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Adolescent Employment and Education Program

To support a program that provides education and employment support to youth with disabilities.

To support a program that provides education and employment support to youth with disabilities. Participants attend the program daily to learn, study, socialize, build self-esteem, and develop career goals.

About This Grant

Grantee OrganizationBrooklyn Bureau Of Community Service
Grant Period October 2005 – September 2006
Programs Youth Service Improvement Grant
Topics Employment and Training and Workforce Development
Grant Amount
$4,000.00

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