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Human Services Development Fund (HSDF) - Berks County is sponsored by Berks County Department of Human Services. Funding is provided to counties by the State Department of Human Services to encourage county governments to provide locally identified services that will meet the human services needs of citizens in their counties.
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Berks County - Human Services Development Fund Human Services Development Fund Human Services Development Fund Funding for the Human Services Development Fund (HSDF) is provided to Counties by the State Department of Human Services. It was created "for the purpose of encouraging county governments to provide locally identified services that will meet the human services needs of citizens in their counties."
Application must be made by an organization that is based in the County of Berks. The HSDF provides for the provision of services through the Adult Services, Aging, Children and Youth, Drug and Alcohol, Homeless Assistance and the Community Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities Program in order to promote, improve and sustain the quality of family life in Pennsylvania. For more information, contact Michele Ruano Weber .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations based in Berks County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Human Services Development Fund (HSDF) - Berks County is funded by Berks County Department of Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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