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FPWA CEO Responds to New York City’s Budget for Fiscal Year 2024

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For Immediate Release:   June 29, 2023  Contact:   Rachel Noerdlinger, rnoerdlinger@actumllc.com   Emma Brodsky, ebrodsky@actumllc.com       CITY REFUSES TO FUND HUMAN SERVICES SECTOR IN FISCAL YEAR 2024   Devastating Cuts to Social Services, Housing, Education […]

2023 Human Services Funds Tracker Update

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FPWA’s new 2023 Human Services Funds Tracker report provides a comprehensive funding analysis of New York City’s human services agencies over fiscal year ‘22. Previously launched in 2019 as the Federal Funds Tracker, the newly expanded tool monitors state and city funding to provide a holistic account of the sector’s fiscal health. The timing of this year’s report is critical as federal and state support hit their lowest in over 10 years.

FPWA’s Response to the FY 2024 New York State Budget

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For Immediate Release:   May 8, 2023      Contact: Rachel Noerdlinger, rnoerdlinger@actumllc.com Emma Brodsky, ebrodsky@actumllc.com   Fiscal year 2024 budget falls short in addressing cost-of-living crisis On May 2nd 2023, the New York State […]

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FPWA does not use social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), text messages or direct phone contact to solicit, review, or make awards. FPWA staff will not call or message you requesting money in order to be eligible for an award.

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