Children’s Aid faces funding loss for youth programs in New York City
The 19th News · August 6, 2026Original source ↗
What happened
Children's Aid was set to continue its summer sexual health and youth development programming in various settings across New York City. However, federal funding for the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program grants was terminated abruptly, affecting the organization's ability to provide these services.
Why it matters
The funding loss impacts vital health and development programs for young people in New York City.
How this story affects people
How does this story affect you if you are a young person in New York City?
You will lose access to important sexual health and youth development programs that help you make informed decisions about your health and future. This funding cut could lead to increased risks related to sexual health and development for you and your peers.
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