Project Grant CLSS00000076452

Award Date 5/23/23
Completion Date 5/23/25
Dollars Obligated $7.7M
Federal Grant Program
10.766
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Ellington, MO 63638, USA
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As a non-profit organization, Missouri Highlands provides affordable, quality medical and dental care to underserved communities in Southeast Missouri. This federal funding will allow them to expand their comprehensive primary care services and medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder in rural areas. Missouri Highlands has received over $35 million in federal grant funding since 2006, including over $15 million to establish school-based clinics and mobile treatment units, $8 million to enhance rural medication-assisted treatment, and $5 million to improve rural maternal health services.

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