Federal grant · project grant (b)
BCOR-22- Mcshin's Intensive Peer Recovery Support Project - Mcshin's Intensive Peer Recovery Supports (IPRS) Will Primarily Serve Persons With Co-occurring Conditions and a History of Incarceration in Their Home Communities Upon Release From RSW Jail. This Project Will Also Focus on Training the Peer Work Force and Provide on the Job Training Opportunities for Those Who Wish to Become Certified Peers in Virginia. Finally, Mcshin Will Work With the Certified Harm Reduction Sites in the Service Area to Assure Access to Peer Supports and Services.
Committed
$900,000
Paid out
$864.2K
96%
Committed, not yet paid
$35.8K
4%
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