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Opens in a new window Opens an external website Opens an external website in a new window * English Español العربية বাংলা 简体中文 English Français Kreyol ayisyen 한국어 Polski Русский اردو * You name the cause, we’ll help you address it * Health & Behavioral Health * Housing & Economic Opportunity * People with Disabilities * Choose your Own Cause(s) * * Helping You Change Lives * Mission, Vision & Values * Annual Reports & Financials * Foundations & Corporations * Start a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) * Give to the Community Needs Fund * Leave a New York Legacy * Champion your Causes or Charities * Get Philanthropic Advising * See Investment Vehicles * * * Nonprofit Grantseekers * Grantseeker Process Overview * What We Do (& Don’t) Fund * Current Grantees Overview * * * Professional Advisors * How The Trust Fits Your Clients’ Needs * Strategies for Lasting Impact * * * Foundations & Corporations * Collaborative Funds & Special Initiatives * English Español العربية বাংলা 简体中文 English Français Kreyol ayisyen 한국어 Polski Русский اردو * You name the cause, we’ll help you address it * Health & Behavioral Health * Housing & Economic Opportunity * People with Disabilities * Choose your Own Cause(s) * * Helping You Change Lives * Mission, Vision & Values * Annual Reports & Financials * Start a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) * Give to the Community Needs Fund * Leave a New York Legacy * Champion your Causes or Charities * Get Philanthropic Advising * See Investment Vehicles * * * Nonprofit Grantseekers * Grantseeker Process Overview * What We Do (& Don’t) Fund * Current Grantees Overview * * * Professional Advisors * How The Trust Fits Your Clients’ Needs * Strategies for Lasting Impact * Foundations & Corporations * * * Foundations & Corporations * Collaborative Funds & Special Initiatives ### Nonprofit Funding Area # Human Services New York City Learn more about how we fund human services.
To see what else we fund, explore the Info for Nonprofits page. Info For NonprofitsApply for a Grant The Trust helped foster care agency Graham Windham support families with older foster children transitioning into adulthood. To mitigate the effects of poverty, increase opportunity through effective services and public benefits, and reduce racial disparities.
**Focus on early intervention and prevention to enable vulnerable children to grow up in stable families and succeed in school and life by:** * Supporting a continuum of early childhood programs from birth to kindergarten. * Strengthening services for families with children at risk of foster care placement and for young people already in care.
* Reducing entry and re-entry into the homeless shelter system and increasing long-term housing stability. * Increasing access to income supports and healthy, affordable food. **Expand proven and promising practices that help those in need lead productive lives by:** * Support research, policy, and programs that direct resources to alleviate hunger, homelessness, and poverty; and to move individuals to stability and independence.
* Advocating for wide-ranging, quality services that help low-income individuals and families succeed. **Build the capacity of government agencies and nonprofits serving low-income New Yorkers by:** * Supporting the coordination and integration of services across city agencies and service providers. * Training and supporting public and nonprofit human services workers.
* Advancing efforts that improve the funding, contracting, and support of human services agencies. Preference is given to projects that go beyond one agency or program to offer sector-wide, systemic, and multi-agency solutions. Whenever possible and appropriate human services grants are made in partnership with other Trust program areas.
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