrants
Passing the Baton to the Youngest Horizons
Cookshops for students
Bilingual Social Workers
Dancing Classrooms Family Engagement Workshops for Manhattan School Communities
The Harlem ID Program
Youth opportunity in entrepreneur ideas
Money for parents
The City's Financial Awareness Course
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