NY to Give Homeless Youth ‘No Strings’ Cash
September 2, 2021
Read the full article by Jason Lemon in Newsweek.com
New York City is launching an experimental program that will give some homeless young people no-strings-attached direct cash payments of $1,250 per month as part of a public-private partnership supported by the mayor’s office.
The initiative will be funded by the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City, the NYC Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity, the Block-Leavitt Foundation, the Melville Charitable Trust, the Robin Hood Foundation and the NYC Fund to End Youth & Family Homelessness.
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September 2, 2021
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