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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Porter-leath Will Recruit and Place a Minimum of 115 Foster Grandparent Volunteers to Provide 106 Federal and 2 Non-federal Vsys of One-on-one Support to Special Needs Children Throughout Memphis, Shelby and Fayette Counties. All 115 Volunteers Will Be Placed in Outcome Based Assignments in the Primary Focus Area of Education to Promote School Readiness and Success in Kindergarten Through Twelfth Grades. Foster Grandparents Will Engage Children Through Activities Including Reading, Cognitive Activities, Preliteracy Activities and Encouraging Education Related Activities to Enrich the Child's Appreciation for Academic Skills and Foster Self Esteem. at the End of the School Term, the Program Anticipates That 210 Children Will Spend Time Regularly With a Foster Grandparent Focusing on Educational Activities, With 191 of These Children Showing Improvement in Literacy Skills to Achieve School Readiness or Educational Success. the CNS Federal Investment of $517,685 Will Be Supplemented by $77,291 of Non-federal Resources.
Committed
$1.6 Million
Paid out
$435.0K
27%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.2M
73%
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