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Coalition of Mental Health Professionals, Inc. Grant
Organization - Coalition of Mental Health Professionals, Inc.
Grant Amount - $80,000
Foundation - California Community Foundation
Grant Purpose - One-year project support to expand the Community Empowerment Program to provide mental health services to an additional 50-100 youth and families in the Watts, South Central, and West Adams area in order to improve child and family development.
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