Community-based organization grantees awarded
Congratulations to the Community Based Organizations (CBOs) awarded contracts for the 21-23 biennium. The funding was awarded to 16 CBOs, totaling $1,666,730. DBHR is enthusiastic to continue partnerships and begin new ones as we increase capacity to implement direct and environmental alcohol, tobacco, opioid, and other drug prevention services, as well as Mental Health Promotion Projects and Suicide Prevention Projects across Washington State.
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Community Based Organizations for the 21-23 biennium |
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| Name of awarded organization | Communities served |
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Boys and Girls Club of Washington |
Clarkston, Kennewick, Sequim, Pasco, Moses Lake, Bellevue, Seattle, Chehalis, Tacoma, Bremerton, Granite Falls, Wellpinit, Mukilteo, Lummi Nation, Tulalip, Yelm, Lacey, Ferndale |
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Cascade Community Health Care |
Lewis County |
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Daybreak Youth Services |
Spokane County |
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Educational Service District 105 |
Kittitas and Yakima Counties |
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Funhouse Commons |
Orcas Island, San Juan County |
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Joyce L Sobel Family Resources Center |
San Juan Island, San Juan County |
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Korean Women's Association |
Yakima County |
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Lewis County |
Lewis County |
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Lopez Island Family Resource Center |
Lopez Island, San Juan County |
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Monroe School District |
Snohomish County |
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Mt. Adams School District |
Yakima County |
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Neighborhood House |
King County |
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Okanogan Community Coalition |
Okanogan County |
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Raymond School District / Lifeline Connections |
Lewis and Pacific Counties |
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United General |
Skagit County |
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Washington State University |
Statewide |
This funding was awarded through the Substance Use Disorder Prevention (SUD Px) and Mental Health Promotion Project (MHPP) Community-Based Organization (CBO) Enhancement Grants (RFA NO. 2021HCA2), and includes funding from the Dedicated Marijuana Account and Mental Health Promotion Project.
