 
October 31, 2012
N.J. Gov. Chris Christie Gives $19.5M in HIV/AIDS Funding
Both nonprofit and government agencies will get about $19.5 million from New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, Planet Princeton reports. More than $11 million goes to HIV counseling, testing and education. More than $8 million is for medical care and social services, including housing. The Hyacinth AIDS Foundation gets more than $2 million. Seven nonprofits in the Mercer County area will get a combined total of about $2 million.
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Julien Pierre, San Jose, CA, 2012-11-04 01:58:40
The headline is very misleading.
When I first read it, I wondered if the governor was giving money out of his own pocket. That is of course not the case.
The article you linked to had a proper headline.
Chris parks, Kapaa, HI, 2012-11-02 17:39:50
So, if all of this funding is coming in, why is it that myself and so many others are struggling with homelessness? I can't afford Food AND Shelter, and I can forget about any transportation! All of that funding goes to big pharma companies to work on shit that only kills us anyway! Forgive me for the frustration, but I am tired of struggling.
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