NYC: 311 Online Family, Parenting & Children

All the below links are from nyc.gov, I have just conciliated the information.  Family, Parenting & Children Adoption & Foster Care Information about complaints about adoption and foster care.

Child Care & Youth Organizations Information and complaints about programs that serve children and youth, including after school, day care, subsidized child care, and community centers.

Family & Social Workers Information about professional development for people who work with children. Complaints about social workers.

Family Safety & Support Information and programs that promote child health and safety, including child abuse and domestic violence prevention, counseling, and parenting support.

Transportation, Streets & Sidewalks

Parking Rules & Information Parking cards, meters, permits, lots, and garages. Parking rules and regulations.

Buses & Subways MetroCards, MTA buses and subways, Long Island Bus, Select Bus Service, and transit violations.

Bridges, Tunnels, Trams & Ferries Local bridges and tunnels. Roosevelt Island Tramway. Staten Island Ferry, New York Water Taxi, New York Waterway, and Seastreak ferries.

Taxis, Car Services & Access-A-Ride Yellow taxis, car services, limousines, ambulettes, and Access-A-Ride. Resources for passengers with disabilities and taxi drivers.

Air Travel Local airports, airline safety and service.

Trains Amtrak, MTA subways, Long Island Rail Road, Metro-North trains, New Jersey Transit, PATH trains, and the Staten Island Railway.

Cars & Trucks Driver resources including licenses, registration, and permits. Abandoned or disabled vehicles and car rental complaints.

Bicycles Cyclist resources and unsafe biking.

Tickets, Violations & Towing Parking violations, traffic violations, and towed vehicles.

Sidewalks & Driveways Blocked sidewalks and driveways, defects, repairs, and construction. Sanitation and signage.

Streets & Highways Blocked streets, defects, repairs, and construction. Lighting, signage, sanitation, and weather conditions. Routes and transportation planning.

Traffic & Accidents Car accidents, reckless driving, gridlock, traffic conditions, and traffic court. Environment & Sanitation Garbage & Recycling Garbage and recycling pickup, rules, and sanitation services. Noise Noise code and violations. Air Quality & Pollution Indoor and outdoor air quality and pollution. Odors and gas leaks. Animals Domestic animals, wild animals, and pests. Environmental Protection Environmental education, violations, and conservation programs. Toxic & Hazardous Materials Chemicals, asbestos, lead, and industrial and medical waste. Water Pollution, conservation, drought, flooding, public and portable toilets, sewage, and wastewater. Trees Permits, planting, removal, and sidewalk repair. Property, Buildings & Homes Construction, Building & Property Information Licenses, permits, registration, inspections, and appointments. Construction, Building & Property Complaints Construction work and worker violations, building and property conditions. Owner & Landlord Resources Management and maintenance assistance, building violations, regulations. Tenant Resources Maintenance complaints, rent assistance, eviction, housing options. Utilities Electric, water, gas, heat, and phone service. Affordable Housing Public housing, rent regulation, and Section 8. City Planning & Projects Zoning, land use, landmarks, maps, and reports Education & Employment Public Schools & Programs Enrollment, transfers, special programs, administration, tests, and school performance. Private & Alternative Schooling Private and parochial schools, home schooling, and Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities. Jobs & Internships Job training and placement and worker protection. Adult Literacy & Education Classes, General Equivalency Diploma (GED), English as a Second Language. College Higher education, preparation and savings programs, and scholarships. Social Services Employment & Unemployment Benefits Unemployment insurance and Social Security. Public Assistance & Food Medicaid, food stamps, food pantries, soup kitchens, and emergency financial assistance. Seniors Senior centers, home delivered meals, case management, housing, and wellness. Family, Parenting & Children Child care, programs, support, counseling, youth organizations, and adoption. Volunteer & Donate Serve in the community. Donate blood, goods, or money. Women Wellness, family planning and pregnancy, support services. People with Disabilities Benefits, housing, and jobs. Community Community centers, programs, and libraries. Immigration Applications, documents, and immigrant support. Death & Grieving Cremation, funeral preparation, burial financial assistance, and bereavement support. Homelessness Homelessness prevention, rental assistance, shelters. Veterans Programs and benefits Health & Medicine Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking Education and treatment. Diseases & Conditions Testing, prevention, and treatment. Environmental Health Bed bugs, food poisoning, and mold. Facilities, Equipment & Workers Hospitals, clinics, ambulances, medical equipment, and health care professionals. Family Planning Birth control, emergency contraception, and abandoned baby prevention. Health Care & Healthy Living Health and wellness support. Health Insurance Health care and prescription drug coverage programs. Health Department Violations & Outreach Education and enforcement. Medical Records Medical, immunization, and personal health records. Nutrition & Fitness Eating, exercise, and weight management. Reports & Statistics Public and personal health. Screenings & Vaccinations Preventative care and immunizations. Women's Health & Pregnancy Family planning, pregnancy, and breast cancer Public Safety & Law Crime & Safety Crime prevention, victim support, gun permits, and quality of life. Police Department Precinct locations, fingerprinting, and employment. Police officers, Marshals, Sheriffs, and private investigators. Fire Department Firehouse locations, fire safety, certification, and employment. Prisons & Corrections Inmates, jail release services, and juvenile detention. Parking & Traffic Violations Tickets and towed vehicles. Courts Hearings, judges, and jury duty. Disasters & Emergencies Information about disaster and emergency preparedness, recovery, and assistance. Legal Legal assistance and complaints about lawyers. Government & Civil Services City Officials & Information Contact information, reports, data, and the municipal archives. Doing Business with NYC VENDEX, contracts, payment, procurement, advertising, leasing City property, the City Bid List, and insurance. Courts Hearings, judges, and jury duty. Consulates & Foreign Government Representatives Embassies, consulates, passports, and diplomatic guidance. Elections Voting, campaign finance, candidates, and public debates. Jobs & Workers Exams, payroll, benefits, and conflicts of interest. Legal Claims against the City. Military Emergency communication, draft registration, and debt relief. Postal Products and services. Records & Licenses Birth, death, marriage, domestic partnership, and name change records. Driver's licenses and passports. Taxes Business, property, income, and sales tax. Forms and rebate programs. Auctions Police, automobile, and surplus material auctions. Culture & Recreation Art, Museums & Libraries Galleries, theaters, historical societies, grants, and performer permits. Parks, Gardens & Nature Centers Parks, botanical gardens, nature programs, zoos, and aquariums. Beaches & Pools Beaches, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and saunas. Events Calendars and permits. Recreational Activities Bicycling, boat marinas, playgrounds, golf courses, ice skating rinks, recreation centers, horseback riding, and sports permits. Sports Events and teams, including the Brooklyn Nets, the Brooklyn Cyclones, the New York Mets, and the New York Yankees. Tourism Tours, maps, guides, and souvenirs. TV, Radio & Film NYC TV and radio, digital TV, and film permits and incentives. Gambling Off Track Betting.

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Kellogg's Family Rewards

Kellogg's Family Rewards - Free Codes 

Kellogg's Family Rewards is a great program that allows you to earn rewards like movie passes, restaurant vouchers, and high value printable coupons.

To register for the program or log in here:

https://www.kelloggsfamilyrewards.com/en_US/login.html

Enter codes from marked packages:

To earn points to trade in for rewards all you have to do is enter codes from specially marked products.  

Enter free codes:

Kellogg's also offers free codes throughout the year. 

Below is a list of codes that should still be active.  All you have to do is log in to your account and copy and paste the codes. 

COSTOFCEREALPOLL (10 points)

ENTERDELTASWEEPS (50 points)

ERESUNGANADORHOY (50 points)

EZ25POINTSFORKFR (25 points)

FAVHOLIDAYCOOKIE (25 points)

FOODNETMAG50PNTS (50 points)

GOODHOUSEMAG50PT (50 points)

HALLOWEENPARTY25 (25 points)

HOWITWORKS20PNTS (20 points)

JOINKELLOGG2SAVE (50 points)

KFRDELTAENTERNOW (50 points)

KFRFAVPOPTARTS10 (10 points)

KFRFIBERPLUSPOLL (10 points)

KFRFREEGROCERIES (50 points)

KFRGIFTOFSAVINGS (50 points)

KFRNOWONFACEBOOK (20 points)

MARIECLAIRE50PTS (50 points)

MYFAVCHARACTER50 (50 points)

REDBOOKKFR50PNTS (50 points)

TAKECAREOFYOU20P (20 points)

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ArtsWestchester: Join us for the opening of our latest exhibition: From Shore to Shore

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Broadway Spectacular, Free Week of Dance, Antiques Appraisal + more! | 1/4-10

SAT, JAN 5: Viva, Viva La Befana! Westchester Italian Cultural Center presents Viva, Viva La Befana! a musical retelling of the Italian Christmas folk tale of La Befana, a kind, old woman who delivers gifts to children on January 5, the eve of the Epiphany. Sing, dance and enjoy this family friendly event,10:30am-12pm. Registration in advance is a must. MORE INFO: www.artswestchester.org/things-to-do/event/viva-viva-la-befana SUN, JAN 6: Neil Berg and Rob Evan’s 2013 Broadway Spectacular Dynamic composer, producer and pianist Neil Berg shares the stage with Broadway star Rob Evan to co-host Irvington Town Hall Theater’s 2013 Broadway Spectacular. Current and past Broadway stars will recreate moments from the Great White Way along with some of their favorite tunes. Don’t miss this popular event that’s like having Broadway in your very own living room! Show begins at 7:30pm. MORE INFO: www.artswestchester.org/things-to-do/event/neil-berg-and-rob-evans-2013-broadway-spectacular MON, JAN 7 – SAT, JAN 12: Free Week of Dance Series Steffi Nossen School of Dance invites the Westchester community to participate in all dance classes free of charge during its Free Week of Dance Series, January 7-12. With two studio locations in White Plains and Chappaqua, Steffi Nossen offers classes that appeal to the diverse interests of dance students of all levels. MORE INFO: www.artswestchester.org/things-to-do/event/january-week-of-dance-series TUE, JAN 8 – TUE, JAN 22: Antiques Lecture & Appraisal Series New Castle Historical Society hosts its annual Antiques Lecture & Appraisal Series, 10am-12pm on Tuesdays, January 8, 15, and 22, at the Chappaqua Library. At each session, an antique specialist will lead a discussion on their field of expertise, followed by verbal on-the-spot appraisals of items brought by audience members (limit two items per person). MORE INFO: www.artswestchester.org/things-to-do/event/8th-annual-antique-lectue-and-appraisal-series WED, JAN 9 – SAT, JAN 26: Black and White Mamaroneck Artists’ Guild ushers in the New Year with Black and White, an exhibition of black-and-white themed fine art in a wide variety of media, including oil, watercolor, printmaking, pastel, fiber, photography, jewelry, and sculpture. Runs January 9-26, with an opening reception Saturday, January 12, 3-5pm. MORE INFO:  www.artswestchester.org/things-to-do/event/black-and-white Clay Art Center is at ArtsWestchester! Parents, sign your kids up now for clay classes at ArtsWestchester, presented by Port Chester's Clay Art Center. CAC's new satellite studio at ArtsWestchester's building in downtown White Plains provides classes for youth ages 6-10, to explore the fun-filled world of ceramic art! Classes are held in 8-week sessions on Tuesday afternoons and Saturday mornings, beginning January 22. Click below to register. MORE INFO: www.clayartcenter.org/CAC_at_ARTSW_s/381.htm www.ThisandThatbyJL.com ArtsWestchester CEO Janet Langsam's blog The secret is out. In a former life, I raced sailboats…reluctantly of course. It was a rite of passage that came with marriage. Racing a Snipe-class boat (13 ft.)  in the Atlantic Ocean seemed the least I could do for a future husband who loved to sail. Weaker hearts might have remained single... Read more of Janet's blog, "From Shore to Shore" View this week's events by category by clicking the corresponding button below:      ARTS THIS WEEK is brought to you by ArtsWestchester with support from NYSCA

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