'City on a Hill' lands Kiwanis grant
City on a Hill Behavioral Health Center has received a grant from the Kiwanis Club of Coeur d’Alene to help expand access to affordable ADHD testing for children and adolescents throughout North Idaho.
The grant funded the purchase of an assessment tool that allows City on a Hill to provide comprehensive ADHD evaluations at a significantly reduced cost of $500 per assessment.
From left: Don Lindberg, Mike Wraith (Executive Director at City on a Hill), Mike Lane (club President, Shirley Lindberg, and Matt Palmer (club Treasurer and sponsor of the grant)
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City on a Hill Behavioral Health Center received a grant from the Kiwanis Club of Coeur d’Alene to help expand access to affordable ADHD testing for children and adolescents throughout North Idaho.
The grant funded the purchase of the IVA-2 assessment tool, allowing City on a Hill to provide comprehensive ADHD evaluations at a significantly reduced cost of $500 per assessment.
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