May Grants Newsletter: HTA Clients Awarded $29M+ Last Month for Youth Programs and Workforce Development
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04, 2019
April Grants Newsletter: STEM Education, Re-Entry Employment, Rural School Achievement
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April Grants Newsletter Congratulations to the Alameda County Office of Education which was awarded $333,123 from the California Department of Education’s Inclusive Early Learning and Care Coordination grant program. The California School-Based Health Alliance (CSHA) and the L.A. Trust for Children’s Health are hosting the 2019 California School-Based Health Conference: […] |
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03, 2019
March Grants Newsletter: Education Innovation and Research; Substance Use Treatment; Investing in Youth and TAY Programs
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02, 2019
February Grants Newsletter: Funding for gender-based violence prevention and intervention; services for persons with HIV; $128M for school improvement
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The California School-Based Health Alliance (CSHA) and the L.A. Trust for Children’s Health are hosting the 2019 California School-Based Health Conference: Advancing Wellness & Best Practices for the Future on May 9-10, 2019. Click […] |
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01, 2019
January Grants Newsletter: HTA Clients Awarded Over $6 Million This Month; Funding for Apprenticeship Programs, Prison to Employment Funding
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December Grants Newsletter: HTA Clients Awarded $1.5 Million This Month; New Funding for Low-Income Family Planning Services, Support for Formerly Incarcerated Youth, Veteran Workforce Development
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Congratulations to Hayward Unified School District for its $535,000 award from the California Department of Education’s Student Support and Academic Enrichment (Title IV) grant competition. HUSD’s Ready to Learn project will include mindfulness and structured recess activities for elementary school students during and after school. HUSD was also awarded $53,000 through […] |
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11, 2018
November Grants Newsletter- Preschool and After School Education Opportunities; Services for Migrants
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Coming up soon! Oakland Fund for Children and Youth plans on investing $17-$18 million annually across nine strategies including parent engagement, youth development, student success, and comprehensive after-school programs. OFCY’s 2019-2022 cycle RFP will be released in late November.
If you are interested in applying, HTA can support your application through writing, […] |
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11, 2018
October Grants Newsletter: Oakland Fund for Youth and Families RFP to be released; HIV Prevention Services in Alameda County
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Congratulations to HTA client La Familia’s Family Emergency Shelter Coalition (FESCO) program for receiving a grant award and a feature article from Share the Spirit, an initiative of the Contra Costa Crisis Center.
Coming up soon! Oakland Fund for Children and Youth plans on investing $17-$18 million annually across nine strategies […] |
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09, 2018
We’re Hiring a New Grant Writer/Associate!
hta_admin2018-09-24T10:32:33-07:00HTA is a small, fast paced, mission and client-oriented consulting company, located in Berkeley, serving foundations, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations, collaboratives, cities and counties in the fields of education, social services, behavioral health, adult and juvenile justice, workforce development, and community change. The majority of our work focuses on low income communities of color around […]
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September Grants Newsletter — HTA Clients Providing Mental Health Services; State Funding For Student Support and School Facilities
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September Grants NewsletterCongratulations to HTA client Familias-Unidas for receiving a grant from Kaiser Permanente to provide trauma-informed mental health services for students and families and coaching for school staff to promote a trauma-informed classroom and school environment at Lovonya DeJean Middle School in Richmond. |