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Rural Communities Opioid Response-implementation - Project Title: Prevented Rcorp Implementation Requested Award Amount: $1,000,000 Applicant Organization Name Prevented Address 9355 Olive BLVD., ST. Louis, Mo 63132 Facility Type Nonprofit Community-based Organization Project Director Name and Title Jenny Armbruster, Deputy Executive Director Contact Info Jarmbruster@prevented.org; (314) 962-3456 Ext 351 Are You a Current FY20 or FY21 Rcorp-implementation Award Recipient? Yes, Prevented Was Awarded the FY20 Rcorp-implementation Grant for Franklin County, Missouri. Ein Exception Request No Ein/duns 43-0827852 / 09298789 How Did the Applicant First Learn About the Funding Opportunity? Hrsa Project Officer/technical Assistance Provider Consortium Members Number of Consortium Members and List of Consortium Members 5; Prevented, Lincoln County Health Department, Lincoln County Treatment Courts, Compass Health Network and Lincoln County Ambulance District Previous or Current Rcorp Grant Recipient? Prevented Was Previously Applicant Organization Awarded the FY19 Rcorp-planning and FY20 Rcorp-implementation Grants for Franklin County, Missouri. Target Population the Project Will Target Individuals Who Are at Risk for, Have Been Diagnosed With, Are in Treatment or Recovery for Oud; Their Families And/or Caregivers; and Other Community Members Who Are Residents of Lincoln County, Missouri. Lincoln County Is a Rural Population; Most of Its Residents Are Caucasian. the Target Population Does Not Include American Indian/alaskan Natives. Target Service Area (must Be Exclusively Rural, as Defined by the Rural Health Grants Eligibility Analyzer) Fully Rural Counties Lincoln County, Missouri Does Target Service Area Overlap With an Existing Fy 19 or Fy 20 Rcorp-implementation Award Recipient’s Service Area? No
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