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Preventing Underage Drinking in San Clemente. - the Wellness & Prevention Coalition Proposes to Use Stop Act Funding to Build Our Capacity to Address the Health Disparities Encountered in Our Latino Community, Specifically the Higher Reported Rates of Alcohol Use. We Propose to Do This by Increasing Community Collaboration, Lowering Latino Youth Underage Alcohol Use, and Ensuring Sustainability of the Latino Community Participation in Raising Healthy Youth in San Clemente.
Committed
$200,000
Paid out
$177.4K
89%
Committed, not yet paid
$22.6K
11%
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