DYCD - Community Action Board

Department of Youth and Community Development - Serving New York City Youth, Families & Communities

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	The Community Action Board (CAB) is a Citywide body that oversees community action initiatives under the federal Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program. The CAB is comprised of 22 residents of low-income communities, 15 elected public officials, and eight representatives from the private sector. CAB members participate in the development of program priorities and advise in the allocation of CSBG funds. Additional Information: CAB Membership CAB Meeting Schedule Conflict of Interest Rules Withdrawal of Recognition and Removal of Members

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