Brindisi Announces Six Figure Grant For Chenango Health Network To Prevent Youth Substance Abuse
Published: November 4th, 2019

CHENANGO COUNTY – Congressman Anthony Brindisi announced that Chenango Health Network would receive a Drug Free Communities grant of more than $100,000 per year for five years.

The Drug Free Communities grant program provides grants to community organizations to strengthen partnerships in the region and help reduce youth substance abuse.

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