Supervised Visitation Programs in New York State December 16, 2024

Assembly Standing Committees on the Judiciary and on Children and Families · December 16, 2024

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Opening remarks and hearing purpose

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Assemblyman Charles Levine (chair, Judiciary Committee) and Assemblyman Andrew Hevesy (chair, Children and Families Committee) opened the joint hearing and stated its purpose: to examine access to, and resources for, court‑ordered supervised visitation programs in New York State and to solicit feedback on expanding services.

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Joint Assembly hearing on supervised visitation programs in New York State, where judges, advocates and service providers described major statewide gaps in access, lengthy waitlists, cost estimates for starting programs, and policy options including a proposed $20 million funding ask and questions about administration and oversight.

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