Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Dreams (decisions, Responsibility, Empowerment, Accountability, Motivation, Success) - Bee Busy Learning Academy Will Implement the Dreams Program to Provide Healthy Marriage and Relationship Education to High School Youth (grades 9-12) in Low-resource Areas of Houston, Texas. the Project Will Serve Eight Yes Prep High Schools Across Eight Zip Codes, Using the Evidence-based Love Notes and Money Habitudes Curricula to Deliver 12 Hours of Primary Workshops. the Program Will Help Youth Develop Skills for Healthy Relationships, Communication, Conflict Resolution, and Financial Literacy. Over the Five-year Project Period, Dreams Will Serve a Total of 1,400 Youth Who Complete at Least 90% of the Primary Workshops.
Committed
$749,999
Paid out
$364.4K
49%
Committed, not yet paid
$385.6K
51%
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