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The AI Wave Is Coming. New York’s Low-Income Workers Aren’t Ready.
Press Release: The Impact of Hospital Consolidation on Health Care Affordability in New York State
New Medicaid Rules Demand a New Effort to Keep New Yorkers Covered
Harlem State Senator Offers A Plan For Building Housing Her Constituents Can Afford
Press Release: New Yorkers Say: Put Housing in Community Hands
Community Health Access to Addiction and Mental Healthcare Project (CHAMP): New York State’s Independent Behavioral Health Ombudsman Program Request for Proposals, Western NY
Police Misconduct Costs Millions, Mayor Mamdani Must Toss the NYPD Playbook
Testimony: CityFHEPS Is Highly Valued, But Delays, Discrimination, and Payment Interruptions Threaten Housing Stability
Findings from new CSS research speak to several issues related to CityFHEPS and rental assistance in New York City.
Press Release: A New Report From CSS: What New Yorkers’ Experiences Tell Us About Improving CityFHEPS
Findings from a new Community Service Society of New York (CSS) brief analyzing New Yorkers’ experience using CityFHEPS—the city’s primary rental assistance program—offer valuable insights on where the program is working well, areas where voucher-holders encounter barriers, and opportunities to strengthen the program in achieving its main objective: keeping New Yorkers housed and reducing homelessness.
The AI Wave Is Coming. New York’s Low-Income Workers Aren’t Ready
To Close the Wealth Gap, Mayor Mamdani Must Look Past Tax Hikes, Rent Freezes
Testimony: COPA, Safer Homes, and the Block by Block Plan
Press Release: State Cuts to Insurance Premiums Rates Will Save New York Consumers $324 Million
New York’s Opportunity to Boost Community Ownership
Press Release: CSS Report: Navigating Financial Insecurity: Low-Income New Yorkers’ Financial Strategies and Experiences
As the cost of living continues to strain household budgets, a new study from the Community Service Society of New York (CSS) sheds light on how low-income New Yorkers manage financial insecurity, cope with unexpected expenses, and navigate a complex web of financial institutions, public benefits, and community resources.