Greetings:
This
notice is to inform you that Goshen Community Development Coalition
has received funding from the Substance Abuse Prevention and
Treatment Agency (SAPTA) for the implementation of substance
abuse prevention programs within Clark County through the Nevada
State Prevention Infrastructure Grant (SPI) Request of Application
(RFA) process. Additional information maybe obtained by attending
the:
Bidders
Conference
Monday,
November 5, 2007
3:30
pm
Clark
County Government Center
500
Grand Central Parkway
Pueblo
Room
Las
Vegas, 89106
RSVP-880.HELP
(4357)
All
members of the substance abuse prevention community are welcome
to attend and to submit a Letter of Intent to apply for grant
funds no later that 4:00 p.m. November 9, 2007.
Goshen
Community Development Coalition will accept written applications
to fund Clark County substance abuse prevention programs and
services, which support the Comprehensive Community Prevention
Plan (CCPP) commissioned by Goshen Community Development Coalition.
A copy of the CCPP is available by calling the office at 702.880.HELP
(4357) or through internet access at http://goshenonline.org.
Goshen
Community Development Coalition anticipates a total of $371,914.00
for the fiscal period of 2007-2008 from the SPI Grant to be
awarded to local prevention providers who demonstrate eligibility
requirements and successfully complete the RFA process.
Membership
with Goshen Community Development Coalition is required for
the submission of an application for funding.
Funding
is available for non-competitive continuation in year two contingent
upon the completion of the conditions of the prior year funding
award. Funds must be expended following all local, state, and
federal guidelines and may be use to support new programs that
address the identified priorities of the CCPP and that meet
the Program & Service Selection Criteria.
If
you have any questions, please feel free to contact:
Belinda
Thompson
Executive
Director
Goshen
Community Development Coalition
702.880.HELP
(4357)
These
funds are made available through the Substance Abuse Prevention
and Treatment Agency
Nevada
State Prevention Infrastructure Grant.
