Federal grant · project grant (b)

Turning Point, Inc.

Turning Point, Inc., Will Implement Safe Together: Transitional Housing for Victims and Their Pets, to Expand Transitional Housing for Victims of Domestic Violence in Macomb County, Michigan and Throughout Michigan. the Project Addresses a Key Safety Barrier: Victims Delay or Prevent Escape When They Cannot Bring or Safely Board Their Pets When Fleeing Violence. the Target Population Is Adults and Their Children Impacted by Domestic Violence, Who Require Housing, Advocacy, and Animal-care Support During Crisis and Recovery. This Project Will Provide Direct Services Including: Safe Pet Boarding, Veterinary Care, and Behavioral Training Through Formal Partners; Financial Assistance for Pet Deposits and Fees, Vaccines, Licensing, and Supplies; and the Addition of Pet-friendly Transitional Housing Paired With Case Management, Mobile Advocacy, and Wraparound Services.

Committed

$499,717

Paid out
$5.4K
1%
Committed, not yet paid
$494.4K
99%

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