To support the New Life Church of Staten Island’s Youth Center Programs, which provide technology training and social support services to children from under-served areas of Staten Island.
Support was given for Human Rights 101, a project that encourages local high school students to explore local, national, and global human rights issues.
To support the Raul Julia Training Unit, a bilingual after-school program that offers arts education and youth leadership development training to New York City youth.
Boys-to-Men is an asset-building, risk-reduction initiative for young men, ages 11-16, that will prepare them for the successful transition from adolescence to responsible adulthood.
To support the Life Steps Group Program, which works with at-risk Brooklyn youth and their families to improve adolescent coping methods and support teen’s social and emotional development.
The William T. Grant Foundation invests in high-quality research focused on reducing inequality in youth outcomes and improving the use of research evidence in decisions that affect young people in the United States.
