Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose of Project: to Help Veterans Being Released From Incarceration With Job Placement and or Vocational Training Opportunities That Will Enable Them to Transition Into the Community and Re-establish The,selves as Productive Members of Society. Also, to Provide Support to Obtain Safe, Stable Housing Utilizing a Series of Programs Available Through the Veterans Bridge Back Initiative (vbbi). Activities to Be Funded: Job Placement, Peer Support, Recovery Coaching, Transportation to From Work (7 Days Week Over 3 Shifts), Housing If Required (sober Housing, Market Rate Housing, and Day 1 Emergency Housing), Clinical Support by On-staff Ladc LCSW, Iops Dedicated to Veterans, Free Clothing Program, and Access to Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Clinic.intended Beneficiaries: Previously Incarcerated Veterans and Their Families.outcome of Project: to Provide Job Placement, Apprenticeship Opportunities, and Vocational Training in Order to Establish a Stable Lifestyle. to Provide Veterans in Re-entry With Resources That Offer Safe, Clean Housing Through Local Partners or In-house Programs. 132 Participants Over 3 Years. Housing Services Will Be Arranged Provided for at Least 30 of Particicipants. Employment Services Will Be Arranged Provided for at Least 80 of Participants. Key Partnerships: Community Teamwork Inc. (CTI) Note That Cti Executive Director Is a Bridge Club of Greater Lowell Board of Directors Member , Masshire Lowell Career Center, City of Lowell, Veterans Service Office (vso), Middlesex County Sheriff S Office (mso), Middlesex District Attorney S Office, Access to Recovery (atr), and Greater Lowell Community Foundaton (GLCF). Subrecipient Activities: N Arecipient of Other Funding: N a
Committed
$437,515
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