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Planned Parenthood’s New York chapter requests $2.5M from NYC Council to protect care amid Medicaid cuts

amNewYork Posted on March 24, 2025

Planned Parenthood of Greater New York (PPGNY) is facing a financial crisis due to Medicaid underfunding. The organization is millions of dollars short annually and urgently needs public and private funding to continue its critical services.

PPGNY has long partnered with the New York City Council, which has historically backed its work across the five boroughs. Now, the organization is calling on the Council for additional support, requesting an expansion of $2.5 million to help close its budget gap and maintain care for nearly 7,500 New Yorkers.

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Planned Parenthood’s New York chapter requests $2.5M from NYC Council to protect care amid Medicaid cuts

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