Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Charleston Megiddo Dream Station Serves Individuals in Berkeley, Colleton, Charleston and Dorchester Counties. the Megiddo Dream Station RSVP Project Will Serve These Counties. With a Project Goal of 202 Unduplicated Volunteers Serving by Year 3, an Estimated 100 RSVP Volunteers Will Serve This First Year. Activities Will Include Professional and Personal Skill Training, Plus Financial Literacy Classes. the Primary Focus Area of This Project Is Economic Opportunity. Training Will Take Place at the Second Chances Training Center in Charleston, as Well as Churches, Ymcas and Adult Education Facilities in the Four Counties. at the End of the Three-year Grant, 202 Unduplicated Volunteers Will Serve in Outcome Assignments to Help 360 Economically Disadvantaged Individuals Secure Employment. Students Will Complete Pre-apprenticeship Work for Success Programs, Which Includes Professional and Personal Skill Training as Well as Financial Literacy Classes. During the 2019 Cycle, the CNCS Federal Investment of $101,150 Will Be Supplemented by $11237 From Local Sources.
Committed
$330,953
Paid out
$112.4K
34%
Committed, not yet paid
$218.6K
66%
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