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Minnesota pushes $2.04M into restorative practices; Damascus Way lands nearly $200K
Minnesota Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) awarded $2.04 million to expand restorative practices statewide, including $199,000 to Damascus Way, a reentry facility. The funding supports 41 organizations under DCYF’s $10 million Restorative Practices Initiative, focusing on harm repair, relationship-building, and community healing.
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