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| ABRI/Applied Behavioral Rehabilitation Institute | $50,000 | ACHIEVEeability |
$30,000Â
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| Â A one-year grant, approved in 2011, towards a transitional supportive housing program for homeless female veterans and their young children.
Joy Kiss, RN, CADC and CEO |
 A two-year grant of $60,000, approved in 2010, counseling formerly homeless, low-income, single parent families in the Family Self-Sufficiency Program.
Marcus Allen, CEO |
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Concern for Independent Living
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$25,000
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Hoboken Shelter/Communities of Faith for Housing |
$10,000Â
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| Â A two-year grant of $50,000, approved in 2010, for a life skills counselor, in a newly constructed supportive housing site for the mentally ill in Brooklyn, to help the tenants adjust to community living.
Ralph Fasano, Executive Director |
A two-year grant of $20,000, approved in 2010, for the consulting psychiatrist who would treat the mentally ill, substance abusing stayers in the shelter.
Jaclyn Cherubini, Executive Director |
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| Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation |
$50,000
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Pathways to Housing |
$50,000Â
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| A two-year grant of $100,000, approved in 2010, for a case manager, working with the agency’s legal department, to prevent eviction and homelessness among clients with mental illness and substance abuse, who are often elderly.
Barbara Lowry, Executive Director |
A one-year grant, approved in 2010, for a part-time nurse practitioner to provide primary health care services to mentally ill participants in two Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Teams.
Sam Tsemberis, PhD, Founder and CEO |
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| Project H.O.M.E. |
$25,000
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 University of Pennsylvania/Psychiatry |
$54,000
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| A two-year grant of $50,000, approved in 2010, for continued support of Women of Change, transitional supportive housing for mentally ill women, coming from the streets, often dually diagnosed with substance abuse.
Sister Mary Scullion, Executive Director |
 A one-year grant, approved in 2011, for intensive training of case managers at three safe havens, which are low-demand shelters for the mentally-ill substance abusing homeless, in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Aaron Beck, MD, University Professor |
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