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Grants for Women Entrepreneurs in Service-Based Businesses is sponsored by The Grant Portal (Aggregator site, but program described is general). This grant program is designed to support women entrepreneurs in the United States who are actively building service-based businesses and are focused on improvement. Healthcare services are service-based, making this a relevant opportunity for women-owned healthcare businesses.
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