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Multnomah Education Service District

The Multnomah Education Service District Proposes an Expansion of the Bridges Model and Centers the Needs of At-risk and Justice-involved Girls Through Herpath Programming. Herpath Builds on Bridges Culturally Responsive and Trauma-informed Education Advocacy, Youth Mentorship, and Wraparound Support Model That Serves Justice-involved Youth in Oregon. Using Culturally Specific Transition Specialists and Educational Mentors, Herpath Builds on Relationships With the Multnomah County Juvenile Department, Community-based Organizations, and Local School Districts to Provide Evidence-based and Gender- and Culturally Specific Programming That Addresses the Needs of Girls.

Committed

$560,080

Paid out
$137.1K
24%
Committed, not yet paid
$423.0K
76%

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