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Project Prism Awarded Money For Youth Homelessness Support A program that assists LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness will get a boost with new funding. Indiana Youth Group started Project Prism in October. It pays for housing and case management for up to three years, for youth experiencing homelessness. Indiana Youth Group CEO Chris Paulsen said a new grant from Anthem will allow more staffing for the program to take a deeper dive into support services. “Into education, and job training and mental health services,” Paulsen said, “that are also needed by these youth who have been experiencing homelessness.” The project started with funding from HUD’s Youth Homeless Demonstration Program and falls into the city’s Continuum of Care. ....
animal control officers and concord police swarmed the neighborhood after the boy attacked the 2-year-old. the helicopter landed in the park to air lift her to the hospital where more officers were on hand to investigate. the girl is said to have suffered serious bite wounds to the face and possibly leg but is not in a life threatening condition. this point we are doing an investigation relative to the incident that happened. we have the dog in custody at this time. reporter: one woman ran to the home to meet with the occupant. she didn t comment. neighbors seem to know very little about the resident saying they only saw them sometimes. some didn t know they had a pit bull. i m not a pit bull fan. everybody has the right to own their own kind of animal but it s not a good environment i guess to put them in the environment with young kids, the dog will react differently. reporter: shots news chopper 2 show what happens to be a dog run in the backyard. it was take ....
animal control officers and concord police swarmed the neighborhood after the boy attacked the 2-year-old. the helicopter landed in the park to air lift her to the hospital where more officers were on hand to investigate. the girl is said to have suffered serious bite wounds to the face and possibly leg but is not in a life threatening condition. this point we are doing an investigation relative to the incident that happened. we have the dog in custody at this time. reporter: one woman ran to the home to meet with the occupant. she didn t comment. neighbors seem to know very little about the resident saying they only saw them sometimes. some didn t know they had a pit bull. i m not a pit bull fan. everybody has the right to own their own kind of animal but it s not a good environment i guess to put them in the environment with young kids, the dog will react differently. reporter: shots news chopper 2 show what happens to be a dog run in the backyard. it was take ....