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OCP Community Outreach, Inc. <br />Purpose Driven Youth Program <br />Grant amount: $10,000 <br />Funds used: $10,000 <br />Total children served: 30 students <br />Cost per child: $333.33 <br />Focus Area: Quality Remediation and Enrichment Program <br />Program Description: Purpose Driven Youth (PDY) is a college -career readiness program <br />designed to increase the number of post -secondary enrollment and work certified rate of low- <br />income, underserved students, some whom are first -generation college students. We provide <br />comprehensive support services to our participants. These services include academic <br />enrichment, life -skills instruction, familiarization with college, financial literacy instruction, <br />mentoring, community involvement and engagement with the family for student grades 9-12. <br />Goal 1: To improve or maintain academic performance of enrolled students by 50% in one year <br />as reported by students report cards/transcripts. <br />Result: 29 out of 30 (96%) students were promoted to the next grade level or graduated high <br />school. <br />• 1 —A.A. Degree from Indian River State College <br />• 3 — Certified Nursing Assistants <br />• 2 — Patient Care Technicians <br />• 3 — Phlebotomy Certifications <br />Goal 2: Increase the number of enrolled graduating seniors (class of 2022) prepared for higher <br />education by 75% as reported by college admissions to 2-4 year universities, colleges or <br />technical schools. <br />Result: 93% of seniors (13 out of 14) enrolled have applied and been accepted to a college, <br />university. 93% of seniors have completed the FAFSA. 93% of seniors were awarded local and <br />college scholarships for an estimated total amount of more than $500,000 in scholarships and <br />financial aid. <br />Goal 3: Increase the number of enrolled students by 65% prepared for employment as reported <br />by Work Certified completion report. <br />Result: 28% of students for the fourth quarter/2022-23 school year have completed their Work <br />Certification modules; 16 out of 34 (47%) current students are employed. <br />169 <br />