Federal grant
Purpose of Project: the Bridge of Hope Project Aims to Connect Homeless Veterans and Those at Risk of Homelessness in Greater Lowell and New England With Vital Resources. Our Purpose Is to Facilitate Access to Employment, Vocational Training, College Courses, and Recovery Coaching, Offering a Comprehensive Support System to Empower Veterans Toward Self-sufficiency and Improved Quality of Life.activities to Be Funded by Grant: Vocational Training, Continuing Education, Job Placement, and Recovery Coaching.intended Beneficiaries of the Project: Veterans Who Are Homeless or in Danger of Being Homeless Who Are Seeking Training for High-paying, Stable Employment Opportunities to Create a Sense of Normalcy in Their Lives.outcomes of the Project: to Provide Job Placement, Apprenticeship Opportunities, and Vocational Training in Order to Reduce Risk for Homelessness. to Provide Veterans With Substance Use Disorder With Recovery Coaching Services.key Partnerships: Masshire Lowell Career Center, Local Veterans Service Agencies, White Mountains Community College, Middlesex Community College, Granite Recovery, Region 9 School of Applied Technology, New England Tractor Trailer Training School.subrecipient Activities, If Applicable: N Arecipient of Other Funding: Yes, PY23 Dol Vets Ivtp Grantees (7 1 23 - 6 30 26) Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development (EOLWD) Reentry Workforce Development Demonstration Program Grantees (7 1 23 - 8 31 24)
Committed
$1.2 Million
Paid out
$562.2K
48%
Committed, not yet paid
$602.3K
52%
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