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Foodlink’s Curbside Market makes it easier to purchase healthy, affordable food for you and your family, with the belief that everyone deserves access to fresh foods, regardless of your budget or where you live.

Government, non-profit and neighborhood organizations are achieving measurable success in their lead poisoning education and outreach efforts.

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The City offers an abundance of year-round social, cultural and athletic programs at throughout the city for youth, teens and adults. Find out about R-Central and discover the latest R-Guide!

The City of Rochester, Monroe County, and the area’s homeless service providers, housing providers and funders collaborate to assist the homeless and to help individuals and families avoid homelessness. A number of resources can be found on this page.

The City of Rochester is committed to safeguarding the health and well-being of our residents by addressing the risks of lead exposure in homes and water systems.

We are committed to addressing the ongoing opioid crisis by strategically utilizing funds received through state opioid settlements.

The City of Rochester is developing its first-ever Community Food System Plan. This effort seeks to understand the local food system better across city neighborhoods and develop recommendations to inform policies, partnerships, and initiatives to improve food access, health, and resilience.

An aggressive approach toward the opioid crisis.

The Rochester area is home to one of - if not the largest - per capita populations of deaf and hard of hearing people in America. This page contains resources designed to better serve this critical community. Special Announcement Deaf Friendly ROC The City of Rochester is seeking input to better ser

The City of Rochester is dedicated to making this a world-class bicycling community.

Food truly is a treasure in more ways than you can imagine! We’re working to reduce food waste in Rochester and we want you to join us. With easy tips and actions to take, you can help reduce food waste in your home or at the office.

The Healthy ROC Grocer Program is a City of Rochester initiative designed to expand access to fresh, affordable, and nutritious food for residents across the community.

The City of Rochester and Monroe County are committed to making our community safer and more prepared to respond to sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) emergencies.

The Healthy ROC Grocer Program makes it easy for you to find stores conveniently located in your neighborhood or near your workplace to quickly fill your shopping basket with nutritious, wholesome foods that support the well-being of you and your family.