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ACCESS receives $75,000 in grant money for suicide prevention Posted: Thursday 05.06.2021 1:00 pm Revised: Friday 05.07.2021 1:00 pm
DEARBORN The Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS), is one of nine organizations to receive suicide prevention grants.
The funding totals $650,000 and is coming from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation, Michigan Health Endowment Fund, the Children’s Foundation and the Detroit-based Ethel and James Finn Foundation.
The funding is aimed at helping establish the Suicide Prevention Support for Health Care Clinics Working with Michigan’s Health-Disparate Populations initiative.
Mona Makki, director of the Community Health and Research Center at ACCESS, said the initiative and funding fits right into what ACCESS is doing already.
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Boom Battle Bar in Cardiff s Brewery Quarter re-opened at midnight
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Charlotte, Vermont. Photo (cc) 2014 by Rene Rivers.
Charlotte, Vermont, is an affluent community of 3,700 people about 13 miles south of Burlington that will soon be covered by three local news organizations.
Yes, you read that correctly. Last month, VTDigger reported on turmoil at the town’s nonprofit newspaper, The Charlotte News. The editor, Chea Waters Evans, resigned because of what she regarded as unethical interference by the publisher and the board.
Now Evans will serve as the editor of a startup nonprofit news project, The Vermont Bridge, whose journalism will be distributed via a free Substack newsletter. Evans tells VTDigger’s James Finn, though, that her intent is not to compete with her former employer:
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