Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Douglas County Nebraska

Douglas County Proposes to Expand Both the Number of Providers and Types of Stability Services Offered to Pre-adjudicated Youth, Who Are Primarily Youth of Color From Historically Marginalized and Underserved Neighborhoods. the Implementation of These Services Will Reduce the Incidence of Racial Ethnic Disparities (r/ed) in the Juvenile Justice System by Preventing Youth of Color From Entering Detention; Expediting the Release of Detained Youth of Color to Their Homes; and Providing Early Intervention Using Culturally Competent Evidence-based Services and Programs to Meet the Needs of the Families and Youth Within the Family-home.

Committed

$570,000

Paid out
$528.6K
93%
Committed, not yet paid
$41.4K
7%

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Source

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