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Housing
Federal Budget Reconciliation Threatens Tax-Exempt Bonds and Medicaid Congress has officially begun the budget reconciliation process, and key programs that support aging services are at risk. We strongly encourage our NY members to join us in protecting federal funding!
- 10 days ago
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Housing
Updates on Trump Administration Immigration Actions A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration's early terminations of humanitarian parole for Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan nationals. In another development, according to reporting by news outlets, the Trump administration is terminating Temporary Protected Status for nationals of Afghanistan and Cameroon.
- 10 days ago
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Housing
LeadingAge NY Urges NYS to Prioritize Older Adults in LIHTC Administration The association presented oral and written statements on HCR’s proposed changes to its LIHTC QAPs and SLIHC regulations with member-driven recommendations on how best to leverage the programs to support the development of more affordable housing options for NY’s older adults.
- 17 days ago
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Housing
HUD Unveils Streamlined Website In all, HUD says the new site features a 90 percent reduction in content from the previous website. Members who cannot find information they regularly or periodically need for the administration of their housing are encouraged to report their experience to LeadingAge.
- 17 days ago
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Housing
CMS Announces It Will Not Approve New and Additional FMAP Funds for Designated State Health Programs and State Investment Programs It is unclear whether current approved funds are in jeopardy.
- 10 days ago
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Housing
2025 State Budget Social Media Toolkit The deadline for passage of the State budget has passed, and negotiations are currently ongoing. It is critical that we keep the funding needs of long-term care and aging services providers top of mind. Members are encouraged to amplify LeadingAge NY social media tools and digital advocacy resources as much as possible!
- 17 days ago
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Housing
HUD Sets 2025 Income Limits for Housing Assistance The new limits, effective April 1, 2025, determine eligibility for assisted housing programs, including project-based Section 8 and Section 202, as well as for public housing and Housing Choice Vouchers.
- 17 days ago
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Housing
HUD Doubles Down on Ending Funding for Certain Immigrants, Sanctuary Cities By one estimate, there are 13 sanctuary states and 220 sanctuary cities in the U.S. Whether these jurisdictions will lose their congressionally authorized and appropriated HUD grants is unclear.
- 17 days ago
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