Rock Community Center For Youth And Children, LLC

Rock Community Center For Youth And Children, LLC operates as a sub-recipient in federal grant programs, receiving allocations through state intermediaries rather than as a prime grantee or contract awardee. The organization is a minority-owned, Black American-owned nonprofit based in Indianapolis, Indiana, with no prime contract awards or IDV positions in its federal footprint.

Rock Community Center's federal activity is concentrated entirely in grant sub-awards flowing through state-level pass-through entities. All 19 awards in the recent portfolio originate from the Department of Education Indiana as the prime grantee, with Rock Community Center receiving grant allocations as a sub-recipient. The source documents eighteen allocations from the Department of Education Indiana (whose description reads "GRANT ALLOCATION TO SUBRECIPIENT") and one sub-award from the Indiana Department of Health for ELC (Early Learning Collaborative) enhancement work focused on detection and expansion. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $144 thousand.

Activity has accelerated sharply in 2026, with twelve awards issued year to date (through June 30, 2026) compared to two awards each in 2024 and 2025 and three in 2023. The recent awards are predominantly monthly grant allocations from the Department of Education Indiana between October 2023 and June 2026, suggesting recurring or continuous sub-grant funding rather than discrete project awards. The source provides no CFDA numbers, no program names beyond the ELC reference, and no dollar magnitudes per award, limiting visibility into the specific federal grant programs or program sizes anchoring the sub-recipient relationship.

Rock Community Center does not hold seats on parent contract vehicles, does not operate as a prime on federal contracts or grants, and does not appear in federal contract IDV listings. The organization's federal footprint is exclusively sub-recipient grant work flowing through Indiana's Department of Education and Department of Health as intermediaries. Given the nonprofit status, minority ownership, and grant sub-recipient positioning, Rock Community Center likely operates in youth services, community development, or early learning delivery within Indiana rather than as a federal services contractor or capacity-builder for other organizations.