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Wards 7 and 8 Lgbtqi+ Youth SPF PFS - the Community-level Prevention Capacity Will Identify and Address Local Substance Use Prevention Concerns Such as Marijuana and Opioids. Priority 1. Preventing Overdose Objective 1.0: Prevent Overdose Deaths by Increasing Access and Utilization of Harm Reduction Approaches for Lgbtqi+ Youth. Objective 2.0: Support Primary Prevention and Strengths-based Recovery Approaches That Reduce Barriers and Create More Opportunities for Lgbtqi+ Youth to Thrive. Priority 2. Promoting Resilience and Emotional Health for Children, Youth, and Families Objective 2.1.0: Increase Access to a Comprehensive Array of Equity-driven Behavioral Health Programs by Increasing Program Integration to Support Lgbtqi+ Youth. Priority 3. Strengthening the Behavioral Health Workforce Objective 3.1.0: Support the Active Recruitment, Training, and Retention of Diverse, Qualified Lgbtqi+ Youth Into the Behavioral Health Workforce. .
Committed
$750,000
Paid out
$626.5K
84%
Committed, not yet paid
$123.5K
16%
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