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spacerbulletspacerSAMHSA Awards More Than $8.2 Million in Community Substance Abuse and HIV/AIDS Prevention Grants to Help At-Risk Traditionally Underserved Populations
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HIV Grants


In 2004, SAMHSA invested more than $111 million in an effort to develop local capacity to provide mental health and substance abuse treatment and prevention services for individuals living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. These funds assist States with outreach and training, addressing the special needs of racial and ethnic minorities and studying the costs associated with delivering integrated care.

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