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Eta Community Projects Project Abstractrecipient Name Covenant House Missouriproject Title Workforce Developmentfunding Request 150,000.00CONGRESSIONAL Sponsor Roy Bluntrequested Period of Performance 7 1 2023 6 30 2024PROJECT Location 2727 North Kingshighway BLVD. ST. Louis, Mo 63113PROJECT Purpose and Goals to Help Youth Ages 16 24 to Gain the Skills They Need to Become Employed and Live Independently.activities to Be Performed Career Services Employment Support, Career Guidance, Job Training, Educational Support, One on One Career Coaching, References, Interview Practice, Transportation Assistance, Etc.expected Outcomes Outcome 1 30 of Youth Served by Chmo Will Participate in Accentures Financial Literacy Training Curriculum. Outcome 2 60 of Youth Will Gain or Maintain Employment.intended Beneficiaries Youth Ages 16 24 Who Are Runaway, Trafficked, and at Risk of or Experiencing Homelessness.subrecipient Activities N a
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