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The California Council on Developmental Disabilities recently gave a $50,000 grant to Garden Grove-based Southern California Indian Center Inc. to fund its services for the developmentally disabled. The grant will help the center, at 13252 Garden Grove Blvd., No. 100, develop mental health programs for American Indians with disabilities, provide in-home mental health counseling, help screen fetal alcohol syndrome and monitor medications prescribed by physicians.
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