Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Copper River Native Association

Diabetic Education and Treatment of Alaska Native/american Indian Populations in Central Alaska - We Are Committed to Helping Reduce Prediabetes in Our Ai/an Population Ages 18 and Over. by Having Health Fairs in Our Six Compacted Villages Each Year, We Will Have Available Foot Exams, Dental Exams, Blood Pressure Checks, A1C'S and Other Departments With Many Different Nutrition Education Opportunities. We Will Also Be Doing Quarterly in Village Foot Checks and as Needed in Clinic Foot Exams, Eye Exams, Blood Pressure Checks, Dental Exams and A1C Checks.

Committed

$561,506

Paid out
$332.5K
59%
Committed, not yet paid
$229.0K
41%

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