Explore FY2009 Budget
Program: Out-of-School Youth Programs (OSY)
A Program of: Youth and Community Development
Funding for '09
$ 8,511,000
Employees
15
Who funds this program?
- City
- 19,000 (1%)
- Federal and Other
- 8,493,000 (99%)
How is the money spent?
- Salaries
- 41,000 (4%)
- Contracted Services
- 7,612,000 (96%)
What your money funds:
The Out-of-School Youth Programs focus on vocational training and education for youth ages 16-21 who are no longer in school and need basic skills training.
- They are funded by Title I of the Federal Workforce Investment Act.
- Programs are divided into two age groups: ages 19-21 and ages 16-18.
- Youth who meet the age and income requirements and who have dropped out of or graduated from high school are eligible for enrollment in the program.
- Participants receive follow up for the first year out of the program. According to DYCD, in the first four months following the end of the program, approximately 45% of youth ages 19-21 are placed with a job or attain higher education.
- DYCD contracts with youth services providers for these programs.
Comments For This Program
None so far.


