Housing and Homelessness
SAVING SECTION 8
C. Feldman |
Some voucher funding restored; more still in jeopardy.
Some voucher funding restored; more still in jeopardy.
Families of disabled see drop in income as state recalculates their grants.
Disabled recipients often don’t get the home visits they need.
Law enforcement and social workers alike say the Fortune Academy is a model for sending prisoners back home safely.
New York’s health care costs are crushing state and local budgets, and Albany’s leaders are moving fast to stop the bleeding. Here’s a user’s guide to the proposals on the operating table.
Unlicensed psychiatric homes operate in the far-out corners of the city and below the radar of the state agencies charged to regulate them. Some are dirty and dangerous, others exemplary–and no one knows where else their residents can go.
Critics say the number of mentally ill prisoners tracked by a new Rikers database is far too low.
Governor Pataki has proposed a slate of Medicaid cost-cutting measures that some have called “devastating.”
City lawyers donate time to speed guardianship.
A class of parolees with mental illnesses and substance abuse problems who are awaiting state-funded treatment have filed a federal lawsuit against the state.