Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Build (belong, Understand, Inspire, Lead, Dedicate): a READY4LIFE Project - Live Rite Structured Recovery Corp Will Implement the Build Youth Initiative, Providing Youth Ages 14-24 in Macomb County, Michigan With Healthy Relationship Skills and Emotional Stability Tools. the Project Will Deliver the Evidence-informed Love Notes 4.0 Curriculum, Trauma-informed Mentoring, Job Readiness Training Through Nu-way Staffing, and Family Counseling at Live Rite's Recovery Resource Center. Services Will Be Delivered in Partnership With Local Courts, Schools, and Behavioral Health Providers, Serving at Least 30 Youth in Year 1 and Scaling to 120 Youth Annually by Years 4-5, for a Total of 420 Youth Over the Five-year Project Period.
Committed
$610,678
Paid out
$185.0K
30%
Committed, not yet paid
$425.7K
70%
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