Federal grant · project grant (b)
Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - the Purpose of This Project Is to Construct an Addition to Hazel's House of Hope (HHH) Day Services Center (day Services Center), a Facility Operated by Morgantown Community Resources, Inc. (MCR). MCR Operates the Day Services Center, a 1,200 SF Facility, to Provide Clients Meeting Areas, Bathing Facilities, and Laundry Services. at Present, the Day Services Center Cannot Provide Necessary Types of Professional Mental Health Counseling and Recovery Services for Registered Local Community Clients, Due to the Facility's Lack of Space to Accommodate. MCR'S Clients Are Referred by Several Social Service Agencies, Such as the Salvation Army, and Typically Are Experiencing Homelessness, Substance Use Disorders (sud), and Other Mental Health Conditions. Some of the Clients Are Housed at the Day Services Center. the Total Project Is Approximately $650,000 and Intends to Expand the Day Services Center's Current Space, Facilities, and Programming. the Construction of This Project Includes a 2,100 SF Community Day Services Center Addition to Hazels House of Hope, a Dumpster Pad for the Facility, Installation of a Generator Facility and Related Electrical Hookups, Sidewalks to and From the Day Services Center to and From Other Social Agencies and Programs, Upgrading All Deteriorating and Hazardous Stairwells to and From Other Social Agencies and Programs Throughout the HHH Campus. the Intended Uses of the $500,000 Hrsa Cpf/cds Grant Within the Project Will Go Toward Architecture/engineering Fees, Permitting Fees, Project Administration Fees, and Some Construction of the Elements Described Above.
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