Federal grant · project grant (b)
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center (crcc)willpartnerwith Cuyahoga Court of Common Pleas Juvenile Division (the Court) in Cuyahoga County, Ohio for This Projectto Increase Protective Factors and Preventfurther Delinquent Behavior by Girls Involved With the Court and Who Have Experienced Sexual Violence. the Projects Focus Will Be on Girls in Cuyahoga County Who Are Involved With the Countys Juvenile Justice System, as Well as Their Parents/caregivers. This Group of Girls Will Be Referred to Crccs Proposed Programming by the Court If They Are Screened for Sexual Violence Victimization and Disclose Sexual Trauma of Some Degree.project Activities Will Include Crucial Early Intervention Through Evidence-based Psychoeducational Groups and Prevention Sessions, as Well as Case Management Services for the Girls and Their Families, as Appropriate. CRCC and the Court Currently Collaborate to Provide Intervention and Prevention Services to Girls Who Have Been Victims of Human Trafficking, Specifically, But a Very Noticeable and Pressing Gap in Existence for Girls in the System Who Have Not Been Trafficked, But Who Have Experienced Sexual Trauma.
Committed
$525,000
Paid out
$399.9K
76%
Committed, not yet paid
$125.1K
24%
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