Federal grant · project grant (b)

County of Solano

Solano County Probation's "today's Future Sound" Project Will Provide Youth in and Out of Custody a 12-WEEK Workshop With Therapeutic and Social Interventions Through Music. the County of Solano Proposes to Serve Justice-involved Youth via Solano County Probations Therapeutic Beat Making Arts Program. the Program Will Develop and Implement Effective, Culturally Relevant Interventions That Provide Access to High-quality, Therapeutic Arts Programs. Services Will Include Piloting Two Therapeutic Beat Making Workshops to Promote Personal Development, Reduce Anxiety, and Support Justice-involved Youths Capacity to Initiate and Motivate Individual Change.

Committed

$50,000

Paid out
$25.7K
51%
Committed, not yet paid
$24.3K
49%

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