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The Young Offender Reentry Program
helps agencies expand or enhance
the substance abuse treatment and related
services they offer to young offenders
returning home. A dozen organizations
received the 4-year grants in 2004;
another 11 received grants in 2005. |
Aliviane, Inc, El Paso, TX Atlantic Recovery Services,
Long Beach, CA Boston Public Health Commission,
Boston, MA CAB Health and Recovery Services,
Inc., Peabody, MA Center for Community Alternatives,
Inc., Syracuse, NY Chesterfield County, VA Clark County Department of
Community Services and Correction,
Vancouver, WA -
Cobb County Community Services
Board, Smyrna, GA
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Georgia Department of Juvenile
Justice, Decatur, GA
Hispanic Urban Minority Alcoholism
and Drug Abuse Outreach Program, Cleveland,
OH Huther-Doyle Memorial Institute,
Inc., Rochester, NY Institute for Behavioral
Change and Research, Inc., Washington, DC Operation PAR, Inc., Pinellas
Park, FL Phoenix House San
Diego, Inc., Lake View Terrace, CA Pima
Prevention Partnership, Tucson, AZ Prestera
Center for Mental Health Services,
Huntington, WV -
Racine County,
WI
Santa Clara County Bureau
of Drug Abuse Services, Campbell, CA -
SPAN, Inc., Boston, MA
Turning Point Center
for Youth and Family Development,
Fort Collins, CO University of
Texas Health Science Center, San
Antonio, TX Vera Institute of Justice,
Inc., New York, NY Volunteers of
America of Oregon, Inc., Portland,
OR. 
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