Federal grant · project grant (b)

Youth in Need

Maternity Group Home - the Maternity Group Home (MGH) (YZ) Program Provides Safe, Stable, and Appropriate Shelter for Pregnant And/or Parenting Youth Ages 16 to Under 22 and Their Dependent Child(ren) for 18 Months and, and Up to 21 Months Under Extenuating Circumstances. Service Providers Must Accommodate the Needs and Safety of the Dependent Children to Include Facility Safety Standards for Infants and Children on the Premises. MGH Services Include, But Are Not Limited to, Parenting Skills, Child Development, Family Budgeting, and Health and Nutrition Education. MGH Provide Comprehensive Services (e.g., Basic Life Skills, Educational and Job Attainment Opportunities, Counseling) That Supports the Transition of Homeless Youth to Self-sufficiency and Stable, Independent Living.

Committed

$350,000

Paid out
$233.3K
67%
Committed, not yet paid
$116.7K
33%

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Source

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