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AFC Submits Testimony on the New York City FY 2026 Executive Budget — Health & Mental Health
New York City City Hall Building
  • الشهادة والتعليق العام
  • AFC Submits Testimony on the New York City FY 2026 Executive Budget — Health & Mental Health

    AFC submitted testimony to the NYC Council Committee on Finance, Committee on Health, and Committee on Mental Health, Disabilities and Addiction, urging the City to baseline funding for the Mental Health Continuum and add funding to enhance services at school-based mental health clinics.

    May 23, 2025

    AFC Submits Testimony on the New York City FY 2026 Executive Budget — Hospitals
    New York City City Hall Building
  • الشهادة والتعليق العام
  • AFC Submits Testimony on the New York City FY 2026 Executive Budget — Hospitals

    AFC submitted testimony to the New York City Council Committee on Finance and Committee on Hospitals, urging the City to baseline funding for the Mental Health Continuum so that students, families, clinicians, and school communities will know that they can rely on its services beyond FY 2026.

    May 22, 2025

    More than 80 Organizations Call on Mayor Adams to Meet the Needs of Preschoolers with Disabilities
    Teacher kneels on the floor between two preschool boys, who are sitting at a table drawing. (Photo by Hispanolistic, iStock)
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  • More than 80 Organizations Call on Mayor Adams to Meet the Needs of Preschoolers with Disabilities

    More than 80 organizations are calling on Mayor Adams to include funding in his upcoming Executive Budget to meet the City’s legal obligation to preschoolers with disabilities. Specifically, they are urging the Mayor to continue the $55 million for preschool special education classes that is set to expire in June and to invest at least $70 million to provide preschoolers with disabilities with the evaluations and services they need.

    Apr 15, 2025