Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose the Purpose of This Program Is to Enroll New Participants (high School and Opportunity Youth) Into Approved Registered Apprenticeship Programs and Expand New Pre-apprenticeships That Will Lead to Into New Raps. Activities Performed Partnering With Three (3) Employer Sponsors, Five (5) School Districts, the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet, Four (4) Area Development Districts and a State-wide Labor Union to Meet All Eligibility Requirements for Our Category Two (2) Proposal. the Local\regional Geographic Scope of the Project Will Be Carried Out in the Counties of Garrard, Johnson, Pulaski, Russell and Wolfe Counties in Kentucky. the Overall Scope of Navigate Is to Establish and Increase Partnerships That Commit to Expanding Previously Developed Pre-apprenticeship Programs Which Will Lead to Developing and Expanding Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP) Enrollment for Our "hard to Serve" High School & Opportunity Youth. Deliverables 1) Total Participants Served (cumulative 4-YEAR Total) 720. 2) Total Participants Who Enroll in Registered Apprenticeship Pro-grams (cumulative 4-YEAR Total) 216. 3) Total Number of Participants Who Complete a Rap 108. 4) Total Number of Participants Who Enroll in a Pre-apprenticeship Served by Aba Grant Funding 504. 5) Total Number of Participants Who Complete a Pre-apprentice- Ship Served by Aba Grant Funding 432. Program Outputs: 1) Total Raps Created as a Result of Aba Grant Funding 12. 2) Total Raps Expanded as a Result of Aba Grant Funding 5. 3) Total Pre-apprenticeship Programs Created as a Result of Aba Grant Funding 8. 4) Total Pre-apprenticeship Programs Expanded as a Result of Aba Grant Funding 4. Intended Beneficiary Underserved Communities/underrepresented Populations / High School and Opportunity Youth. Subrecipient Activities Not Applicable
Committed
$5.0 Million
Paid out
$1.1M
23%
Committed, not yet paid
$3.9M
77%
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