Grants

Establishment of a comprehensive service center for high-risk youth

Amount Awarded $227,283.00

Awarded on: 4/18/1991

Time frame: 5/1/1991 - 7/31/1993

Grant Number: 18046

P.O. Box 45086
Little Rock, AR, 72206-5086

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