Providers warn NYSHIP underfunding is forcing closures as state and advocates call for $62M boost Supportive-housing providers told the committees that New York's long-running supportive-housing service program (NYSHIP) remains underfunded, leaving many buildings at risk; advocates asked for a $62.1 million increase, automatic contract renewals, and a larger HHAP capital pot to avoid further unit losses.

New York's supportive housing program is on the brink of collapse as providers face tough choices between essential services, risking lives and reversing years of progress in combating homelessness.

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Continuum-of-care director warns HUD funding changes could jeopardize supportive housing in Tompkins County At the January Neighborhood Investment Committee meeting, Lydia Barger of the Human Services Coalition outlined how the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development(HUD)notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) changes and a lowered protectedtier could force local supportive-housing projects into competition and put an estimated 60 permanent supportive housing beds at risk in Tompkins County.

Major changes to HUD funding could put over 60 permanent supportive housing beds at risk in Tompkins County, jeopardizing housing stability for those in need.

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City of Yes allocates $50M for supportive housing and enhances funding timeliness City of Yes approves $50 million for supportive housing, addressing critical funding delays.

Federal funding cuts threaten vital health programs in NYC, raising alarms about the future of HIV and preventive care services.

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