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Signature Projects
Programmatic Initiative 1: Improving Educational Outcomes for Youth at Risk
Partner |
Term |
Funding
Recommendation |
Purpose |
Continuing Partners |
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Nuestra Casa |
24 |
$175,000 |
For renewal support of contextualized ESL and leadership training to improve parent literacy and advocacy skills |
New Teacher Center |
24 |
$150,000 |
For renewal support of after school teacher and staff development aligned with OEPA's child well-being goals |
Ravenswood City School District |
24 |
$350,000
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For support of credentialed teachers in after school literacy programs, a digital media program and the implementation of a referral/case management system in alignment with OEPA's child well-being goals |
San Mateo County Public Library/Quest Learning Center |
24 |
$150,000 |
For renewal support of the Quest after school program to improve child literacy in alignment with OEPA's child well-being goals |
Youth Community Service |
24 |
$120,000 |
In support of 7th/8th grade transition services for Cesar Chavez Academy's after school program |
Programmatic Initiative 2: Take the Sponsored Employment Project to Scale
Partner |
Term |
Funding
Recommendation |
Purpose |
Continuing Partners |
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Opportunities Industrialization Center West |
24 |
$200,000 |
For education and job training scholarships for EPA youth, including SASSY |
New Partners |
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El Concilio of San Mateo County |
24 |
$150,000 |
For development and implementation of community mentoring for a summer youth employment project and youth leadership development in support of OEPA's crime reduction goals |
Youth and young Adult Agency Service Providers – TBD (Prospects: East Palo Alto Mural Art Project; Youth United for Community Action; Leadership Training Academy, New Perspectives) |
24 |
$150,000
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For increased service provision to youth/young adults at high risk, including Sponsored Employment Project implementation contributions |
Programmatic Initiative 3 Build Youth Resilience
Partner |
Term |
Funding
Recommendation |
Purpose |
New Partners |
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Palo Alto Neighborhood Park Association |
24 |
$50,000 |
For support of neighborhood block club organizing work to facilitate outreach to residents for participation in crime prevention and/or youth resilience initiatives |
Free At Last |
24 |
$150,000 |
For juvenile crime and drug prevention programs in support of OEPA's crime prevention goals |
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