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Find similar grantsStaunton Farm Foundation Grants is sponsored by Staunton Farm Foundation. Enhances lives of individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges in southwestern Pennsylvania. Supports evidence-based practices, stakeholder collaboration, stigma elimination, innovation, advocacy, and public communication about behavioral health.
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