ARP: Hartford expand Reentry Welcome Center to Support Individuals Returning to Society After Incarceration
Idea Category: Criminal Justice, Equity & Opportunity | Funding Source: American Rescue Plan
Mayor Luke Bronin and the City of Hartford utilized $900,000 in ARPA grant funding to expand and open a new location for their Reentry Welcome Center, which supports individuals returning to society after incarceration in their transition back into community life. The Reentry Welcome Center, a collaboration between the city and Community Partners in Action, first opened in 2018 at City Hall and has assisted more than 1,000 people. With the new location, which includes community meeting space and a computer lab, the Reentry Welcome Center will have the capacity to help even more people — including those on probation and parole — and add additional programming for pre-release services.
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Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin Brings New Funding to Summer Youth Employment and Learning Program
Idea Category: Education, Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP
Mayor Luke Bronin: New Funding for Hartford Youth Program
Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP
ARP: HartLift Program Supports in New Small Businesses
Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP
ARP: Hartford CT, Expands Youth Programs to Address Learning Loss and Isolation
Idea Category: Education, Equity & Opportunity | Funding Source: ARP
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