Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Economic Adjustment Assistance Investment Will Assist in Providing Statewide Broadband Coverage and Service Quality Gaps: Eohed Will Partner With the Massachusetts Broadband Institute (MBI) to Deploy $700,000 of the Award to Map Gaps in Infrastructure and Substandard Quality of Service in Communities Across the Commonwealth. the Commonwealth Has Proposed $100,000,000 in Funding for Broadband With the American Rescue Plan Act Dollars Allocated to the State, a Proposal Currently Sitting Before Our Legislature. This Study Would Inform How These Dollars Are Spent and an "innovations in Childcare" Study: Eohed Will Support the Efforts of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care (EEC) in Creating a New Plan for the Future of Childcare in the Commonwealth. With Eohed, Eec Will Deploy $300,000 of the Award to Undertake a Study, the Findings of Which Will Inform Use of Federal and State Funds to Build Innovative Childcare Models. These Models Will Ad
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$1.0 Million
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