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Funded Projects: Empowerment For Self Sufficiency

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Empowerment For Self Sufficiency

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Project Progress 9 / 9

100.00%


Percentage Ahead or Behind

0.00%


305 out of 305 days left

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Grant Goal

At a tuition cost of $1,000, the $9,000 grant will support the tuition of 9 individuals to participate in your Sewing Life Skills Program.

Grant Timing

  • Mar 01 2021 Start
  • Dec 31 2021 End

Grant Overview

Application Status

Approved

Contacts

Debbie Johnson Founder/CEO
Email: tenderloveabq@yahoo.com
Phone: (505) 349-1795

Proposed Timing

Start Date: 2021-03-01
End Date: 2021-12-31

Grant Description

TLCC is a small, focused program that seeks to do one thing well: inspire and empower homeless and low-income individuals to become financially self-supporting through job and life skills training.

Tracking Metric

Description
TenderLove Community Center (TLCC) is one of those non-profits on the front lines, uniquely focused on helping individuals break the cycles of poverty that have led to homelessness, but addressing their specific needs for healthcare, education, legal assistance, and life- and job-skills training. While temporary shelter, meals and clothing are all essential to marginalized and homeless people, we give individuals the support they need to overcome homelessness, rather than continuing to count them as ‘served,’ without counting their situation as ‘solved.’ Our founder experienced homelessness herself and recognized the need for a program that does more than simply provide short term solutions, assisting individuals to rise above their traumatic experiences and build self-sufficiency. TLCC offers a free year-long training and mentoring program, teaching homeless and near-homeless individuals marketable life skills using sewing and fashion design as the platform. This is the kind of sustained support and mentoring needed to help homeless people escape from the cycle of poverty. During this unprecedented time of COVID -19, our services remain uninterrupted both at our Recovery / Transitional Housing and Job Training programs. Our goal is to house homeless people for up to six months, help them find a job and assist in moving them to their permanent housing with thorough case management and encouragement for job retention.

Goal
9

Overall Grant Progress

  • Receive and Review

    Application submission and review

    A
  • Create and Track

    Project creation and tracking

    C

100%

  • B

    Evaluate and Decide

    Staff and board evaluation and decision

  • D

    Reporting

    Final reporting

25%

Receive and Review

Application submission and review complete

50%

Evaluate and Decide

Staff and board evaluation and decision complete

75%

Create and Track

Project creation and tracking complete

100%

Reporting

Final reporting complete

A. Recieve and Review

  • 100% Complete
  • 8 of 8 tasks completed

Receive grant application. Check for errors, omissions, and overall completness. Verify non-profit status via Guidestar and 501(c)3) letter.

100% Complete

Tasks

B. Evaluation

  • 100% Complete
  • 4 of 4 tasks completed

Board and staff evaluate grant application submission and decide to grant or decline the application.

100% Complete

Tasks

C. Create and Track

  • 66.67% Complete
  • 4 of 6 tasks completed

Grant approved and project started. Send out grant check, award letter and project tracketing agreement. Project monitoring begins.

66.67% Complete

Tasks

D. Report and Promote

  • 0% Complete
  • 0 of 6 tasks completed

Receive final reporting from grantee. Make reports to board and staff. Communicate with public. Conduct final Q&A.

0% Complete

Tasks