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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Trinity Church READY4LIFE Project - Trinity Church Will Implement the READY4LIFE Program to Help High School Youth in Grades 9-12 and High School-aged Youth (14-17) in Miami-dade County Build Healthy Relationship Skills While Supporting Positive Socioemotional Development and Promoting Successful Transitions to Young Adulthood. the Project Will Deliver a 17.5-HOUR Primary Workshop Using Evidence-based Relationship Smarts Plus Curriculum, Mind Matters Resilience Education, and Next Gen Personal Finance Lessons to 2,250 Youth Over Five Years, With 1,800 Completing at Least 90% of Workshops. Trinity Will Also Provide Supplemental Career Success Sequence Workshops to Help Youth Transition to Adulthood by Strengthening Their Capacity to Continue Education, Begin Careers, and Establish Healthy Relationships, While Serving Priority Zip Codes With High Rates of Poverty, Unemployment, and Family Instability.
Committed
$1.0 Million
Paid out
$344.4K
33%
Committed, not yet paid
$684.0K
67%
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