December 2016

Salt Lake County, Utah launched two Pay for Success programs that seek to reduce chronic homelessness and recidivism among at-risk populations. Partner Amy Curran led the Chapman team in representing a financial services company investing in the programs. Funding will be used to reduce homelessness through a program that provides housing, behavioral-health treatment, and employment counseling to 315 chronically homeless individuals. The other program seeks to reduce recidivism by funding substance-abuse and behavioral-health treatment for 225 high-risk men.

For more information, see this article in The Salt Lake Tribune.

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