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A New Day Inc

New Days Proposed Project, Kaleidoscope, Targets Young People Ages 1624 Experiencing Homelessness, Disconnection, and Marginalization, an Underserved, Often Neglected, Vulnerable Population at High Risk for Opioid Use and Substance Use, Through Our Low- to No-barrier, Peer-driven, Drop-in Center in Albuquerque. Kaleidoscope Will (1) Establish the Community Advisory Council Composed of Young People and Adults With Lived Experience Tasked to Increase Education and Awareness and Reduce Stigma-related Substance Use, (2) Promote Harm Reduction Best Practices Focused on Naloxone and Fentanyl Testing Strips Among Community Members and Professionals, and (3) Provide Evidence-based Interventions to Young People and Families in Recovery.

Committed

$749,268

Paid out
$218.2K
29%
Committed, not yet paid
$531.0K
71%

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