Homework Hangout Club Inc

Applicant Name: Homework Hangout Club, Inc.project Title: HHC Youthbuildproject Summary:the Project Is Continuation of HHCS Youthbuild Construction and Construction Plus Programs Providing Education, Occupational Skills Training, Leadership Development and Community Service, and Supportive Services to 64 Participants, Ages 16-24, Residing in Decatur, Illinois.funding Level Requested: 1,472,000.00INTENDED Use of Funds:personnel Costs of Project and Case Managers, Education and Occupational Skills Training Staff, and Support Staff Fringe Benefits Travel Costs for Dol-mandated Conferences Meetings General Office, Janitorial, Academic, Occupational Skills Training, and Hands-on Training Supplies Contracted Instructors and Work-based Learning Facility and Operations Costs, Participant Support Costs, and Costs of Testing and Certifications and Indirect Costs.deliverables Outcomes:placement Into Employment or Education in the 2ND Quarter After Exit: 86 Placement Into Employment or Education in the 2ND Quarter After Exit: 75 Median Earnings in the 2ND Quarter After Exit: 7,800CREDENTIAL Attainment Within One Year of Exit: 86 Measurable Skill Gains 95 Effectiveness in Serving Employers: 75 Matching Funds Amount: 368,000TOTAL of Participants to Be Enrolled: 64APPLICANT Category: Category a (previously Funded)most Recent Grant Number for Category a: 2018 Grant: YB-32965-18-60-A-17CONSTRUCTION Plus Occupational Fields: Food Service Managerapplication Is Being Submitted as: Urbandescription of the Area to Be Served:decatur, Illinois, and Surrounding Rural Communities That Comprise Macon County, Illinoistarget Community Service Area, Identified by Zip Codes:decatur 62521, 62522, 62523, and 62526APPLICANT Is a Government Entity in a Territory That Is Eligible for the Matching Waiver and Intends to 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): Yes Scope and Project Outcomes:after Recruitment, Screening, and Selection, HHC Youthbuild Participants Begin by Competing in Mental Toughness and a Leadership and Work Readiness Training Curriculum to Prepare Them for the Program Ahead. Participants Are Also Assessed for Supportive Services Based on a Documented Assessment of Need. They Are Also Assessed as to Their Industry-of-focus While in HHC Youthbuild: the Traditional Construction Program or the Construction Plus Industry: Food Service. After Obtaining a CPR First Aid Card and Completing a Safety Training Certification Relative to Their Industry (OSHA-10 for Construction Illinois Food Handlers for Food Service), Participants Are Placed INTO:1) Ged Abe Instruction to Attain Geds and Improve Numeracy and Literacy 2) Occupational Skills Training to Obtain Industry-recognized Credentials: for Construction, Nccer Core Construction and Multi-craft Core Curriculum (MC3) Credentials Implemented in Partnership With the Decatur Building Trades for Food Service, Servsafe Food Protection Manager Licensing Both Industry Tracks Also Complete Issa-certified Cleaning Industry Management Standard (CIMS) Credentials Relative to Their Career Field 3) Hands-on Training and Work-based Learning Through On-the-job Construction Skills Training at HHC Worksites (construction) or Through On-site Meal Preparation in Collaboration With Hazels Kitchen (food Service) Participants Also Complete Work-based Learning and Paid Work Experience With Collaborating Employer Partners.upon Graduating, They Participants Receive Follow-up Services to Place Them Into Registered Apprenticeships Including Within Collaborating Building Trades, Living-wage Employment, and or Postsecondary Education.priority Consideration - Sustainable Solutions, Name the Training in Sustainable and Green Techniques:north Americas Building Trades Union Multi-craft Core Curriculum Green Construction Training,