Grants

Developing a database for evaluating community outreach efforts for the early detection, intervention and prevention of psychosis program

To develop a database for evaluating community outreach efforts for the early detection, intervention and prevention of psychosis program

Amount Awarded $48,048.00

Awarded on: 1/8/2008

Time frame: 1/15/2008 - 8/31/2011

Grant Number: 63692

P.O. Box 9300
Portland, ME, 04104-9300

207-780-4141
Website

207-228-8456
Email

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