New York Statutes

§ 41 — Legislative findings and purpose

New York·Law SOS Social Services·Title 1 Homeless Housing and Assistance Program·Art. 2-A Shelter and Supported Housing Programs
§ 41. Legislative findings and purpose. The legislature hereby finds\nthat large numbers of people in communities across our state are unable\nto secure housing for themselves and are living in the streets or in\nemergency shelters, despite current efforts by public and private\nagencies to provide adequate housing for those in need; that the present\ncondition is contrary to the public interest and threatens the health,\nsafety, welfare, comfort and security of the people of the state; that\ncommunities across the state must each do their share to assist the\nhomeless; and that the public interest requires that state financial\nassistance be provided to construct or rehabilitate housing units for\nthe homeless in communities throughout New York state and to explore\nalternative means of

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