HR-1 Federal Changes in Medicaid Overview
Please join us for an informative overview of the upcoming legislative changes under HR-1 and their direct impact on Medicaid programs.
- Date
- Oct 13, 2026
- Time
- 11:00 AM — 12:00 PM
- Venue Location
- Virtual
Overview
The New York State Nonprofit Unit works to strengthen the relationship between all aspects of State Government and the Nonprofit Sector. The Unit works with State Agencies and New York nonprofits to interpret and clarify state regulations, and connect nonprofits to State decision-makers.
About the Unit and Resources
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About the Nonprofit Unit
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Prequalification Guide
Step-by-step instructions to help nonprofit organizations complete pre-contracting activities, including the NYS prequalification process. This resource covers core eligibility criteria, application guidelines, and key tips to ensure a straightforward experience.
Pre-Contracting Guidance Webinar
Pre-Contracting Guidance Webinar
https://www.youtube.com/embed/5uIodcIlNcY
Meetings and Events
Featured News
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Apply for a NYSCA Capital Projects Grant
The New York State Council on the Arts Capital Projects Fund is now accepting applications from nonprofit arts and cultural organizations statewide.
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$62 Million Available for Improving Housing
Applications are open for programs that help local governments and nonprofits provide housing assistance to individuals and families, including older adults and veterans.
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$75 Million Available Through NY Bricks
Governor Hochul announced $75 million in NY BRICKS grants to build, renovate and modernize community centers statewide.
A Message from Governor Hochul
New York’s nonprofits help communities across our state, doing vital work to support those in need — from helping new parents give their children a strong start in life, to supporting our seniors, in all areas of life, and in every corner of our state.
As the second-largest workforce in the state, our 16,750-organization strong nonprofit industry also generates thousands of family-supporting jobs. That means many New Yorkers are able to serve in a nonprofit as their primary job — offering critical support to their communities year round.
You’ll see New Yorkers dedicating their time and talents to support their neighbors through access to affordable childcare and housing, health care services, emergency services, and so much more. Nonprofits are critical to making New York’s communities stronger, and to driving our state forward.