Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose Provide 400 Participants With Pre-release Services That Include Job Preparation, Developing Individual Development Plans (IDPS) Including Identifying Barriers to Employment, Career Exploration and Planning, Counseling, and Assistance With Linking Returning Citizens to the Social Services Required to Help Them Transition Back to Their Communities. Activities Performed Identifying Barriers to Employment, Career Exploration and Planning, Counseling, and Assistance With Linking Returning Citizens to the Social Services Required to Help Them Transition Back to Their Communities. Deliverables Post Release Services Will Include Occupational Training and Placement Services Provided via the Statewide Network of American Job Centers, and Continued Case Management Services. Intended Beneficiary Men and Women, Ages 18 or Older, Who Have Been Incarcerated in CT'S Adult Criminal Justice System and Have a Release Date Scheduled Between 20 to 270 Days of the Individual's Enrollment in the Program. Subrecipient Activities Our Sub-recipients Include Community Partners in Action (CPA) and Capital Workforce Partners.
Committed
$4.0 Million
Paid out
$1.2M
31%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.7M
69%
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