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Housing & Shelter Maps and Data / March 6, 2020

Sleep Awareness Week

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New York City cannot solve family homelessness on its own.

The City operates much of the shelter system, while New York State controls key funding, regulations, and benefits that can help prevent families from entering shelter.

Reducing family homelessness requires sustained City–State coordination on shelter, rental assistance, supportive housing, and public benefits.

Read Seven Governors, One Ongoing Crisis at the link in bio.

#FamilyHomelessness #NYCHomelessness #HomelessnessNYC

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New York City cannot solve family homelessness on its own.

The City operates much of the shelter system, while New York State controls key funding, regulations, and benefits that can help prevent families from entering shelter.

Reducing family homelessness requires sustained City–State coordination on shelter, rental assistance, supportive housing, and public benefits.

Read Seven Governors, One Ongoing Crisis at the link in bio.

#FamilyHomelessness #NYCHomelessness #HomelessnessNYC
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Seven Governors, One Ongoing Crisis: New York State’s Response to Family Homelessness from Carey to Hochul, 1975–2026

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