Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Proposed Project Aims to Imrpove Access to Community-based Services for Justice-involved Individuals Through Implementation of Sequential Intercept Mapping Recommendations. in Particular, the Project Will: 1) Finalize a Community Justice Action Plan Through a Coordinated Planning Process. 2) Build Capacity for Spanish Language Access to Justice as Well as Community-based Services. 3) Gather Data and Information, Evaluate, and Share Results Among Community Justice Stakeholders and, Where Appropriate, the Public.
Committed
$495,000
Paid out
$436.8K
88%
Committed, not yet paid
$58.2K
12%
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