Cenpatico gives $46,000 to four La Paz County orgs

The Regional Behavioral Health Authority for La Paz County, Cenpatico, has announced it is giving over $46,000 to four La Paz County organizations.

The funds will help support community programs and purchase equipment and supplies. The grant awards are part of $422,000 that Cenpatico is giving throughout Arizona to help improve the communities it serves.

“Cenpatico believes in investing in the communities we serve, “said Cenpatico of Arizona CEO Terry Stevens. “These awards are part of our commitment to improving the lives of local residents.”

The following La Paz County organizations will be receiving Community Reinvestment Grants from Cenpatico:

Colorado River Regional Crisis Shelter; $25,000 equipment for the Nature Garden Classroom project.

Quartzite Elementary School District #4; $12,949.20 for the Social Emotional Learning Project curriculum implementation.

Colorado River Indian Tribes; $6,264.85 for the CRIT Library-Archive Enhancement Project.

Town of Parker; $2,400 for two park barbecues.

Cenpatico of Arizona is the Regional Behavioral Health Authority for Cochise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, La Paz, Pinal, Santa Cruz and Yuma counties. Cenpatico services are funded through a contract with the Arizona Department of Health Services/Division of Behavioral Health Services (ADHS/DBHS) and AHCCCS.