Politics & Government
Rice County Public Health Receives Grants to Help With Children's Program Costs
Grant money will be used to support the costs of three different programs, according to Fairbault Daily News.
Rice County Public Health received a handful of grants last week to help fund three important programs that provide services to the county's children.
According to Fairbault Daily News, a $145,000 grant will be allocated in 2013 to cover administrative services for a child and teen check-up program with the Minnesota Department of Health. In addition, other grants received will cover costs for prenatal hepatitis B immunizations for one year and to detect hearing loss and birth defects among children for three years.
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