Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program (HVRP) Reintegrates Our Community S Heroes Into Meaningful Employment Within the Labor Force and Contributes to a Broad-scale Effort to Address and Overcome the Complex Challenges of Homeless Veterans. Since Being Awarded the Grant Initially in 2012, Echo Housing Corporation HVRP Has Assisted 730 Veterans in Obtaining Employment and Permanent Housing. Through a Network of Governmental and Community Partners, Echo Housing Corporation Facilitates Employment Related and Supportive Services for Homeless Veterans to Maximize Potential for Successful, Long-term Employment and Permanent Self-sufficiency. Echo Housing S Program Design Encompasses Many Best Practices - Including Integrated On-site Services, Social Support, Robust Partnerships, and Coordinated Entry - to Promote the Strongest Outcomes for Our Veterans.grant Administration and Oversight, Outreach Participant Services and Three Full Time Employment Positions - Program Coordinator, Veteran Navigator, Employment Specialist. Employee Fringe Benefits, Travel Costs, Program Supplies, Contractual Expenses, Other - Program Participant Items, and Indirect Costs.homeless Veterans Including Homeless Women Veterans, Veterans With Children, and Incarcerated Veterans or Veterans Recently Released From Incarceration.echo Housing Corporation Will Enroll 88 Veteran Participants Annually With a Total of 264 Enrollments Over the Three Year Period of Performance With a 87.5 Overall Placement Rate and Average Hourly Wage at Placement of 15.38. Echo Housing Projects 67.5 of Program Participants in Unsubsidized Employment in the Second Quarter After Exit From the Program and 60 in the Fourth Quarter After Exit From the Program. Median Quarterly Earnings of Program Participants Who Are in Unsubsidized Employment in the Second Quarter After Exit From Theprogram Is Projected to Be 9,100.INDIANA Department of Workforce Development Economic Growth Regions 8 and 11 - American Job Centers, Volunteers of American - Supportive Services for Veteran Families, Veteran Affairs Hud-vash, Veteran Affairs Community Employment Coordinator (cec), Indiana Region 12 Balance of State Continuum of Care (coc), Tri-state Military Resource Network, Hoosier Initiative for Re-entry (hire), Evansville Vet Center, County Veteran Service Officers, Echo Community Healthcare, Southwestern Behavioral Health, Brentwood Springs Mental Health Center, Deaconess Cross Pointe, Point Man Ministries, Building Blocks of Southwest Indiana, Veteran Treatment Courts.n Atwo Previous Dol HVRP Grant Awards Totaling Seven Years and Current Department of Labor HVRP Grantee 7 1 2020 - 6 30 2023.
Committed
$750,621
Paid out
$687.6K
92%
Committed, not yet paid
$63.0K
8%
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