Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Serve Memphis Region Low-income Fathers Who Face Barriers to Engagement With Their Children by Providing Education and Support Toward Economic Stability, Healthy Marriage/relationships, Parenting. - Serve Memphis Region Fathers Who Face Barriers to Engagement With Their Children by Providing Education and Support Toward Economic Stability, Healthy Marriage/relationships, Parenting. Structured Employment Economic Development Corporation (SEEDCO) Will Serve 325 Fathers Annually in the Greater Memphis Metropolitan Region (shelby County and Tipton County, Tennessee, and Crittenden County, Arkansas) Through a Comprehensive Program Combining Parenting and Healthy Relationship Education as Well as Economic Stability Services. the Program Will Implement 24/7 Dad for Parenting Skills, the Blueprint for Healthy Relationships, and Seedco U for Employment Readiness With Case Management and Job Placement Assistance. Seedco Will Engage Fathers by Providing Tools to Strengthen Family Relationships, Improve Parenting Skills, and Achieve Economic Self-sufficiency. Over the Five-year Project Period, Seedco Expects to Serve 1,525 Fathers, With 1,375 Completing at Least 90% of Required Workshops, and Place 610 Participants in Employment.
Committed
$1.3 Million
Paid out
$535.6K
43%
Committed, not yet paid
$714.4K
57%
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