National Human Services Assembly
public-policy news

NHSA’s Response to Federal Grants and Loans Deliberations

January 30, 2025

NHSA Executive Director, Victor Valentine’s Statement Regarding Ongoing Federal Funding Freeze Developments. As reports emerge regarding the January 28th proposed freeze on federal grants and loans being rescinded by the Trump Administration, the National Human Services Assembly praises this change of direction. NHSA will continue to support any efforts to identify effective and efficient ways […]

Learn More
public-policy news

SPECIAL REQUEST: Your Help Needed with Voting Today at 2 PM EDT

March 18, 2020

Starting at 2:00 PM EDT today, the Senate will be voting on two amendments on the House-passed Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which would dramatically alter the paid family leave provisions in the legislation. The first amendment, introduced by Senators Patty Murray (D-WA) & Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), would close the paid family and medical leave […]

Learn More
public-policy news

Including Nonprofits in a COVID-19 Relief and Economic Stimulus Package

March 11, 2020

This week, the National Assembly signed on to a very important community letter and effort led by the National Council of Nonprofits to include nonprofits in the COVID-19 relief package. The letter makes a case for the nonprofit sector as the third largest workforce comprised of entities of all sizes, including thousands of small businesses, […]

Learn More
public-policy news

Public Comments on OMB Proposed Revisions to Government Grants

March 10, 2020

This week, the National Assembly, in partnership with the National Council of Nonprofits, submitted initial comments to the Office of Management and Budget regarding the proposed revisions to government grants, specifically on the subject of indirect cost reimbursements, which are a crucial funding component to nonprofits. This came on the same day as a special […]

Learn More
public-policy news

Nonprofit Campaign to Prevent Another Government Shutdown

February 4, 2019

Colleagues, The 35-day federal government shutdown ended with a temporary spending measure to give the President and Congress time to negotiate a resolution to their dispute without the ongoing disruption and pain inflicted on millions of individuals, nonprofit organizations, government contractors, and the public. That truce, in the form of a short-term funding bill, expires […]

Learn More