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Find similar grantsTioga County Youth Bureau Grants is sponsored by Tioga County Youth Bureau. Provides funding to assist programs that offer parenting education, after-school and recreation programs, and youth development programs in Tioga County.
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Tioga County, New York Government - Youth Bureau Meeting and Event Calendar Census and Demographic Data Tioga County Foundations Portal Employment \ Career Opportunities Recycling and Disposal Lookup Guide Real Property Data Viewer County Clerk eSearch Tool Get There Mobility Management Project OSF Revenue and Expenditures Director of Employment & Transitional Supports 1062 State Route 38, PO Box 240 The Youth Bureau is a County funded planning and coordinating agency aimed at fostering the positive development of youth.
Funding from the State Office of Children and Family Services is allocated by the Board to organizations serving Tioga County youth, up to age 21, who provide programs that meet the following priorities: Parenting Education The Youth Bureau will fund programs that focus on early prevention efforts for families that demonstrate the programming is evidence based and strengthens family functioning.
Afterschool and Recreation Programs The Youth Bureau will fund afterschool and recreational programs that offer opportunities for children to learn physical, emotional and social skills in an inclusive and engaging environment.
Youth Development Programs The Youth Bureau will fund youth development programs that are designed to provide positive youth development activities that promote physical, mental and social well-being, and community involvement. The Youth Bureau operates with an advisory board consisting of representation from throughout the County. The Youth Board is comprised of representatives from towns, villages and schools.
The Board assists with needs assessments, allocation of funding and special projects. Please contact the Youth Bureau if you are interested in becoming a Youth Board member.
Tara Hauptfleisch, Youth Bureau Director Catholic Charities Youth Empowerment Support Services (YESS) Cornell Cooperative Extension At-Risk Youth Apprenticeship Program Cornell Cooperative Extension Family Resource Center Kali’s Klub House 7 Keys to Success Northern Tioga Summer Recreation Spencer VanEtten PAVE Program Tioga Central Field Hockey Club Tioga County Boys & Girls Club Tioga County Council On the Arts Tioga Opportunities Fatherhood Initiative Town of Owego Summer Recreation at Waterman Tioga County Youth Bureau Grant Applications Being Accepted for 10/1/25 – 9/30/26 Program Year Tioga County Youth Bureau Grant Applications for the upcoming program year are being accepted until 9/19/25.
Tioga County Youth Bureau Grant Applications Being Accepted Tioga County Youth Bureau Grant Applications are being accepted and the application deadline is October 18, 2024.
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Tioga County Youth Bureau Grants is funded by Tioga County Youth Bureau. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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