Sustaining human services funding after NHSP expires
Washtenaw County
Summary
The New Human Services Partnership — $15.2 million over five years, shared with the City of Ann Arbor — sunsets June 30, 2027, and commissioners are trying to figure out what replaces it. This affects dozens of nonprofits and thousands of residents who rely on food, housing, and health services funding.
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Last discussed Feb 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
The current partnership puts $15.2 million over five years into community nonprofits — finding a replacement is a multimillion-dollar question.
Residents who depend on food, housing, mental health, and safety-net services — and the nonprofits that deliver them.
None identified yet — but if the county can't replace the federal dollars, program cuts would fall hardest on vulnerable residents.
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