Applicant name: LOS angeles communities advocating for unity, social justice, and action (LA causa)project title: LA causa youthbuild (lcyb)project summary: the applicant will deliver a…

Applicant name: LOS angeles communities advocating for unity, social justice, and action (LA causa)project title: LA causa youthbuild (lcyb)project summary: the applicant will deliver a pre-apprenticeship program, including education, occupational skills training, leadership development, and high-quality post-program placement opportunities to youth 16-24. We will utilize both existing partnerships and build new alliances.funding level requested: 1,200,000INTENDED use of funds: create personnel and operational resource capacity to fully implement the proposed project design.deliverables outcomes: we are looking to have over 75 of our enrolled participants achieve credential attainment, measurable skills gain and demonstrate effectiveness in serving employers.cost sharing or matching funds amount: 300,000TOTAL number of participants to be enrolled:68APPLICANT category (check only one): category b (new)most recent grant number from any FY 2016 (FOA-ETA-16-10), 2017 (FOA-ETA-17-03), or 2018 (FOA-ETA-18-04) grant cycles for category a applicant: not applicableconstruction plus occupational field(s), if applicable: hospitalityapplication is being submitted as (check all that apply): urbandescription of the area to be served: unincorporated east LOS angeles, boyle heights, pico rivera and montebello communities are all contiguous in the east LOS angeles area.target community service area, identified by ZIP code(s):90022, 90023, 90063, 90640, 90660APPLICANT is a government entity as described in section III.b. Matching: noany experience with section 3 of the HUD act of 1968 (12 U.S. C.1701U): nosubrecipient activities (if applicable): not applicablebrief summary of the proposed project, scope of the project and proposed outcomes: LA causa has a strong history in developing partnership to deliver social services in the area. All partners have been trained and helped develop the current youthbuild program. Our education training is provided through youthbuild charter school of CA, an accredited public charter school that provides a responsive and individualized program, resulting in a high school diploma, a requirement for nearly all occupational pathways and a barrier for the young people. LA causa has formed numerous relationships in the construction trades, providing access to state-of-the-art training facilities and on-site feedback that results in greater efficacy of the occupational skills training curriculum. LA causa will provide the hospitality culinary training to 34 of the 68 participants enrolled as its construction plus component. The training will follow the prescribed 50-40-10 model with the hospitality culinary training provided for the 9-12 students in each of three cohorts.if the applicant is proposing priority consideration - sustainable solutions, name the training in sustainable and green techniques: home builders institute pre-apprenticeship certificate (HBI -pact) training curriculum includes HVAC PV solar -use green building techniques to conserve energy resources.