Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Wrap Heart Project - Wrap Project, Inc. Will Implement the Wrap Heart Project to Deliver Comprehensive Services That Build Healthy Relationship Skills, Parenting Capacity, Financial Literacy, and Career Advancement Among Adult Couples in Wagoner County, Oklahoma. the Project Will Serve Adult Couples Through a 12+ Hour Cohort-based Workshop Series Using the Prep 8.0 Curriculum, Which Covers Communication, Conflict Resolution, Emotional Intimacy, and the Benefits of Marriage. Wrap Will Provide Services in Wagoner County Through Its Headquarters and Partner Sites, Reaching a Total of 420 Adult Individuals Over Five Years. the Program Will Include Job and Career Advancement Services Through Coaching, Skills Training, and Referrals to Employment Programs.
Committed
$551,913
Paid out
$315.4K
57%
Committed, not yet paid
$236.5K
43%
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