OSA wrap - well planned relationships are powerful - a five-year, culturally responsive healthy marriage and relationship education program - the office of samoan affairs of california will…

The Office of Samoan Affairs of California, Incorporated received a $749,999 Cooperative Agreement from the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families under the Healthy Marriage Promotion and Responsible Fatherhood Grants program (CFDA 93.086) awarded on September 30, 2025. The five-year "OSA WRAP - Well Planned Relationships Are Powerful" program will deliver curriculum-based healthy marriage and relationship education workshops to approximately 3,750 youth across 14 community locations in Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego County. The initiative combines comprehensive intake assessments with evidence-based relationship skills training and connections to support services designed to facilitate successful transitions to adulthood for participating youth.

This award represents a continuation of the awardee's work in healthy relationship education for Pacific Islander communities. The program operates within a federal portfolio that prioritizes skills-based relationship education and family strengthening services. The project period extends through September 29, 2030, with service delivery structured to address individual participant needs through direct engagement and wraparound support services.

OSA wrap - well planned relationships are powerful - a five-year, culturally responsive healthy marriage and relationship education program - the office of samoan affairs of california will implement a healthy marriage and relationship education program serving youth in LOS angeles, orange county, and SAN diego. The project will provide curriculum-based workshops on healthy relationships, addressing individual participant needs through comprehensive intake processes and connecting youth to support services. The program will operate in 14 community locations across three counties, delivering services to help youth develop skills for successful transitions to adulthood. Over the five-year project period, OSA wrap expects to serve approximately 3,750 youth through its relationship education workshops and support services.