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University of California, Los Angeles Grant
Organization - University of California, Los Angeles
Grant Amount - $3,000
Foundation - California Endowment
Grant Purpose - Translational Addiction Research Conference: For sponsorship of a conference to address drug, alcohol and tobacco use and abuse, mental health, AIDS/HIV risk and access to health care for the Asian American Pacific Islander population in California.
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Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum - $25,000 from the California Endowment - 2006 National Asian American and Pacific Islander Health Summit: To support development of a national Course of Action for improving the health status of Asian American and Pacific Islanders throughout California, the United States and U.S....
Chinese American Physicians Society - $5,000 from the California Endowment - Scholarship Fund: To increase health access for underserved Asian and Pacific Islander communities by supporting the provision of education to Asian and Pacific Islander medical students.
Clean & Sober - $2,500 from the California Endowment - 11th Annual Benefit Dinner: For sponsorship of an event to support homeless men and women seeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction in the Sacramento area.
New PATH - $100,000 from the California Endowment - Reducing Barriers to Addiction Treatment: To support a grassroots advocacy project to reduce the stigma of drug addiction in San Diego County.
Free at Last Community Recovery and Rehabilitation Services - $432,340 from the California Endowment - Address Unknown Project: To support development and implementation of an evidence-based model to improve access to health, substance abuse, and mental health services and advocacy for Latino and Asian Pacific-Islander homeless adult substance...
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