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The Bridge Center Inc

Resources Enabling Navigators to Empower Wellness (renew PROJECT)1 - the Bridge Center, Inc. (TBCI) in Collaboration With Partnering Organizations, Will Offer the Resources Enabling Navigators to Empower Wellness (RENEW) \ Project, to 250 (50 50 Each Year) Core Program Participants and 1,125 General Program Participants (125 in Year 1 and 250 Each Year 2-5) Primarily African American MSM and Other High Risk Minority Group Members, Aged 13 to 24, by Providing Them With Education and Activities That Will Help Them Avoid Hiv, Hepatitis, and Substance Abuse, in Addition to Other Risky Behaviors, While Improving the Capacity of the Organization.

Committed

$1.0 Million

Paid out
$926.2K
93%
Committed, not yet paid
$73.8K
7%

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