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PORTLAND, Ore. — Trabajadores de la salud con experiencia así como las personas a las que ellos sirven pueden brindar una atención única a las comunidades. En Oregon, las organizaciones que emplean a estos trabajadores están recibiendo subsidios, con el objetivo de cerrar las disparidades de salud en las comunidades...
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PORTLAND, Ore. — Health workers with experiences like the people they serve can provide unique care to communities. In Oregon, organizations that employ these workers are receiving grants, with the aim of closing health disparities in communities impacted by discrimination. Parrott Creek Child and Family Services was founded in 1968...
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FREMONT, Calif. – Ocho comunidades de California ganaron subsidios para terminar proyectos que mejoren su habitabilidad -parte del Reto Comunitario 2020 de la AARP (“2020 AARP Community Challenge”). 184 comunidades de todo el país recibirán 2.4 millones de dólares combinados para mejorar espacios abiertos, hacer las ciudades más “caminables”...
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FREMONT, Calif. – Eight California communities have won grants to complete projects that improve livability — part of the 2020 AARP Community Challenge. Nationally, 184 communities will receive a combined $2.4 million to improve open spaces, make cities more walkable and increase affordable housing. Jennifer Berdugo, AARP California associate director of community,...
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Santa Clara County Parks The County of Santa Clara Department of Parks and Recreation (County Parks) has initiated the planning process for a master plan amendment for Joseph D. Grant County Park (Park). The Master Plan Amendment will provide recommendations for public access to the Sulphur Springs Ranch property...
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Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Local nonprofits and government agencies always are looking for ways to make their communities more livable. And now a grant program from AARP can help make some of those projects a reality. The AARP Community Challenge 2018 will fund projects that...
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StatePoint Families spent less out-of-pocket for college in academic year 2015-16 compared to last year, as they took advantage of more scholarships and grants to foot the bill, according to a new national study. Scholarships and grants covered 34 percent of college costs, according to the report, the largest...