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Recipient Name Coalition for Responsible Community Developmentproject Title Work for South L.a.funding Request 250,000CONGRESSIONAL Sponsor Lucille Roybal Allardrequested Period of Performance 24 Months (2 Years)project Location Los Angeles County, Californiaproject Purpose and Goals Work for South L.a. Will Provide Paid Transitional Employment and Multiple Supportive Services to Remove Reduce Barriers to Education and Employment. the Target Population Includes Individuals Aged 18 and Older Who Are Reentering the Community and the Workforce After Incarceration. Project Goals Are to Stabilize Reentry Individuals (RI) Through Providing 1. Proven Interventions That Meet Their Needs After Release or Parole PLACEMENT.2. Paid Transitional Employment and Supportive Services to Reduce Barriers to EMPLOYMENT.3. Employment Education Follow Up Services After Exiting Workforce Development Programs.activities to Be Performed Goal 1 1A. Successful Eligibility Assessment and Enrollment in America S Job Center of California (wioa Adult and Youth), Case Managed Services (relevant Workforce Training Education Programs, and Completion of Individual Service PLAN).1B. Reentry Workshops and Support Provided for PARTICIPANTS.1C. Payment of Participant Costs (housing, Uniforms, Travel, Union Fees, Childcare) Through CRCD S Multiple Supportive Service Programs.goal 2 2A. Placement in Transitional Employment Work EXPERIENCE.2B. Assess Employment Barriers and Provide Ongoing Supportive Services.applicant Coalition for Responsible Community Developmentproject Abstractpage 2 of 22C. Provide Resume Writing, Job Search, and Interview Preparation SUPPORT.2D. Provide Access to CRCD Businesssource Center Services (for Small Businesses and ENTREPRENEURS).2E. Conduct Outreach to Local Employers, Offering Training and Education in Hiring and Working With the Reentry Population.goal 3 3A. Provide Post Hire Follow Up Services (case Management and Career Coaching) to Continue Addressing Barriers to Employment Career Retention From Goal 1A.3B. Track Education Completion (YOUTH) and Employment Rate (adults YOUTH).3C. Track Earnings of Reentry Individuals Who Complete the Program.expected Outcomes the Project Will Track Wioa Indicators of Progress Expectedoutcomes for 100 Reentry Individuals.a. Employment Education Rate 2ND Quarter After Exit 64 B. Employment Education Rate 4TH Quarter After Exit 61 C. Median Earnings 2ND Quarter After Exit 7,000D. Credential Attainment 65.5 E. Measurable Skill Gains 55 Intended Beneficiaries Individuals 18 Reentering the Community After Incarceration.subrecipient Activities Not Applicable (N a).
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