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NorthPoint Recovery Opening in Loveland LOVELAND – Saving lives and restoring relationships. That’s what Northpoint Recovery is all about. We are in the business of helping people get healthy.Northpoint will open its doors to people who need help with addiction and mental health issues the week of February 8th. Our facility is a 64 bed, private room, state-of-the-art treatment center. Services include inpatient medical drug detox and a 28-day residential program. Northpoint programs are specifically designed to support people in stopping their drug and alcohol use, tackle the root causes of their addiction and establish healthy recovery. During treatment we sometimes find mental health issues also exist which will also be addressed and treated.Doctors and nurses will provide 24-hour care to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for patients in our inpatient program.Northpoint will also have outpatient services so individuals can continue care after they leave our inpatient program.We are excited be a part of Loveland and the entire northern Colorado community. And we are here to help. Call me if you think you or someone you know has a drug or alcohol issue. We can discuss what to do and the best course of care.Contact; Jen MarnowskiNorthpoint Recovery970-580-00154565 Kendall Parkway, Loveland, CO ... See MoreSee Less

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Applications Open for Emergency Food & Shelter Program Funding United Way of Larimer County to distribute $128,625 in federal fundsFORT COLLINS, CO – The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) awarded Larimer County $128,625 in federal funds through the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program (EFSP) for Phase 38. Any nonprofit or local government agency providing food and shelter services may apply at bit.ly/EFSP2021 now through January 26, 2021. Current or former EFSP participation is not required for participation. EFSP funds supplement food and shelter services and may not be used as seed money for new programs. Agencies may receive funds to provide food, shelter, and supportive services, including, but not limited to: • Food services, such as congregate meals or groceries;• Lodging in a mass shelter, or a hotel/motel or other off-site shelter facility limited to 30-daysassistance per individual or household;• One month’s rent or mortgage assistance to prevent eviction or foreclosure;• Utility assistance for one month of service for gas, electric and water service; and• Supplies, including but not limited to cleaning supplies and small equipment essential to feed or shelter people, not exceeding $300 per item. “EFSP is a unique national program administered by United Ways across the country on behalf of the Federal Government. The funds leverage United Way of Larimer County’s local fundraising efforts with essential funds for our most vulnerable populations,” said Claire Bouchard, VP of Community Impact & Engagement. “United Way of Larimer County appreciates the partnership with FEMA in order to deliver high need dollars to high performing nonprofits. A group of community members will review applications and award EFSP funding in early 2021.”ABOUT UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY:United Way of Larimer County (UWLC) is a one-stop resource for generosity in our community, ensuring that gifts of time, talent and treasure address today's greatest needs - and reduce tomorrow's. Community needs change over time, which is why UWLC encourages nimble and innovative human services and a commitment to nonprofit excellence. UWLC strives to strengthen our community by supporting youth & education, financial stability, community engagement, and nonprofit excellence in Larimer County. To learn more about United WayContact;Claire Bouchard, Vice President of Community Impact and Engagement United Way of Larimer County[email protected]970.221.5686 ... See MoreSee Less

Emergency Food and Shelter Program - Phase 38 - United Way of Larimer County

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) allocated funding to Larimer County for Phase 38 for $128,625.00.

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