Award Purpose to Move Scsep Participants Into Unsubsidized Employment in Both the Public and Private Sectors…
FY2022 · complete year · data as of 2026-07-11
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award AD383122260A11 is a grant from the Department of Labor, $46.2M obligated, FY2022 to FY2023, for Award Purpose to Move Scsep Participants Into Unsubsidized Employment in Both the Public and…. The work is performed in District Of Columbia. Source
Description
Award Purpose to Move Scsep Participants Into Unsubsidized Employment in Both the Public and Private Sectors, Promote Part-Time Work Experiences in Community Service Assignments for Unemployed Low-Income Individuals Who Are 55 Years of Age or Older, and Foster Self-Sufficiency Among Such Individuals. By Statute, Scsep State Grants Are Awarded to Governors (22% of Total Grant Funding) and Are Determined by Formula; National Non-Profits (National Grantee) That Operate in Multi-State Service Areas (78% of Total Grant Funding) Are Awarded Grants Through a Competition Every Four Year. Appropriation Levels Determine the Number of Total Slots, and Grantees Serve All Slots in Their Service Area. Programs Run on a Program Year (July 1 - June 30). Activities Performed Primarily Community Service Employment Activities, Where Participants Work Part-Time at a Community Service Location (Not for Profit) for Minimum Wage. This Work Experience Prepares Them for Unsubsidized Employment While Receiving Services in the Program or After They Have Completed the Program. Participants Also Receive Support Services, On-The-Job-Training, Individual Employment Plans, and Can Receive Classroom and Skills Training. Deliverables Scsep Grant Recipients Must Meet Their Core Measures of Performance Which Refers to Hours (in the Aggregate) of Community Service Employment; the Percentage of Project Participants Who Are in Unsubsidized Employment During the Second Quarter After Exit from the Project; the Percentage of Project Participants Who Are in Unsubsidized Employment During the Fourth Quarter After Exit from the Project; the Median Earnings of Project Participants Who Are in Unsubsidized Employment During the Second Quarter After Exit from the Project; Indicators of Effectiveness in Serving Employers, Host Agencies, and Project Participants; the Number of Eligible Individuals Served; and Most-IN-Need. Intended Beneficiary Adults Age 55 and Over with Income at or Below 125% of Poverty Level and Not Job Ready. Subrecipient Activities Yes, Grant Recipients Can Sub to Other Local Agencies and Non-Profit Organizations.