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| American Civil Liberties Union Foundation |
$50,000
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Center for Court Innovation |
$50,000
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A two-year grant of $100,000, approved in 2010, for ongoing support of the National Prison Project in its efforts to protect and advance the rights of prisoners with mental illness. David Fathi, Director of the National Prison Project |
A two-year grant of $100,000, approved in 2009, for mental-health treatment for young people who are at risk of detention or in detention so that these youth might be maintained with appropriate services in their communities in Queens. Carol Fisler, Director of Mental Health Court Programs |
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| Correctional Association |
$75,000
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Fortune Society |
$50,000
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A two-year grant of $150,000, approved in 2010, for mental-health work in the Prison Visiting Project. Marci McClendon, Director of Development |
A one-year grant, approved in 2011, for a part-time psychiatric nurse practitioner to assess formerly incarcerated clients and get them immediate access to treatment. JoAnne Page, President and CEO |
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| Getting Out and Staying Out |
$50,000
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The Horticultural Society of New York |
$50,000
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A one-year grant, approved in 2011, for mental-health services in a re-entry program for young men who are (or have been) incarcerated on Rikers or upstate. Mark Goldsmith, President and CEO |
A two-year grant of $100,000, approved in 2010, for the GreenHouse Program on Rikers Island which offers horticultural therapy and vocational training to emotionally disturbed inmates, and follow-up after their discharge. Sara Hobel, Executive Director | ||
