In Memphis, Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-9) announced that three organizations will be receiving grants totaling $21,309,797 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The grants will support various important initiatives within the organizations, ultimately benefiting the individuals and families they serve.
Congressman Cohen expressed his satisfaction with the substantial investment from the federal government, particularly highlighting the funding for Head Start programs. These programs help the youngest students prepare for school and navigate the complexities of the world around them. The investment is expected to improve lives and make a real difference in the community.
Porter-Leath will receive $1,385,603 to operate its Head Start programs, while Memphis Health Center will receive $5,370,495 to support its programs. The Shelby County Board of Education will receive $14,553,699 for their Head Start programs. Each organization is committed to using this funding to create positive change in their communities and improve outcomes for those they serve.
Overall, these grants are an important investment in Memphis’ future and demonstrate Congressman Cohen’s commitment to supporting programs that have a positive impact on communities and improving outcomes for individuals.
