Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose the Purpose of This Program Is to Create Equity in Registered Apprenticeship Programs Hub (e-rap). Activities Performed Two Program Goals Are Implemented in the Scope of Work: Program Goal #1: Establish a Multifunctional Rap Hub; Program Goal #2: Become a Statewide Resource to Expand Equitable Rap Implementation Serving Underrepresented Communities. Program Activities Include: (1) Centralized Cross-industry Resource Center, (2) Robust Employer Engagement, (3) Incentive Funding, (4) Employer Technical Assistance Leading to Rap Adoption, (5) Network of Equity-focused Partners, and (6) an Expansion Cohort Supporting Statewide Scaling Initiatives. Deliverables 800 (80% From Underrepresented Groups) Intended Beneficiary Un-and-underemployed; Women, People of Color, Veterans. Subrecipient Activities Partners Assembled to Support the Delivery of This Scope of Work With Roles for: (1) Employer Engagement, (2) Provision of Rap Technical Assistance, (3) Related Instruction, (4) Pre-apprenticeship; and Apprenticeship Recruitment and Support, and (5) Expansion.
Committed
$5.8 Million
Paid out
$1.5M
26%
Committed, not yet paid
$4.3M
74%
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