Victor Treatment Centers – West San Bernardino

San Bernardino,
CA
(2006)

Victor Treatment Centers – West San Bernardino

Adult Education, Behavioral Health, College or Vocational Training, Community, Healthcare, Vocational Training

Financing for a Victor Treatment Centers, Inc a provider established in San Bernardino, California specializing in residential treatment facility, emotionally disturbed children.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $390,250
Total Project Cost: $1,136,000

IMPACT

3 FTE jobs
40 patients served

CDEs

CRFUSA

Investor

Chase

Project Description

Financing for a Victor Treatment Centers, Inc a provider established in San Bernardino, California specializing in residential treatment facility, emotionally disturbed children.

MAP

Address: 1053 North D Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410

Census Tract: 6071005600

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