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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - 7037 Capitol ST. N100 Houston, TX 77011 Marcelle Mir, Ceo O: 832-494-1760; F: 713-926-9105 Mmir@elcentrochc.org Www.elcentrodecorazon.og Requested Funds: $225,000 El Centro De Corazon, a Federally Qualified Health Center Located in the 29TH District, Requests Funding for Capital Improvements, Such as Minor Alterations And/or Renovations at Two of Its Health Center Sites. These Improvements Include Installing Flood Gates and Renovating Its Dental Area at One of Its Sites.
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