Approve $396,472 in federal grant contracts for youth mentoring programs
$396,472
In Plain English
The city received a federal grant to run mentoring programs that help prevent juvenile crime. 4 local organizations will provide mentoring services including Be A Mentor, Bay Area Community Resources, East Bay Asian Youth Center, and Richmond Police Activities League. If approved, the federal government pays the full $396,472 cost for the third year of this program.
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