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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Day One Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Program Aims to Enhance the Assessment, Identification, and Treatment of Abused Children Using Federal Funds. This Initiative Will Use Federal Funds to Disseminate Crucial Information, Provide Technical Assistance, and Improve Service Delivery Models. Funds Will Support Hiring a Clinician Specializing in Assessing and Treating Sexually Abused Children, Along With a Family Advocate Offering Case Management and Advocacy Services. These Efforts Will Ensure Coordinated Referrals and Interventions for Child Victims and Their Families, Improving Overall Support and
Committed
$220,000
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