US EditionFederal funding freeze disrupts rural organizations supporting foster youth, job growth
- Organizations in West Virginia are facing uncertainty due to a federal funding freeze, impacting programs that support foster youth and job growth, according to Ireland Daugherty.
- Projects tied to Biden administration funding, which were intended to create 1,000 jobs, are on hold because of the funding freeze, as stated by Coalfield Development's CEO Jacob Hannah.
- The lack of support poses dangers to the way of life for West Virginians, as noted by Daugherty.
- Many organizations continue to experience confusion and chaos due to the funding freeze, as reported by the National Council of Nonprofits.
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