Award $1.46 million in grants to 19 youth programs for mental health, education and violence prevention
In Plain English
Richmond voters approved the Kids First Initiative in 2018, requiring the city to spend 3% of general fund revenue on youth programs. The oversight board reviewed grant applications and selected 19 programs focused on mental health, education support, after-school activities, and violence prevention. If approved, grants range from $30,000 to $200,000 per organization.
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