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Find similar grantsCommunity Violence Intervention and Prevention (CVIP) Initiatives is sponsored by South Carolina Department of Public Health. Awards funds through mini grants to nonprofit and community-based partnerships serving communities disproportionately affected by violence in South Carolina.
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