AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSenior Support: Nigeria’s government has partnered with Food Card Nigeria to provide monthly food aid to 10,000 vulnerable older people in a pilot across 10 states, using community data systems to track delivery. Maternity Care: Medicaid cuts are adding pressure to U.S. hospitals: 52 maternity wards have closed since the federal bill was announced, and eight more closures are planned, according to nonprofit Protect Our Care. Civic Oversight: Jamaica’s election-monitoring nonprofit CAFFE says a U.S. funding freeze forced it to halve its volunteer target for the 2025 election, threatening its ability to observe future polls. Affordable Housing: Hamilton expects to spend $130.4 million of its $204.8-million housing and homelessness budget this year, as the city and local providers struggle to maintain aging social housing and add affordable homes. Humanitarian Fundraising: Carey Mulligan and Marcus Mumford’s annual benefit raised a record £5.78 million for Children in Conflict, which says the funds will support more than one million children in war zones.
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