Federal grant · project grant (b)
Applicant Name: Community Development Support Association, Inc. (cdsa)project Title: Cdsa Youthbuildproject Summary: Cda Will Provide Youthbuild Program Services in a Manner That Will Result in Achievement of All Program Goals and Standards.funding Requested: 1,368,756.00INTENDED Use of Funds: Funds Will Be Used to Operate the Youthbuild Program. This Will Include Providing the Requirement Components to 60 Participants.outcomes: the Project-based Problem-based Curriculum Will Enable Students to Work at Their Own Pace and Progress Through Levels to Document Skill Mastery. the Students Earn an Industry Credential by Completing the Home Builders Institute Pact Curriculum or the Long Term Care Curriculum Under the Construction Plus Component.matching Amount: 342,189.00 Number to Be Served: 60STATUS: Category a, Previously Funded Youthbuild Grantee YB-29965-17-60-A-40CDSA Is Applying as a Construction Plus Applicant in the Healthcare Fieldcdsa Is in a Rural Area Serving Primarily Garfield County, Oklahomatarget Service Area: 73701, 73727, 73730, 73733, 73735, 73738, 73754, 73773NOT Eligible for Match Waiversection 3 of Hud Development Act of 1968 Experience: in Addition to Receiving Yb Funds in Past Years, Cdsa Has Received Numerous Hud Home Investment Partnership Grants (20 Years) and Participated in the Development of Tax Credit Funded Affordable Housing. We Make Efforts to Ensure Low and Very Low-income Persons Are Given Priority Whenever Contracts, Training, Employment, or Housing Opportunities Are Created.subrecipient Activities- Nonescope: Cdsas 12 Month Program Has Youth Spending 50 of Their Time in an Academic Component, at Least 40 of Time in a Construction Technology or Healthcare Component, and 10 of Time Participating in Leadership Development, Job Readiness, or Community Service. the Academic Component Supports the Construction and Healthcare Components to Integrate Hands-on Opportunities in Both Training Industries, Including Sustainable and Green Techniques. the Comprehensive Design of the Youthbuild Program Allows Communities to Address Multiple Needs. Youth Work Toward Learning Job Skills and Industry Recognized Credentials as They Serve Their Community, Create Affordable Housing, and Develop Their Own Leadership Abilities Through a Greater Understanding of the Importance of Civic Engagement. Ultimately, Youth Benefit From the Support of the Youthbuild Community and the Enid Community Benefits From Involved Young Citizens. the Program Begins After the Completion of Mental Toughness Orientation to Prepare Students for the Rigorous Program That Concludes in After 12 Months of Programming. Youth Will Receive One-on-one Services in a Supportive Environment With Focus on Civic Leadership.priority Consideration-weatherization Training Will Be Provided by Cdsa Staff That Currently Operates the Department of Energy and Department of Human Services Funded Weatherization Program Across Northwest Oklahoma. in Addition, Students Will Earn the Home Builders Institute Pact Green Building Certificate Upon Completion of Hbi Pact Curriculum.
Committed
$1.4 Million
Paid out
$1.3M
97%
Committed, not yet paid
$39.7K
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