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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Kings County Is Applying for Funding in the Amount of $1,298,120. This Project Serves Kings County, California Which Has a Population of Approximately 150,373. the Application Is Submitted Under Subcategory 1B. the Purpose of the Project Is to Build Strong Coordination Between In-custody and Community-based Treatment, Establish a Job Training Program for Individuals Reentering the Community From Jail, and Establish Virtual Peer Recovery Support Services for Individuals Leaving Jail. the Project Addresses the Allowable Use of: Establishing Evidence-based Substance Use Disorder Treatment Related to Opioids, Stimulants, and Other Illicit Drugs, Such as Medication-assisted Treatment (mat), With a Focus on Building Strong Coordination Between In-custody and Community-based Treatment and Recovery Support Services (100% of the Budget). the Project Includes a Partnership With Kings County Jobs Training Office, Wellpath, and Heritage Health Solutions. Priority Consideration Under 1A (pages 10-12).
Committed
$1.3 Million
Paid out
$900.4K
69%
Committed, not yet paid
$397.7K
31%
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