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Find similar grantsYouth Investment Awards is sponsored by Florida Youth Foundation. Assists youth served by DJJ with funding for post-secondary education, supplies, transportation, and employability assistance.
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Youth Investment Awards | Florida Department of Juvenile Justice The Youth Investment Award (YIA), originally made possible by a grant through the Eckerd Family Foundation, is our primary program. YIA assists youth who are or were served by DJJ.
Often times, these kids make a mistake that will now affect them for the rest of their lives – mistakes that are more times than not the result of not having a support system at home which may lead to hanging around with the wrong crowd or getting involved with drugs.
YIA may be requested to assist with the next step essential to academic achievement or workforce readiness which cannot be met through any other available resources essential to the youth’s success. Awards may contribute to tuition for post-secondary education, supplies, transportation, education or employability assistance with funding made directly to the vendor.
YIA assists in getting youth “back on track” and making positive changes and choices in their lives. It could be as simple as paying for a state ID card so the youth can apply for employment. Or, providing bus passes so they can get to that job.
We have kids that need their GED test fees paid as well as kids who are looking to FYF to help with college expenses. YIA has assisted more than 250 youth in the past two and half years. Your support can help us continue to make a difference in changing lives!
To download a PDF version of the Youth Investment Award application, click the link below: Employability Skills and Transportation DJJ programs assist youth with developing employability skill and the Florida Youth Foundation can assist with youth’s transportation needs. Bicycles, helmets and locks can be provided. Bus passes can be provided.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Youth who are or were served by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Youth Investment Awards is funded by Florida Youth Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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