CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS
CityViews: How Helpful Neighbors Promote New Yorkers’ Health
Oxiris Barbot |
For the first time, the city’s Community Health Survey sought to learn whether and where New Yorkers felt they had helpful neighbors.
An Easter Egg Hunt in Tottenville, Staten Island, where a recent DOHMH survey found that a higher than average share of residents believes their neighbors are helpful.
For the first time, the city’s Community Health Survey sought to learn whether and where New Yorkers felt they had helpful neighbors.
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