Senator Scarcella- Spanton secures $2 million for Children's Aid Community Center
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STATEN ISLAND - THE DEVELOPMENT A NEW COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY iS made possible thanks to $2 million in capital funds allocated by State Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton (D-23).
Scarcella-Spanton, whose district stretches from Sheepshead Bay to eastern Staten Island, has secured the funds to support the building and establishment of the new community center on Staten Island's North Shore. This new funding will ensure the center remains a critical resource for local youth, providing a safe environment for personal growth and community engagement
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