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Fortune Society receives $3 million from Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr., awarded $3 million to The Fortune Society, an organization that supports reentry and alternative-to-incarceration services, to create a network of Court Navigators that will support New Yorkers with deeply entrenched needs.
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Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is launching a $3 million program to connect recently arrested people with peers and social services.
D.A. Bragg Awards $3 Million to the Fortune Society in Ongoing Mental Health Investments
“Through these investments we are creating a continuum of care for Manhattanites struggling with mental health or substance use disorders that will create lasting public safety,” said District Attorney Bragg.
$3M investment to provide new lifeline inside Manhattan Criminal Courthouse
The Manhattan district attorney’s office will award $3 million to the Fortune Society to establish a court navigator program.
Bragg invests $3 million to help recently arrested New Yorkers
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg will launch a $3 million program stationing so-called “court navigators” at criminal arraignments to offer voluntary resources to people who have just been arrested for a crime.
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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Jr. has awarded the Long Island City-based Fortune Society a $3 million grant to build a court navigator program to support New Yorkers who may have mental illness and substance use disorder, his office is announcing today.
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