CURES Community Advisory Board Co-Chair receives $750,000 for community violence intervention

CURES Community Advisory Board Co-Chair, Sandra Turner-Handy, represents one of six community organizations that were selected to receive a $10 million grant, “ShotStoppers,” to conduct community violence intervention. ShotStoppers is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act pandemic relief funds.

Ms. Turner-Handy represents the Denby Neighborhood Alliance, which is zip code 48205, the most crime-ridden ZIP code in Detroit. “Twenty-five years in that community. My passion has grown. I want to raise quality of life and make sure kids don’t see violence as something that’s normal.”

Click here to see story in the Detroit News. https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/detroit-city/2023/06/14/detroit-gun-violence-prevention-neighborhood-intervention-shotstoppers-shotspotter-gunfire-detection/70322279007/

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