| “Facing another round of budget cuts, the leaders of nonprofits that contract with the state to provide services to people with disabilities, mental health and substance-abuse issues have dire warnings for policymakers. They say there's little left to cut, that they'll have to lay off staff and serve fewer people, and that clients will inevitably feel the pain.
"They say the private nonprofit system is at a breaking point. ”They know this is not a new argument.” Source: CTMirror.org |
12 December 2012
• Connecticut: “Nonprofits Try Again to Make Their Case: 'We're At A Breaking Point'”
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