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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - Jurupa Unified School District 4850 Pedley Road, Jurupa Valley, Ca 92509 Project Addresses: 3924 Riverview Road, Jurupa Valley, Ca 92509 and 5520 Lucretia Ave, Jurupa Valley, Ca 91752 Project Director Name: Jose Campos Contact Phone Numbers: 951-742-3251 Email Address: JOSE_CAMPOS@JUSD.K12.CA.US Website Address: Https://jurupausd.org/ Requested Funds: $1,623,000 Jurupa Unified School District Seeks to Expand Its Capacity to Provide Mental Health Services to the Community by Renovating and Expanding Two Separate Medi-cal Certified Facilities. Currently, Jurupa Unified Is Limited to Services It Is Able to Provide at It's Two Locations Based on Built Infrastructure. Funding Is Requested to Renovate the Facilities at 3924 Riverview DR., Jurupa Valley, Ca 92509 (location One). Renovations Will Update the Much-outdated Facilities, Exterior Hardscape and Landscape, Update the Network Infrastructure Which Will Allow for Tele-health Services and Expanded Services, and Increase the Number of Treatment Rooms From Three to Eleven. Additional Renovations Will Increase the Meeting Room Space for Psycho-educational Groups and Support Groups to Take Place. Funding Will Support the Facilities at 5520 Lucretia Ave., Jurupa Valley, Ca 91752 (location Two) by Adding 2,960 Square Feet of New Construction to Allow for Community Use With a Separate Parking Facility and Restroom Access. Funding Will Provide Space for Psychoeducation to Take Place in Larger Group Settings as Well as Support Group Services for Students and Parents. This New Facility Will Be Separate From the Adjacent School and Allow Full Community Access.
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$1.6 Million
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