Posted on January 19, 2016 by Frank G. Runyeon in New York Nonprofit Media New York Nonprofit Media, By Frank G. Runyeon New York City will change procedures for counting and evaluating homeless domestic violence victims as part of a 90-day review ordered by Mayor Bill de Blasio last month. The changes, which followed inquiries by New York Nonprofit Media, mark a departure from official practices that advocates have said were part of a system that often forces domestic violence victims to spend years cycling between city-run and specialized nonprofit-run shelters due to insufficient funding. A city spokesperson outlined two principal changes.
