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Healing, Equity, and Leadership (HEAL) Grant for Youth Violence Prevention is sponsored by Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Community Health and Prevention, Division of Violence and Injury Prevention, Child Youth Violence Prevention Unit.
This program focuses on preventing youth violence, with an emphasis on identity-motivated violence, weapon-related violence, bullying and harassment, suicide and self-harm, and associated high-risk factors. It addresses the overlapping root causes of violence and various health issues impacting a young adult's risk for violence, including sexual violence and dating violence.
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Healing, Equity, and Leadership (HEAL) Grant for Youth Violence Prevention is funded by Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Community Health and Prevention, Division of Violence and Injury Prevention, Child Youth Violence Prevention Unit. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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