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For a list of projects funded in 2024 and past projects, click here . The New Mexico Youth Conservation Corps was established in 1992 by the YCC Act. The purpose of the YCC is to provide a process for New Mexico youth, ages 14-25, to be employed in public projects that conserve natural resources and provide community benefits of lasting value.
Projects must also provide training and career development for youth. Local governments, tribes, and non-profits are eligible to apply for funding. Current and past YCC projects are listed here!
Formation of the YCC was spearheaded by Vicente Ximenes , a WW2 veteran with experience in the Civilian Conservation Corps. Ximenes remained on the YCC Commission until the early 2000s. The YCC is funded by a distribution of State governmental gross receipts taxes ( Chapter 7 – Taxation – NMOneSource.
com ), and is non-reverting, meaning unspent money circulates into a fund balance that is available as a budget source. Returning Corps members are eligible for a $500 cash benefit or a $1,500 educational voucher . A nine-member Commission governs the NMYCC.
Five are Governor appointees and four are state agency staff. Commission meetings are held about four times per year and are open to the public. The Commission hires and supervises the Executive Director and the Program Coordinator, and has rule -making authority to develop the regulations and standards to administer the program.
Becoming a YCC member taught me how to work with others and created bonds among our crew that felt like family. I loved my job and returned for another season this year.
– Corps Member Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District, 2024 I am proud to have been able to help out my community after the fire and during the floods – Corps member, EcoServants, 2024 The mental and physical grit required for this job have instilled in me a resolve that will help me in future difficult endeavors. – Corps Member, t he Family YMCA, 2024 David Chené, Executive Director, david. chene@emnrd.
nm. gov Morgan Tolen, Program Manager, morganl. tolen@emnrd.
nm. gov Nicole Candelaria, Program Coordinator, nicole. candelaria@emnrd.
nm. gov 2213 Brothers Road, Suite 800 Santa Fe, NM 87505
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tribes, local units of government, nonprofits, and units of state and federal agencies operating within New Mexico. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to US $225,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Youth Conservation Corps Grant is funded by New Mexico Energy Minerals and Natural Resources Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Mexico. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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