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- N.Y. Social Services Law § 153-k · Funding for children and family services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 157 · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 158 · Eligibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 159 · Safety net assistance
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 160-a · Unexpended welfare balances
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 163 · Application
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 165 · Recipients authorized to work
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 168 · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 169 · Eligibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 170 · Character
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 171 · Responsibility; county social services districts; city social services districts; cities; towns
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 172 · Moneys to be provided
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 173 · Election to administer veteran assistance by county public welfare district; organization
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 174-b · Authorization of veteran assistance in towns
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 175 · Administration of veteran assistance in New York city
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 176 · Veteran advisory committees; duties
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 177 · Care in public homes; consent of veteran or other eligible persons
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 178 · Veteran assistance financing; state reimbursement
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 193 · Public homes
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 194 · Powers and duties of commissioners of public welfare in relation to public homes
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 194-a · Additional power of work assignment granted to commissioner of public welfare of Monroe county
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 195 · Medical care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 196 · Report on needs of incarcerated individuals of public homes
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 197 · Incarcerated individuals' right of appeal
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 198 · Control of incarcerated individuals
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 199 · Power of commissioner of public welfare to detain certain incarcerated individuals
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 200 · Powers and duties of the commissioner of public welfare in relation to the public farm
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 202 · Construction and administration of public homes
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 207 · Declaration of purpose
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 208 · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 209 · Eligibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 210 · Mandatory minimum state supplementation
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 211 · Agreements for federal administration
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 212 · Responsibility; financing
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 250 · Declaration of object; definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 251 · Federal aid; state plan
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 252 · Responsibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 253 · Application for services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 254 · Eligibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 255 · Character and adequacy of services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 256 · Investigation of applications
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 257 · Supervision; regulations
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 258 · Quarterly estimates; state reimbursement
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 259 · Application of other provisions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 300 · Declaration of purpose; definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 301 · Responsibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 302 · Eligibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 303 · Character and adequacy
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 303-a · Grants of assistance for guide dogs, hearing dogs and service dogs; certain cases
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 304 · Application; verification
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 305 · Appeals and hearings
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 306 · Records and reports
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 307 · Regulations
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 308 · Services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 309 · Social services official as conservator
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 326-a · Title
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 326-b · Fund established; participation; other provisions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 330 · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 331 · Policies and purposes
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 332 · Participation and exemptions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 332-a · Supportive services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 332-b · Disability program
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 333 · Local plans and requirements
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 334 · Orientation
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 335 · Assessments and employability plans for certain recipients in households with dependent children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 335-a · Assessments and employability plans for certain recipients in households without dependent children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 335-b · Mandatory work requirements
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 335-c · Pilot programs
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 336 · Work activities
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 336-a · Educational activities
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 336-c · Work experience
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 336-d · Job search activities
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 336-e · Subsidized public sector employment programs
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 336-f · Subsidized private sector and not-for-profit employment programs
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 337 · Responsibilities of state departments and agencies
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 338 · Cooperation of state departments
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 339 · Reports
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 340 · Technical assistance
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 341 · Conciliation; refusal to participate
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 341-a · Re-engagement; conciliation; refusal to participate
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 342 · Noncompliance with the requirements of this title
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 342-a · Noncompliance with the requirements of this title
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 343 · Declaration of object
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 344 · Responsibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 345 · Definition
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 348 · Application for family assistance
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 349 · Eligibility
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 349-a · Procedures to insure the protection of victims of domestic violence
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 349-b · Deserted, abandoned and out-of-wedlock children; special provisions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 350 · Character and adequacy
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 350-a · Protective payments
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 350-j · Emergency assistance to needy families with children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 352 · Deserted or abandoned children; special provisions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 352-a · Children born out of wedlock; special provisions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 353 · Grant of aid
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 355 · Rules, regulations and forms
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 356 · Moneys to be provided by counties and cities; how expended
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 357 · Quarterly estimates
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 358 · Federal temporary assistance for needy families block grant
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 358-a · Dependent children in foster care