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Since Day 1, NY State workers have been working behind the scenes to help New Yorkers as we battle #COVID19.
Recently featured @NYSDEC, now highlighting NYS’s Office of Child & Family Services @NYSOCFS.
Below are their stories & photos from March. #HowWeDoIt #NewYorkServeshttps://twitter.com/GovKathyHochul/status/1246418220782956545 …
.@NYSOCFS Admin Asst. Barbara has been known to dress up as the Easter Bunny, Santa’s Elf, a football player & more. Now she’s donning a mask on the front lines at @UAlbany #COVID19 test site w/ Channah from Child Welfare, Judith from Columbia Secure Center & other All Stars.pic.twitter.com/BxbqgGtrMU
.@NYSOCFS staff member Chelsea has Highland Residential Center staff in stitches – making reusable, washable masks to ensure that Highland staff have safe and stylish personal protective equipment.pic.twitter.com/ftz7hfw2qU
.@NYSOCFS couldn’t do it without them Office of Management Services staff JoAnn, Pete and John - who manage supply distribution to OCFS facilities, child care resource and referral agencies and community multi-services office statewide.pic.twitter.com/OWulja4zWn
Kudos to @NYSOCFS Children and Family Services Specialist Kelly serving as Food Unit Leader at the Glen Island and Bay Plaza COVID-19 Sampling Sites. She’s a rock star!pic.twitter.com/NoilQopuit
NYS Commission for the Blind’s (@NYSCB) dedicated Director Brian may be home, but he’s as engaged as ever in supporting, advocating for and serving blind and visually impaired New Yorkers. Here he is taking part in a virtual town hall with the National Federation for the Blind.pic.twitter.com/sJ28TOWk36
Human Services Call Center Staff Lorraine, Candace, Greg, Richard and Dechanira are home, but still part of a team providing great customer service for state agencies and also answering COVID-19 calls from the public.pic.twitter.com/cgypOE6xJ6
.@NYSOCFS Public Information Specialist Jackie plants a pinwheel garden at Huyck Memorial Park to raise awareness of child abuse prevention for Child Abuse Prevention month.pic.twitter.com/bPFgDyOqhr
@NYSOCFS Assistant Office Services Manager Alyssa readies NYS Clean Hand Sanitizer for a trip across the state to be delivered to county caseworkers.pic.twitter.com/HvrcDyLzhm
.@NYSOCFS Adult Protective Services Manager Kym delivers hand sanitizer to the Westchester County Department of Social Services.pic.twitter.com/ka8PTzRhxs
.@NYSOCFS Adult Protective Services staffer Mike helped deliver 80 gallons of NYS Clean hand sanitizer to Westchester county caseworkers.pic.twitter.com/4fEIYpGRWh
.@NYSOCFS Adult Protective Services Administrator Sarah brings NYS Clean hand sanitizer to grateful Nassau County caseworkers.pic.twitter.com/ZBxNxEBRDo
.@NYSOCFS Adult Services Staff David, Diane, Arthur, Joanne and Susan are not only heroes for New York’s vulnerable adults, they’re caring for Suffolk County caseworkers as well.pic.twitter.com/Cty29lVv1d
.@NYSOCFS Fire Safety Representative Sarangen has become a hand sanitizer distribution expert, delivering to voluntary agencies throughout New York State.pic.twitter.com/umpQ6G01dZ
.@NYSOCFS quickly created a new online training so counties statewide can continue to hire and train child welfare and other caseworkers. Trainers Brittany and Sarah were among the first to help counties with the new system.pic.twitter.com/0rsozlWtKj
.@NYSOCFS delivered NYS Clean hand sanitizer to Buffalo for child care programs with fire safety representative John and child care licensors Tracey, Frances, Nick, Antonia and Patrick.pic.twitter.com/QGH23NxCr8
Thank you @NYSOCFS Commissioner Sheila Poole for your leadership and always stepping up for New Yorkers. #NewYorkServes #HowWeDoIt
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