Administration for Children’s Services

Administration for Children’s Services Administration for Children's Services 311 Search all NYC.gov websites Keeping Children Safe & Supporting Families Text-Size Read More: Tiny moments happen every day ❤️, but in those everyday moments lie powerful opportunities to keep children safe. From bedtime to playtime, every moment matters. Let’s make safety part of the routine. Learn more at nyc.gov/childsafety. Learn More: Every family needs support sometimes. Access free resources: help with food, clothing, diapers, substance misuse treatment, or mental health counseling Call our Support Line at 212-676-7667 or visit nyc.gov/ForFamilies. Window Guard Safety Learn More: As spring and summer arrive and the weather gets warmer, many families may want to open their windows to let the fresh air in. But open windows can pose a serious risk to curious children. The best way to prevent accidental window falls is to watch your children around open windows and install window guards or window stops. Find Services and Resources Under Our 'For Families' Section Learn More: The NYC Administration for Children's Services can connect you to a wide range of free services and resources aimed at making families and communities stronger. Previous Next Report Child Abuse Become a Foster Parent Find Child Care Resources for Families How Do I Tweets by ACSNYC Quick Links ACS Disability Access Information Adoption Subsidy and KinGAP Find Child Care Become a Foster or Adoptive Parent Careers Child Care Market Rate Application Data & Policies Frequently Asked Questions Get Help With Your ACS Case Immigrant Services and Language Affairs (ISLA) LGBTQ Support News & Events Workforce Institute Our Programs & Initiatives Safe Sleep for Babies Babies sleep safest alone, on their backs, in a bare crib or bassinet—not in bed with you. Adopt or Foster a Child Open your heart and home to a child in foster care; become a foster or adoptive parent. Report Child Abuse Identify the signs of child abuse and maltreatment. Help protect a child by making a report. NYC ACS Prevention Survey New York City is conducting a survey to improve prevention and child care services. Other City Programs & Initiatives Window Guards All apartments with small children are required by law to have window guards. Capital Projects Dashboard A view into the City's construction projects including cost and schedule. NYC Open Data Access more than 1,400 NYC data sets for free, at any time via the NYC Open Data portal. Special Election 4/28 Everything New Yorkers need to vote in the Special Election on 4/28.