What's at stake with an expected loss of as much as 50% of local social services funding?
News 12's Elizabeth Hashagne was joined by Carlos Martinez and Dr. Jeffrey L. Reynolds to discuss what's at stake with an expected loss of as much as 50% of local social services funding.
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Oct 14, 2020, 1:50 PM
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News 12's Elizabeth Hashagne was joined by Carlos Martinez and Dr. Jeffrey L. Reynolds to discuss what's at stake with an expected loss of as much as 50% of local social services funding.
Carlos Matinez is the executive director of BRIDGES. Dr. Jeffrey L. Reynolds is the chief executive officer of Family and Children's Association (FCA).
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