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    January 30, 2020 

    Media Contact:

    Deidre McCabe, Director, Office of Communications, 410-767-3536

    Maureen Regan, Deputy Director, Office of Communications, 410-767-8649

     

    Photo Release: Maryland Department of Health hosts the Community Bond Grants Workshop

     

    Baltimore, MD – The Maryland Department of Health (MDH) Office of Facilities Management and Development (OFMD) today hosted the 10th annual Community Bond Grants: Mission Toward Affordable Housing and Recovery Workshop at the Maryland Department of Transportation headquarters in Hanover, MD.​



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    Attendees await opening remarks to start the Community Bond Grants workshop


    More than 70 attendees learned about MDH’s Community Health Facilities and Federally Qualified Health Centers grant programs that fund projects to expand affordable housing and community-based services for Marylanders with mental illnesses, developmental disabilities and substance abuse disorders.

     

    MDH will award a total of $8 million in grants for the Community Health Facilities and Federally Qualified Health Centers programs for FY 2022. The deadline to submit a project is April 16. Approved projects receive funding in 2021.


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    Developmental Disabilities Administration Program Director Patricia Sastoque presents during the workshop


    MDH’s OFMD, Behavioral Health Administration, Developmental Disabilities Administration and Office of Primary Care review and recommend projects to receive funding in the Governor’s Capital Budget. Along with projects that expand affording housing opportunities, MDH encourages project submissions that support community integration and transitional services for youth and people in addiction recovery.


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    OFMD Deputy Director William Andalora fields questions from attendees about the application process 


    For more information about OFMD, visit: https://health.maryland.gov/ocpbes.

     

    The MDH Community Bond Grants application is available at: https://health.maryland.gov/ocpbes/Pages/bond.aspx.

     

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    The Maryland Department of Health is dedicated to protecting and improving the health and safety of all Marylanders through disease prevention, access to care, quality management and community engagement.

     

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