In partnership with over 100 local employers, including mass general brigham and the alliance of massachusetts ymcas, edic will create demand-driven pathways into quality childcare, healthcare, and…

Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
ED22HDQ3070112
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$46,004,608

Award facts

Assistance listing
11.307 Economic Adjustment Assistance
Completion date
Place of performance
Massachusetts, USA

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About this award

The Economic Development Administration awarded a $46 million Project Grant to the Economic Development and Industrial Corporation of Boston under the Economic Adjustment Assistance (CFDA 11.307) program. The grant will support the creation of regional workforce training partnerships in three industries crucial to the Boston region's growth: childcare, healthcare, and clean energy.

The Economic Development and Industrial Corporation of Boston will lead sectoral partnerships that include over 100 employers and backbone organizations. The childcare partnership, led by Community Advocates for Young Learners Institute, will develop a pipeline of licensed childcare professionals. The healthcare partnership, led by the Boston Healthcare Careers Consortium, will place workers in healthcare careers through the prominence of the local health industry. The clean energy partnership, led by the Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-serving institution, will partner with unions to develop clean energy infrastructure workers. Through these partnerships, the grant aims to place thousands of local residents into well-paying jobs in these industries, with a focus on communities of color and women. The award was issued on September 1, 2022 and runs through September 1, 2026.

Description

In partnership with over 100 local employers, including mass general brigham and the alliance of massachusetts ymcas, edic will create demand-driven pathways into quality childcare, healthcare, and energy jobs. Its childcare sectoral partnership, led by community advocates for young learners (CAYL) institute, will develop a pipeline of licensed childcare professionals as a notable strategy to bolster the care economy in the region. Its healthcare sector partnership, led by the boston healthcare careers consortium (HCC), will build off the prominence of the local health industry to place talent into healthcare careers with advancement opportunities. Its clean energy sector partnership, led by benjamin franklin institute of technology, an asian american and native american pacific islander-serving institution, will partner with local unions to develop skilled journeymen workers to develop clean energy infrastructure. Together, these partnerships project to place thousands of local boston residents, with a focus on communities of color and women, into well-paying jobs in three industries that are crucial to the region's future growth and prosperity.

Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Amendment $23,002,304
Original award $23,002,304

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
United Way Of Massachusetts Bay, Inc. In accordance with a grant application submitted in February 2022, OWD is awarding a grant to the United Way of Massachusetts Bay, Inc., to expand its… $105,440
Neighborhood Villages Inc. ARPA Good Jobs Challenge $48,750
Cayl Institute, Inc. ARPA Good Jobs Challenge (EDA) $2,825,887
The Boston Private Industry Council, Inc. ARPA Good Jobs Challenge $695,732
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Inc. $75,075
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Inc. Provide wraparound supports to Good Jobs Metro Boston Coalition in the pre-determined categories of 1) childcare, 2) transportation, 3) clothing/supplies, 4)… $17,325
Action For Boston Community Development, Inc. $6,300
Neighborhood Villages Inc. $11,250
Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute Of Technology $33,019
Northeastern University The proposed project is a joint initiative of Northeastern University’s Dukakis Center and Community-2-Community initiative in partnership with Burning… $207,200
Unite USA Inc. Unite Us USA, Inc. will assist OWD/EDIC with implementing a framework that facilitates a provision of wraparound services to GJMBC participants. The framework… $150,000
University Of Massachusetts Global In accordance with a grant application submitted by EDIC in February 2022, UMG will assist EDIC, as the System Lead Entity, by participating in the Healthcare… $2,044,027
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Inc. Beth Israel Lahey Health d/b/a the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC), in accordance with a grant application submitted by EDIC in February 2022,… $533,000
Boston Public Health Commission In accordance with the grant application submitted by EDIC to EDA on February 10, 2022, the BPHC will assist EDIC, as the System Lead Entity, to design and… $164,369
The Boston Private Industry Council, Inc. In accordance with a grant application submitted by EDIC in February 2022, BPIC will assist EDIC, as the System Lead Entity, to coordinate, convene, and… $370,916
Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute Of Technology In accordance with a grant application submitted by EDIC in February 2022, BFCIT will assist EDIC, as the System Lead Entity, to coordinate, convene, and… $1,276,393
Cayl Institute, Inc. In accordance with the grant application submitted by EDIC to EDA in February 2022,CAYL will assist EDIC, as the System Lead Entity, to coordinate, convene, and… $3,714,036
Metropolitan Area Planning Council In accordance with the grant application submitted by EDIC to EDA in February 2022, MAPC will assist EDIC, as the System Lead Entity, to coordinate, convene,… $329,084
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Who received award ED22HDQ3070112?

ED22HDQ3070112 was awarded to Economic Development And Industrial Corporation Of Boston by Economic Development Administration (Department of Commerce) on September 1, 2022.

How much is award ED22HDQ3070112 worth?

$46,004,608 has been obligated on ED22HDQ3070112.

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