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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
A Program Serving Justice-involved Fathers and Their Families Across Nyc, Helping Them Build Economic Stability, Strengthen Parenting and Relationships, and Avoid Re-offending. - a Program Serving Justice-involved Fathers and Their Families Across Nyc, Helping Them Build Economic Stability, Strengthen Parenting and Relationships, and Avoid Re-offending. the Osborne Association Will Implement the Prepare Program Serving Justice-involved Fathers Across New York City. the Program Will Provide Structured Curricula Addressing Parenting (24/7 Dad), Employment (ready, Set, Work!), and Relationships (strengthening Relationships), Plus Emotional Self-regulation Training. Participants Will Receive Case Management and Employment Services Including Construction Credentials, and Supportive Services. Serving 807 Fathers Over Five Years at Bronx and Brooklyn Offices, Prepare Will Help Fathers Build Parenting Skills, Strengthen Family Relationships, and Achieve Economic Stability Through Job Placement. the Program Expects to Place 85 Participants in Jobs Annually, With 50% Maintaining Employment for One Year.
Committed
$1.3 Million
Paid out
$370.0K
30%
Committed, not yet paid
$880.0K
70%
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