Federal grant · project grant (b)
Please Provide a One-paragraph Summary (4 to 6 Sentences) of Your Proposed Vista Project That Includes the Following: - a Description of Your Organization's Mission - the CNCS Programming Priority Area That Your Project Aligns With - a Description of the Proposed Project Goal(s), Including Who Will Benefit From the Project - the Number of Vistas and Leaders (if Applicable) You Are Requesting and an Overview of the Major Activities They Will Perform - the Estimated Time Required to Complete the Project Safe Passages' Mission Is to Disrupt the Cycle of Poverty by Engaging Youth and Families to Build and Drive a Continuum of Services That Supports Student Success and Community Development. the Proposed Vista Project Aligns With Economic Opportunity, Education and Healthy Futures Focus Areas. the Vista Project Seeks to Expand Efforts to Build Family Resource Centers at Target School Sites Including, Two Continuation High Schools, One Middle School, One Middle/high School (6TH-12TH Grades) and Two Elementary Schools in Oakland, Ca, and Expects to Benefit at Least 300 Low-income Families. 9 Full Time Vista Members Will Contribute to the Goals of the Project, Such as Expanding Safe Passages' Ability to Recruit Volunteers; Creating Referral Systems to Identify and Refer Struggling Students and Families to the FRCS, Securing and Gathering Resources to Set Up the FRCS, and Supporting the Logistics of Expanding Existing Partnerships to Provide Services at FRCS, Among Other Activities for One More Continuation Year.
Committed
$420,769
Paid out
$303.3K
72%
Committed, not yet paid
$117.4K
28%
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