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Applicant Name: Youthworksproject Title: Youthworks Santa Fe Youthbuild (sfyb)project Summary: Youthworks Proposes to Recruit, Engage and Train 72 Disconnected Youth, Ages 16-24, in Construction and Three Construction Plus (C ) Training Components All in High Employment Demand Industries. Participants Will Increase Access to Higher Education by Increasing Literacy Numeracy Skills and Attain Access to Career Pathways or Employment. 100 of Sfyb Participants Will Meet Dol-eta Wioa Eligibility Requirements.funding Level Requested: 1,399,985INTENDED Use of Funds (short Paragraph): Sfyb Will Use the Majority of the Funds Requested to Pay Staff Salaries ( 634,704.) and Participant Stipends ( 627,440.). the Remaining Funds Request Cover Fringe Benefits, Insurance, Travel, Training Supplies and General Office Supplies.deliverables Outcomes: Sfyb Proposed Outcomes Include: 62 62 Participants Enrolled (31 Year), 92 57 62 Participants Earn Certifications, 80 50 62 Participants Achieve Measurable Skill Gains Including Literacy Numeracy Gains, 80 50 62 Participants Placed in Employment or Higher Education in the 2ND Quarter After Exit, 75 47 62 Participants Retained in Employment or Higher Education in the 4TH Quarter After Exit, 77 or 48 62 of Participants Willshow Effectiveness Retention in Serving Employers.cost Sharing or Matching Funds (25 of Funding Level Requested, as Required): 349,996TOTAL Number of Participants to Be Enrolled: 62 Participants Enrolled During the Project.applicant Category: Category a (previously Funded)most Recent Grant Number: 2021 FOA-ETA-21-04 2018 (FOA-ETA-18-04)CONSTRUCTION Plus Occupational Field(s), If Applicable: Culinary Hospitality Arts Retail Salespersons-customer Service Occupations Advanced Manufacturing Digital Fabrication CNC Equipment Operationapplication Is Being Submitted as: Ruraldescription of the Area to Be Served: Santa Fe County and Adjacent Zip Codes in Northern New Mexico. the Area Is Largely Rural and Tribal Lands. the Sfyb Worksites Are in Santa Fe, NM. Target Community Service Area, Identified by Zip Code(s): 87010, 87015, 87035, 87056, 87501, 87505, 87506, 87507, 87508, 87540, 87573, 87574, 87742, 87522, 87535, 87070, 87532, 87533APPLICANT Is a Government Entity in a Territory That Is Eligible for the Matching Waiver and Intendsto Waive Match, as Described in Section Iii.b. Matching: Noany Experience With Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 (12 U.s. C.1701U): Youthworks and Sfyb Serves 94 Low Income Participants.brief Summary of the Proposed Project, Including the Scope of the Project and Proposedoutcomes: Sfyb Proposes to Complete 3 New Construction, Energy Efficient Homes for Lowincome Families With Santa Fe Habitat for Humanity. 31 Youth Will Train and Certify With the Nccer Curriculum. 31 Youth Will Train and Certify in the C Culinary Hospitality Arts Program Utilizing Industry Recognized Curriculum, Restaurant Ready. Sfyb Is Adding Two C Tracks, Customer Service Sales and Manufacturing Digital Fabrication for Co-enrollment for Ten Participants Per Yr. These Co-enrolled Students Will Be Part Either the Construction or Culinary Arts Track, But Also Receive the Additional Occupation Skills Training and Credentialing. Sfyb Will Increase Access to Higher Education by Increasing Literacy Numeracy Skills. the Sfyb Will Assist Youth to Earn a High School Equivalency Credential to Gain Occupational Skills to Develop Leadership Skills to Perform Community Service and to Attain Access to Career Pathways or Employment Upon Graduation. Sfyb Participants Will Receive Wrap-around and Trauma Informed Counseling and Case Management Services.see Attachment D for Remainder (character Limit)
Committed
$1.4 Million
Paid out
$1.3M
95%
Committed, not yet paid
$76.7K
5%
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