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NJ Health Department Awards Grant Funding for Local Public Health Services

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What happened

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The New Jersey Department of Health notified South Orange Village that it intends to award the Village a $119,372 grant for local public health services. This funding is part of the Local Public Health Infrastructure 2027 grant award and is effective through November 2027. The grant will be applied to fund and continue essential public health services through an inter-local services agreement with Maplewood.

From villagegreennj.com

Why it matters

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The funds are intended to support the local public health workforce, foundational capacity, and data modernization efforts. The services supported include those addressing mental health, homelessness, and families in crisis.

From villagegreennj.com

Who's involved

  • New Jersey Department of HealthAdministers the grant program and oversees public health issues in the state.
  • MaplewoodPartnering city involved in the inter-local services agreement funded by the grant.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MaplewoodSpeculative

    The city could receive operational funding to support essential public health services through the grant.

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