Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose the Purpose of This Program Is to Provide Equity-focused Healthcare Apprenticeship Training, Rap Placement, and Career Ladder Opportunities Focusing on Underserved Communities in Staten Island, Ny. Activities Performed Convene Community-based Organizations (cbos), Healthcare Providers, and Academic Training Partners to Place Underserved Populations in High-quality Registered Apprenticeship Programs (RAPS) That Include Certified Recovery Peer Advocate (crpa), Community Health Worker (CHW), Certified Nursing Assistant (cna), and Home Health Aide (hha). Through Training, Placement, Ojt Learning, and Ongoing Support, Registered Apprentices (RAS) From Diverse Communities Will Achieve Healthcare Careers Paying Family-sustaining Wages With a Trajectory to Even Greater Personal and Professional Success. Deliverables 1) Total Participants Served (cumulative 4-YEAR Total) the Total Number of Individuals Who Have Been Determined Eligible for the Program and Who Receive a Direct Grant-funded Service. Eligible Individuals Are at Least 16 Years of Age and Not Already Enrolled in a Rap at the Time of Initial Grant Service 500. 2) Total Participants Who Enroll in Registered Apprenticeship Programs (cumulative 4-YEAR Total) the Total Number of Participants Who Start in a Rap. the Number of Total Participants Enrolled in Raps Cannot Exceed Total Participants Served 400. 3) Total Number of Participants Who Complete a Rap. Verification Requires a Certificate of Completion Issued by the Us Dept. of Labor or a State Apprenticeship Agency 320. 4) Total Number of Participants Who Enroll in a Pre-apprenticeship Served by Aba Grant Funding (as Applicable) 5)THE Number of Total Participants Enrolled in a Pre-apprenticeship Cannot Exceed Total Participants Served. 500. 5) Total Number of Participants Who Complete a Pre-apprenticeship Served by Aba Grant Funding (as Applicable) the Number of Total Participants Completing a Pre-apprenticeship Cannot Exceed the Total Number of Participants Who Enroll in a Pre-apprenticeship 400. Program Outputs: 1) Total Raps Created as a Result of Aba Grant Funding 1. 2) Total Raps Expanded as a Result of Aba Grant Funding 3. 3) Total Pre-apprenticeship Programs Created as a Result of Aba Grant Funding (as Applicable) 1. 4) Total Pre-apprenticeship Programs Expanded as a Result of Aba Grant Funding 3. Intended Beneficiary Low-income Communities, Career Seekers, Historically Marginalized Communities, Youth, Historically Marginalized Youth. Subrecipient Activities Training; Employer Partners; and Recruitment, Referral, and Wraparound Service Partners.
Committed
$2.0 Million
Paid out
$565.9K
28%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.4M
72%
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