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2023 Tenant of the Year Nominee Celebration

Jan.26.2024

On Thursday, January 25th the Network joined tenants nominated for the Network’s 2023 Outstanding Tenant of the Year award with supportive housing staff at Robin Hood Foundation’s headquarters. 

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Mayor Adams Releases FY 2025 Preliminary Budget

Jan.18.2024

On January 16th, Mayor Adams released the FY 25 Preliminary Budget, totaling $109.4 billion-- $2 billion less than the current fiscal year.

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Governor Hochul Releases SFY 2025 Executive Budget

Jan.17.2024

The Governor released the SFY 2025 Executive Budget on January 16th, totaling $233 billion (a 4.5% increase in spending). The Network is continuing to review the details and will follow up as any additional information is revealed.

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The Network’s Statement in Response to Governor Hochul’s FY 2024-2025 Proposed Executive Budget image

The Network’s Statement in Response to Governor Hochul’s FY 2024-2025 Proposed Executive Budget

Jan.16.2024

While we recognize the state’s fiscal constraints and appreciate Governor Hochul’s commitment of critical resources to address the mounting mental health crisis, we are disappointed that her proposed spending plan overlooks the significant role supportive housing plays in protecting the most vulnerable New Yorkers.

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The Network’s Statement in Response to Governor Kathy Hochul’s 2024 State of the State Speech image

The Network’s Statement in Response to Governor Kathy Hochul’s 2024 State of the State Speech

Jan.11.2024

Governor Hochul’s continued recognition of the urgent need to address New York’s housing shortage and intensifying behavioral health crisis with increased resources and attention is yet another sign that she is serious about solving the challenges that matter most to New Yorkers. However, if she is going to meaningfully solve either, it’s essential that she prioritize a sector not explicitly mentioned in her State of the State Address: supportive housing. 

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