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Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment (PIT) Funding is sponsored by City of Little Rock, Department of Community Programs. The City of Little Rock's Department of Community Programs operates on an annual PIT budget, primarily dedicated to supporting programs for children, youth, and families, including afterschool/out-of-school activities, youth intervention, summer academic enrichment and recreatio…
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The City of Little Rock’s (City) Department of Community Programs (DCP) is grounded in a positive youth development framework that emphasizes children and youth as assets to the community.
Its approach to producing a better quality of life—one that is inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable—is centered on well-rounded and neighborhood-based supports that include afterschool/out-of-school activities, youth intervention, summer academic enrichment and recreation, employment and career training opportunities, skills development, and re-entry services.
The development of the department started in 1988 with a $10 million grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation. In 1991, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation provided a Fighting Back Grant of $5 million.
In 1993, the City passed a 1/2 cent City sales tax, permanently designating a portion of local funds to sustain and administer Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment (PIT) funding, primarily dedicated to DCP support programs. In 2011, Little Rock voters overwhelmingly approved a new 5/8 cent sales tax for operations to meet the increased needs of the city. As a result, DCP operates on an annual PIT budget of 5.
5 million dollars, which in 2018 supported more than 80 programs and served more than 11,600 Little Rock children, youth, and families. Various PIT Requests for Qualifications (RFQs) are available throughout the year. Current Bid Opportunities Register as a City Vendor CYF Small Contract Proposal Application
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations responding to various Requests for Qualifications (RFQs) throughout the year for programs supporting Little Rock children, youth, and families. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows annual budget of 5.5 million dollars (as of 2018). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment (PIT) Funding is funded by City of Little Rock, Department of Community Programs. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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