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CITY OF RAMSEY <br /> COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDB~CEiVED <br /> FUNDING REQUEST FORM <br /> PROJECT YEAR - 1997 /JAN g 7 1997 <br />Name of Organization FAMILY LIFE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER [BY:_, <br /> <br />Date on which organization was founded 1978 <br /> <br />Address 1428 FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH" Phone 427 7964 <br /> <br /> ANOKA, MN 55303 <br /> <br />Contact Person BOB SULLIVAN Title DIRECTOR <br /> <br />****************************************************************************** <br /> <br />Describe your organization's goals and program: <br /> <br />Family Life Mental Health Center is a private, non-profit community <br /> <br />mental health center located in Anoka which primarily serves residents <br />of Central and Northern Anoka County. The goals and philosophy of <br /> <br />the Center since its inception in 1978 are to provide quality compre- <br /> <br />hensive mental health services to those in need regardless of income. <br /> <br />Many of our clients are low income but caught in the "cracks" in our <br /> <br />system and are not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid. Our Program <br /> <br />includes comprehensive mental health services for all ages: children <br />to seniors, and a Day Treatment Program for persons with serious and <br /> <br />persistent mental illness (an alternative to hospitalization) and <br /> <br /> crisis intervention. <br />AmountofCDBG FundsRequested$5,000 <br /> <br />Specific Project Description: <br /> <br />We would use CDBG monies to replace badly worn and unstable chairs <br />and furnishings in our Day Treatment Program for persons with long <br /> <br />term mental illness - persons unable to work, unable to be with <br /> <br />family or enjoy many aspects of life. We are non-profit and serve <br /> <br />large numbers of low/no income families leaving no budget/income for <br /> <br />replacements in 1997. (See 1997 Budget) <br /> <br /> <br />
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