N.Y. ELD Law § 220
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Resident advisor program
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§ 220. Resident advisor program. 1. Within amounts appropriated\ntherefor, the office may establish or administer as necessary a resident\nadvisor program in locales across the state and in such a manner that\ninsures a wide geographic representation.\n 2. The director of the office is directed to work in cooperation with\nappropriate state and federal agencies to facilitate the successful\noperation of local resident advisor program sites.\n 3. In administering the resident advisor program, the director is\ndirected to provide program sites with technical assistance to housing\nand supportive service providers; training of an ongoing nature for\nprogram sponsors; marketing materials and technical assistance aimed at\nobtaining resident acceptance to resident advisors; and assistance in\ndeveloping necessary linkages between state, federal and local partners.\n
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