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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Arbor Circle READY4LIFE Will Provide Comprehensive Services That Help West Michigan Youth and Young Adults Ages 14-24 Build Healthy Relationships Skills and Transition Successfully to Young Adulthood. - Arbor Circle's READY4LIFE Project Will Expand the Organization's Capacity to Deliver Healthy Relationship Education and Life Skills Programming to Youth Ages 14-24 Across Kent, Ottawa, and Muskegon Counties in West Michigan. the Project Will Implement Evidence-informed Curricula Including Relationship Smarts Plus 5.1, Youth Connections, and Project With to Equip Youth With Tools to Build Healthy Relationships and Navigate Transitions to Adulthood. Through Curriculum-based Workshops, Individualized Case Management, and Community Partnerships, READY4LIFE Will Serve 1,680 Youth Over Five Years, With 420 Completing at Least 90% of Workshop Sessions.
Committed
$675,865
Paid out
$241.7K
36%
Committed, not yet paid
$434.2K
64%
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