Congressman
Nick Langworthy
(NY-23) is pleased to announce two significant grants from the
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for the Southern Tier
, totaling
$33,518,559
.
"By investing in local manufacturing and educational programs, we are strengthening the well-being of our communities and the future of the Southern Tier," said
Rep. Langworthy
. "This funding will continue the local manufacturing of essential components for national infectious disease monitoring and will expand access to high-quality early childhood education, ensuring that children and families have the support they need to thrive."
Corning Incorporated
has been awarded a grant of
$29,838,136
for their project focused on the sustainment of critical production of advanced, high-quality pharmaceutical glass tubing and vials. This funding will enable
Corning
to create and maintain industrial base capabilities essential for national defense as part of our nation's Infectious Disease Surveillance Networks.
Additionally, the Economic Opportunity Program in
Elmira
will receive
$3,680,423
to further its
Head Start
program. This funding will enable them to expand their efforts in providing high-quality early childhood education and comprehensive services to children and families in need, setting them on a path toward success and opportunity.
The grants awarded by the
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
demonstrate their commitment to supporting innovative projects that improve public health and promote community well-being. These initiatives align with the overarching mission of HHS to enhance the health and welfare of all Americans.
Read this original document at: https://langworthy.house.gov/media/press-releases/congressman-nick-langworthy-announces-more-33-million-federal-funding-public
