all american environmental services: Youth Rescue

ID

220

OrgName

all american environmental services

PhysicalAddress

8959 N 79th st omaha ne 68122

MailingAddress

Website

SocialMediaAccounts

Name

DARIUS CHRISTIAN

Title

owner

EmailAddress

bottomlifepublishing1624@yahoo.com

Phone

+1 (402) 401-1651

Team

Yes

TeamExplanation

joann christian teaching taniesha grey youth coordinator /teacher education carin philmon teacher mentor para support medication aid gene christian youth counselor mentor darius christian youth counselor mentor coordinator

OrganizationalChart

darius christian program director /trade instructor hvac environmental service instructor therapy counseling darrel coleman electrician instructor therapy counseling carin philmon nurse aid medication aide mandt certified pharmacy technician daycare child provider manager application community source worker assistant therapist counseling shots healthcare hygiene taniesha grey program education instructor therapist counseling joey coleman transportation driver

OtherCompletedProjects

it will give us a opportunity to have a place for troubled youth who have not graduated from high school to learn a trade and transition those who haven't graduated to be able to transition back into public schools or receive their GED and also provide day programs for those who have been kicked out of public schools to be able to continue their education and not be in the streets we will also feed and shelter homeless troubled youth

ProposalTitle

Youth Rescue

TotalBudget

300000.0

LB1024GrantFundingRequest

1000000.0

ProposalType

Combination of capital project and service/program

BriefProposalSummary

to stop teen violence and recidivism to teach a licensed/certified trade in HVAC and electrical. to those who are less inclined to comprehend or learn in a different setting to provide shelter and meals for the homeless to provide a rode map with positive direction for the troubled youth to feel safe and have a place for someone to talk to when they need it

Timeline

8 months project kickoff 1st month troubled youth for state programs waiting period taking applications for daycare enrollment 2nd month youth placement teen concerns and feedback 3rd month education placement trade program start up day program school placement iep placement

PercentageCompletedByJuly2025

1.0

FundingGoals

Fundamental Change (i.e., a proposal that will continue to elevate North or South Omaha's presence and perception within the region, significantly improving the lives of area residents through physical development) Long-Lasting Economic Growth (i.e., a proposal that will foster gainful employment opportunities and financial investment in the area, leading to the creation of generational wealth and widespread economic vitality in North and South Omaha) Transformational (i.e., a proposal that will help energize, recharge, or spur significant and favorable advancements in North or South Omaha's function or appearance)

Community Needs

Other Policy (i.e., develop or improve context-sensitive education, finance, health, training, zoning, etc.) Sustainable Community (i.e., create or enhance housing, services, education, civic uses, recreation, etc.)

OtherExplanation

ProposalDescriptionAndNeedsAlignment

providing a trade for for career opportunities for troubled youth to be able to take care of themselves responsibly and safely providing a 24 hour safe place for troubled youth to be heard nutrition hygiene and affordable childcare for teens parents

VisioningWorkshopFindingsAlignment

to create a comfortable atmosphere for learning warm open friendly and encouraging and teaching trades introducing written materials and general information guiding problem solving stimulating discussions and asking questions keeping discussion on track explaining the goals and methods setting out the ground rules and agenda making links to previous exercises being aware of and sensitive to group dynamics summarizing and clarifying key points motivating participants

PrioritiesAlignment

by providing a place for troubled youth to learn how to be law biding citizens with goals and a vision that can be reached by giving them a trade and a place to feel safe and heard a place for troubled youth to learn coping skills and strategies

EconomicImpact

to create jobs in a safe place and employ those in the community 25 to 30 thousand

EconomicImpactPermanentJobsCreated

8 jobs

EconomicImpactTemporaryJobsCreated

10-20

EconomicImpactWageLevels

minimum wage for trade students

EconomicImpactAlignProposedJobs

on the job student placement for different business training / manpower provided

CommunityBenefit

by teaching troubled youth the responsible law abiding way of life by providing a trade and jobs opportunities

CommunityBenefitSustainability

by providing affordable child care and teen job opportunities and structure

BestPracticesInnovation

by giving the are more responsible law abiding youth because of the structure and trades that we teach which will lower teen incarceration's and violence and death rate and death

OutcomeMeasurement

improving education and skills and new high wage job opportunities and trades

OutcomeMeasurementHow

highschool drop out rate and the rate of teens being locked up and incarcerated and by the decline of violence in the area

OutcomeMeasurementCoinvestment

no

Partnerships

Yes

PartnershipsOrgs

state and federal and omaha public schools by providing troubled youth for our program

PartnershipsMOU

Displacement

No

DisplacementExplanation

PhysicalLocation

north 72nd street omaha ne

QualifiedCensusTract

Adjacent to one or more QCTs

AdditionalLocationDocuments

PropertyZoning

No

ConnectedToUtilities

ConnectedToUtilitiesConnected

Yes

ConnectedToUtilitiesUpgradesNeeded

Yes

DesignEstimatingBidding

No

DesignEstimatingBiddingPackageDeveloped

Yes

DesignEstimatingBiddingCostsDetermined

GeneralContractor

No

GeneralContractorPublicCompetitiveBid

GeneralContractorPublicCompetitiveBidWhyNot

RequestRationale

GrantFundsUsage

by providing a place for troubled youth to learn the trade and be housed and create jobs

ProposalFinancialSustainability

Yes

ProposalFinancialSustainabilityOperations

youth rescue

FundingSources

none

FundingSourcesPendingDecisions

none

FundingSourcesCannotContinue

no

Scalability

yes

ScalabilityComponents

by providing our resources to less than 10 students

FinancialCommitment

minimum wage to at least 10 individuals

ARPAComplianceAcknowledgment

1.0

ARPAReportingMonitoringProcessAck

1.0

LB1024FundingSourcesAck

1.0

PublicInformation

1.0

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