This Applicant Will Provide Funds from the Crime Victims Fund to Enhance Crime Victim Services in the State. Victims of Crime Act (Voca) Assistance Funds Typically Are Typically Competitively Awarded by the State to Local Community-Based Organizations That Provide Direct Services to Crime Victims. NC/Ncf.

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RecipientMichigan Department of Health and Human Services →

Place of performanceMichigan →

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Competed?Not recorded✓ from source

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