Two Long Island nonprofits focused on addressing local housing issues have both received grants of $200,000.

The Medford-based Concern for Independent Living, and the Interfaith Nutrition Network in Hempstead were awarded the grant by Bank of America's charitable arm in a ceremony last week.

Concern for Independent Living provides housing and other services for individuals with disabilities. The Interfaith Nutrition Network focuses on addressing issues of homelessness and hunger and runs a network of soup kitchens and homeless shelters on the Island.

As part of the grant program, employees at both nonprofits will also receive leadership training.

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