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New York funding

Integrated Commercial Hotels Program

$12.3M

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Funder
NYC Homeless Services
Amount
$12.3M
Recipient
Phoenix Houses Of Long Island INC

Purpose

NYC Homeless Services awarded $12.3M to Phoenix Houses Of Long Island INC for Integrated Commercial Hotels Program. Category: Human Services/Client Services. <p>The Department of Homeless Services (DHS') is seeking appropriately qualified contractors/vendors to contract for the provision of shelter services for families with children, adult families, and single adults who are temporarily housed in DHS contracted commercial hotels. The selected vendors…

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Integrated Commercial Hotels Program ($12.3M) | New York funding tracker