City Paid $31K in Rent for Dead HIV/AIDS Clients, Stringer Audit Finds

July 24, 2024 | John Mudd

(DNAINFO)  Jeff Mays | January 7, 2016 — The city’s Human Resources Administration failed to properly monitor vendors who provide housing for people with HIV/AIDS — leaving it to pay $31,000 for rent charges for nearly two dozen clients who had died, according to an audit from Comptroller Scott Stringer.

The audit of HIV/AIDS Services Administration, also known as HASA, comes as the city and state prepares to pump hundreds of millions of dollars into a plan to end HIV/AIDS by 2020. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on World AIDS Day a plan to expand HASA to 7,300 additional New Yorkers by 2020.

Source: City Paid $31K in Rent for Dead HIV/AIDS Clients, Stringer Audit Finds – Civic Center – DNAinfo.com New York

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