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Federal grant
Award Purpose 100 Low-income Eligible Participants Will Have the Opportunity to Become Certified in a New Skill That Leads to a Career. Our Goal Is to Reduce Poverty in the Western Portion of Birmingham, Al Affecting Citizens Suffering From the Lack of Having Needed Job Skills and Fair Wages. Activities Performed Skilled Training; Resume Writing; Work-keys; Ged/ Diploma; Team Building; Q&a Sessions; Work-site Visits; Apprenticeship; Internships; Leadership Activities; Deliverables Reduce Recidivism for Ages 25 & Older; Them to Learn a Trade and Technical Skills; an Opportunity to Get Their Ged/diploma and Pursue Post Secondary Education and Help With Obtaining Affordable Housing. Intended Beneficiary the Participants, Their Families, the Communities and Employers. Subrecipient Activities N/a
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$1.2 Million
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