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MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2002

The Indian Family Health Clinic in Great Falls, Montana, is seeking a $170,000 grant from the city to expand its services.

The grant would help the clinic deal with an expanding client base by moving to a larger space. The clinic saw 6,000 patients since it moved out of a smaller location in 1999.

The clinic has two full-time employees, four part-time and two volunteers.

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Indian health clinic looks to expand (The Great Falls Tribune 4/1)

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