An Overview of NYC's FY26 Budget Through CCC's Lens

Explore CCC’s NYC Budget breakdown and see where the budget does and does not invest in children and families.

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Overview of the New York City Fiscal Year 2026 Adopted Budget

Budget Analysis & Priorities

On June 30th, 2025, the City Council and Adams Administration adopted the $115.9 billion Fiscal Year 2026 Bud …

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FY26 NYC Budget Makes Key Investments in Children and Families

Issue Reports & Briefs

CCC applauds the Mayor and City Council for their leadership in securing a budget that makes critical investments essent …

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Rental Voucher Contribution Increases Will Exacerbate NYC’s Housing Crisis

Testimony & Public Comments

On Friday, May 30, Associate Executive Director of Policy Alice Bufkin submitted comments to a public hearing on a propo …

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How Children and Families Fared in the NYS 2025-26 Budget

Budget Analysis & Priorities

The FY26 Budget made substantial enhancements to the Empire State Child Tax Credit, and funded universal school …

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Spotlight on NYC Housing

Insights

Housing security is a children’s issue. At CCC, we know that when families have stable, secure homes, kids thrive. Her …

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Data Shows Medicaid & SNAP Cuts Will Harm Millions in NY

Insights

On Thursday, July 3, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 1, cementing a reconciliation bill that includes mill …

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Tracking State Trends Over Time: Economic Security in NY Counties

Digital Briefs

New York is a state of vast diversity – rural, suburban, urban – a …

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Food Security is Critical to NYC Child Well-being as Costs Rise

Insights

Food insecurity is disrupting family well-being across NYC, but there are straightforward solutions that we can i …

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