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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
Trin'naz Helping Hands Is a Non-profit Organization Supporting Crime Victims and Survivors in Barstow, California. This Project Will Offer Essential Support Services, Including Emergency Housing Assistance, Food Aid, Transportation, and Advocacy. the Goal Is to Establish a Comprehensive Support System That Addresses Both the Immediate and Long-term Needs of Individuals Impacted by Crime. During the Project Period, the Objectives Include Implementing a Robust Network of Support Services, Ensuring Inclusivity and Cultural Competence, Building Partnerships With Local Organizations, Conducting Outreach and Awareness Campaigns, and Continuously Evaluating and Improving the Effectiveness of the Services. the Project's Ultimate Aim Is to Create a Trusted and Effective Support System That Significantly Improves the Well-being and Recovery of Crime Victims in Barstow.
Committed
$198,500
Paid out
$20.1K
10%
Committed, not yet paid
$178.4K
90%
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