The U.S. Department of Justice has announced an $811 million reduction in grants impacting community safety programs across the nation, including groups like Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS) in Alameda County. This decision affects vital programs for violence prevention, resources for crime victims, and opioid addiction treatment. The Justice Department is shifting its focus towards direct support for law enforcement and specific crime reduction initiatives, leading to the loss of significant funding for essential community services. BOSS alone faces a $641,050 loss intended for mental health support in their new trauma recovery center.
BOSS will lose a $641,050 grant meant for mental health services due to the Justice Department's funding cuts, impacting various community safety programs across Alameda County.
The Justice Department prioritizes funding for law enforcement over community support, affecting organizations like BOSS, which aids crime victims and addresses homelessness.
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