Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Lifeline Heart Program - Lifeline Services Will Implement the Heart (helping Every Area of Relationships Thrive) Program to Provide Marriage and Relationship Education Services to Adults in Northeast Missouri. the Program Will Serve Individuals Who Are Pregnant, Have a Pregnant Partner, or Are Parenting a Child Under Five Years Old in Adair County and Seven Surrounding Rural Counties. Lifeline Will Provide 12 Hours of Evidence Based Within My Reach Curriculum Workshops, One-on-one Coaching Sessions, Premarital Education, and Supplementary Parenting Workshops to Strengthen Relationships and Improve Family Stability. the Project Will Serve at Least 120 Participants Annually Who Complete the Program With a 90% Workshop Completion Rate, for a Total of 540 Individuals Over the Five-year Project Period.
Committed
$749,999
Paid out
$426.2K
57%
Committed, not yet paid
$323.8K
43%
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