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Recipient Name: Opportunity Villagerecipient Name: 14C Transition Prevocational Programfunding Request: 525,000CONGRESSIONAL Sponsor: Dina Titusrequested Period of Performance: 24 Monthsproject Location: Southern Nevadaproject Purpose and Goals: the Purpose of This Project Is to Complete the Transition Away From Use of a 14C Subminimum Wage Certificate, to Create More Robust Programming That Will Prepare Participants for Success in Competitive, Community Integrated Employment.activities to Be Performed: Participants in the Program Will Work on Skill Building Towards Readiness for Community Employment Through Goal Setting, Direct Instruction, Community Outings, and Ongoing Connection to Employers.expected Outcomes: a Minimum of 75 of Participants in the Program Will Demonstrate Increased Job Readiness as Measured by Quantitative and Qualitative Data, Increased Interest in Community Employment, or Will Complete Atransition to Another Employment Training or Employment Program.intended Beneficiaries: Adults With Intellectual, Developmental, and Other Related Disabilities Enrolled in the Opportunity Village Prevocational Program in Southern Nevada.subrecipient Activities: N a
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