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The Garinagu Coalition Is a Group of Ethnic Garifuna With Caribbean Origins Living in New Orleans Who Aim to Prevent Youth Substance Abuse and Build Garinagu Community Capacity - Within the Honduran Population of New Orleans Is a Unique Ethnic Group Called Garifuna. Their Culture, Member of Unesco's Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Has Its Own Language Separate From the Spanish Spoken by Their Fellow Hondurans. They Are of African Descent and Are Often Underrepresented and Maligned Both in Honduras and in New Orleans. the Garinagu Coalition Aims to Serve the Garifuna Population of New Orleans East Where an Estimated 10000 Garifuna Live. the Garinagu Coalition Will Utilize Evidence-based Prevention Strategies to Prevent Youth Substance Abuse and Increase Garifuna Community Capacity to Address Their Behavioral Health Needs.
Committed
$500,000
Paid out
$433.3K
87%
Committed, not yet paid
$66.7K
13%
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