Valley Care Community Consortium Grant



Organization - Valley Care Community Consortium
Grant Amount - $596,276
Foundation - California Endowment
Grant Purpose - Pacoima Diabetes Collaborative: To support a collaborative project that increases access to a coordinated and comprehensive system of obesity/diabetes care in Pacoima and surrounding the northeast San Fernando Valley area.


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