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of Public Health
Columbia University
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Visit the Newsroom to read about current events and trends that impact the well-being of children, families and communities. You can also find news of note about the work of Free To Grow grantees throughout the country. Keep up with emerging funding opportunities and track upcoming conferences and special events. Check out what our visitors have to say --- read their responses to the Share a Story, Ask a Question, and Survey sections of our website.
Grantee News
Taking back the neighborhood
May 31, 2004
Inmates gather with kids at Mother's Day event
May 6, 2004
Grass-roots efforts pay off
May 5, 2004
Task force kicks off anti-drug campaign
Hermiston strengthens nuisance ordinances
April 13, 2004
Gov. Johanns Proclaims April 12-18 Community Development Week in Nebraska, Presents Awards for Outstanding Projects
News Release
Community Development Week Award to Lincoln Free to Grow
April 12, 2004
Drug Court grads find 'I don't need it'
February 29, 2004
Maui coalition calls for more drug treatment programs
January 22, 2004
A 'no-brainer' that wasn't
Council overwhelmingly decides to delay mayor's CARE
Dodd, Officials Tour New Center
Council tables CARE proposal
Council must build support for CARE plan
Wausau Neighborhood Revitalization Effort Being Considered by City
Landlords question need for CARE - Landlords expected to oppose renewal plan
Free To Grow maximizes benefits of Head Start
Walk Down the Line
http://www.reznetnews.org/news/031022_malt
Operation Clean Hands
Cleaning Up New Britain's streets
http://www.newbritainherald.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=9957264&BRD=1641&PAG=461&dept_id=10110&rfi=8
Umatilla-Morrow Head Start Free to Grow Program Receives Community Service Award
Antidrug program shows early success
Free To Grow aims to improve families' homes, lives
Commissioner Recognizes One of Palm Beach's Funders
FTG Profiles
Craig Mathews, Free To Grow Program Monitor, St. Mary Community Action Agency
Building Leadership in the Faith Community
Elena Trueworthy, Community Development Coordinator at Human Resources Agency of New Britain, Connecticut
The Effects of Leadership Development in Urban Communities
Maria Reyes, Director, Intercultural Service Center
YWCA of Tulsa, Oklahoma
Cathy Wamsley, Executive Director and Cheryl Price, Family and Community Development Director
Umatilla-Morrow Head Start
Rosa Rejon, Parent of three children
Sara Martinez, Coordinator, Hispanic Resource Center
Tulsa City-County Library
Deidra Ierardi, Member of the New Britain, CT, Board of Education
Lyn McNeff, Maui Economic Opportunity Head Start Director
Joy Citta, Captain, Lincoln, Nebraska Police Department
Funding Opportunities
New Grant.Gov Web Site Offers One-Stop Shopping for Information on Applying for All Federal Grants
National Program Office News
Integrated Partnerships to Support Community Transformation
Using Comprehensive Strategies to Strengthen Families and Neighborhoods
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