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YOUNG OFFENDER DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

 

The project is one of 29 U.S. Department of Labor demonstration grants nationwide.  South Central Idaho’s two-year project was funded for $600,000 in federal dollars, with approximately $300,000 in local in-kind matching.  The vision for this demonstration includes assisting young offenders to succeed in school, teaching them work maturity and career preparation skills, and reducing recidivism (no further crimes.)  Grantee is Region IV Development Association, with South Central Idaho Works, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, District 5 Juvenile Justice, and the Youth Council.

 

LONG TERM SUSTAINABILITY BY BUILDING ON EXISTING COMMUNITY EFFORTS AND ESTABLISHING STRONGER RESOURCE CONNECTIONS

 

We have an outstanding and unusually collaborative regional base of youth providers in our eight county region.  By building on this underlying foundation of cooperation, we expect the connections made through this grant will continue to be sustained, and impact young people and youth providers, whether they are involved in the juvenile justice system or not.

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Text Box: IF YOU WANT TO RECEIVE ELECTRONIC UPDATES ABOUT THIS PROJECT, CONTACT CATHERINE HAYNES, AT 732-5727, EXT. 3004 OR catherine@rivda.org
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Grant Vision

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