Intended use of funds:the rcyb project will target 57 opportunity youth comprising three cohorts served over the performance period

Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
23A60YB000013
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$3,553,052

Award facts

Assistance listing
17.274 YouthBuild
Completion date
Funding
  • $2,584,038.00 Federal
  • $969,014.25 Non-federal
Place of performance
California, USA

Award details come from USAspending.gov.

Description

The project will provide participants with comprehensive educational programs and services, including earning a high school diploma or equivalency and transition to employment or post-secondary studies. Rcyb offers occupational skills training, resources, applied learning, worksite experience, pre-apprenticeship opportunities, community service, and leadership opportunities.description of the area to be served: rcyb was developed based on the needs of at-risk youth in the SAN jacinto and hemet areas of the SAN jacinto valley in southern california because local educational institutions lack the capacity to provide work-based learning and or hands-on technical training. While the area is classified as urban per U.S. Census definitions, the communities served are intermixed with large agricultural tracts with little true urban core amenities or services. While unemployment is higher in this portion of riverside county than in several other sectors, construction and logistics jobs are anticipated to grow for at least the next five years based on recent government and private forecasts. Brief summary of the proposed project, including but not limited to, the scope of the project and proposed outcomes: rcyb is a comprehensive program to assist youth in completing high school diploma or high school equivalency credential while being trained in the construction and logistics industries. Participants will earn industry-recognized credentials. Home builders institute pre-apprenticeship construction training will be taught to 29 youth. Rcyb participants will construct housing units on riverside habitat for humanity projects (calvet REN) houses for low-income veterans and their families. The logistics program will be taught to 28 youth to learn the skills necessary for entry-level employment in warehousing, distribution, material handling, and distribution in supply chain facilities. Work experience training for logistics is at deckers, a logistics distribution center. The rcyb program has identified five objectives to provide the skills, education, resources, and hands-on training: objective 1: 85 of youth will complete the required hours (360 hours of education and 300 hours of work-based learning with work experience)objective 2: 75 of students in each area will earn required credentialsobjective 3: youth will complete a minimum of 10 hours of community serviceobjective 4: 70 of students will be placed in post-secondary education, employment, military, occupational training, or apprenticeships upon program completionobjective 5: 74 of students will participate in post-program retention in employment and education services

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $0 $323,005
Amendment $1,292,019 $323,005
Original award $1,292,019 $323,005

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
California Family Life Center California Family Life Center will serve as a key partner in the CBK YouthBuild grant implementation and will provide logistics instructional staff and… $251,595

Quick answers

Who received award 23A60YB000013?

23A60YB000013 was awarded to Riverside County Office Of Education by Employment and Training Administration (Department of Labor) on June 1, 2023.

How much is award 23A60YB000013 worth?

$3,553,052 has been obligated on 23A60YB000013: $2,584,038 in federal funding and $969,014 in non-federal funding.

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