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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
Request for Information on Innovative
Programs To Reconnect Youth to
Education and Employment and
Promote Self-Sufficiency
Office of the Assistant
Secretary for Planning and Evaluation
(ASPE), U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services (HHS).
ACTION: Request for information.
AGENCY:
HHS issues this Request for
Information (RFI) in order to seek
information about programs that
provide services to help young people,
ages 16 to 24, advance on education and
employment pathways. This project is
focused on the population of young
people who are out of work and/or out
of school, particularly those from lower
income families and communities,
sometimes called disconnected or
opportunity youth. The information
gathered will result in a public
compendium that profiles selected
programs operating in this area,
particularly innovative programs.
DATES: Submit written comments at the
address provided below no later than
September 28, 2020.
ADDRESSES: Written comments should
be submitted to
ReconnectingYouthRFI@hhs.gov. HHS
encourages the early submission of
comments.
SUMMARY:
Lisa
Trivits on the Reconnecting Youth team
at ReconnectingYouthRFI@hhs.gov or
202–205–9256.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Invitation
to Comment: HHS invites comments
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responding to the questions included in
this notice. To ensure that your
comments are clearly stated, please
identify the specific question, or other
section of this notice, that your
comments address.
1.0
Background
In the fall of 2019, the Office of the
Assistant Secretary for Planning and
Evaluation (ASPE) within the U.S.
Department of Health and Human
Services, funded MDRC and its partner,
Child Trends, to conduct a project
examining practices and programs
aimed at reconnecting youth to school
and work. This RFI is intended to help
identify programs for the first major task
of the project, which is to conduct a
scan of programs and practices,
including innovative approaches, aimed
at improving education and
employment outcomes for disconnected
young people from low-income families
and communities. The information
gathered through this RFI will result in
a public compendium that profiles
selected programs operating in this area,
particularly innovative programs. To
ensure this project reaches the full range
of programs operating in the United
States, including new and innovative
programs, we are seeking
recommendations on programs to be
screened for inclusion in the
compendium. Specifically, we are
seeking information about programs that
provide services to help youth ages 16
to 24 advance on education and
employment pathways.
2.0
• Provides services in support of
education or employment goals.
• Currently operating in the United
States.
3.0
Key Questions
Please use the questions below to tell
us about programs that you think we
should consider for this project.
3.1 What is the program’s full name?
3.2 What is the program’s website?
3.3 Where does the program operate
(city, state, region, or national)?
3.4 Please provide a brief description
of the mission and main activities
of the program.
3.5 Please indicate yes/no/not sure if
the program serves young people
with any of the following
characteristics:
Yes/No/Not sure
3.5a Ages 16 to 24
3.5b Did not complete high school
3.5c Not currently attending college/
postsecondary education
3.5d Low income family/community
3.5e English Language Learners
3.5f Homeless
3.5g In foster care or aged out of
foster care
3.5h Pregnant/Parenting
3.5i Involved in the juvenile or
criminal justice system
3.5j Has a disability
Dated: July 23, 2020.
Brenda Destro,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Planning and
Evaluation (HSP).
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Request for Information
Through this RFI, HHS seeks to gather
feedback from public stakeholders—
state and local government agencies,
local program operators, and the people
that we serve—to identify programs that
aim to improve education and
employment outcomes for the
population of young people who are out
of work and out of school, particularly
those from low income families or
communities, sometimes called
disconnected or opportunity youth.
Please note that we will consider all
recommended programs, but not all
submissions will be included in the
compendium.
We are looking for programs that fit
the following criteria:
• Serves young people ages 16–24
(may also serve adults).
• Targets young people who are out
of school, out of work, or have other risk
factors (low income family, or
community; parenting; justice involved;
foster care; experiencing homelessness;
has a disability).
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Office of the Secretary
Request for Information on Innovative Programs To Reconnect Youth
to Education and Employment and Promote Self-Sufficiency
AGENCY: Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation
(ASPE), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
ACTION: Request for information.
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SUMMARY: HHS issues this Request for Information (RFI) in order to seek
information about programs that provide services to help young people,
ages 16 to 24, advance on education and employment pathways. This
project is focused on the population of young people who are out of
work and/or out of school, particularly those from lower income
families and communities, sometimes called disconnected or opportunity
youth. The information gathered will result in a public compendium that
profiles selected programs operating in this area, particularly
innovative programs.
DATES: Submit written comments at the address provided below no later
than September 28, 2020.
ADDRESSES: Written comments should be submitted to
[email protected]. HHS encourages the early submission of
comments.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Lisa Trivits on the Reconnecting Youth
team at [email protected] or 202-205-9256.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Invitation to Comment: HHS invites comments
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responding to the questions included in this notice. To ensure that
your comments are clearly stated, please identify the specific
question, or other section of this notice, that your comments address.
1.0 Background
In the fall of 2019, the Office of the Assistant Secretary for
Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) within the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services, funded MDRC and its partner, Child Trends, to conduct a
project examining practices and programs aimed at reconnecting youth to
school and work. This RFI is intended to help identify programs for the
first major task of the project, which is to conduct a scan of programs
and practices, including innovative approaches, aimed at improving
education and employment outcomes for disconnected young people from
low-income families and communities. The information gathered through
this RFI will result in a public compendium that profiles selected
programs operating in this area, particularly innovative programs. To
ensure this project reaches the full range of programs operating in the
United States, including new and innovative programs, we are seeking
recommendations on programs to be screened for inclusion in the
compendium. Specifically, we are seeking information about programs
that provide services to help youth ages 16 to 24 advance on education
and employment pathways.
2.0 Request for Information
Through this RFI, HHS seeks to gather feedback from public
stakeholders--state and local government agencies, local program
operators, and the people that we serve--to identify programs that aim
to improve education and employment outcomes for the population of
young people who are out of work and out of school, particularly those
from low income families or communities, sometimes called disconnected
or opportunity youth. Please note that we will consider all recommended
programs, but not all submissions will be included in the compendium.
We are looking for programs that fit the following criteria:
Serves young people ages 16-24 (may also serve adults).
Targets young people who are out of school, out of work,
or have other risk factors (low income family, or community; parenting;
justice involved; foster care; experiencing homelessness; has a
disability).
Provides services in support of education or employment
goals.
Currently operating in the United States.
3.0 Key Questions
Please use the questions below to tell us about programs that you
think we should consider for this project.
3.1 What is the program's full name?
3.2 What is the program's website?
3.3 Where does the program operate (city, state, region, or national)?
3.4 Please provide a brief description of the mission and main
activities of the program.
3.5 Please indicate yes/no/not sure if the program serves young people
with any of the following characteristics:
Yes/No/Not sure
3.5a Ages 16 to 24
3.5b Did not complete high school
3.5c Not currently attending college/postsecondary education
3.5d Low income family/community
3.5e English Language Learners
3.5f Homeless
3.5g In foster care or aged out of foster care
3.5h Pregnant/Parenting
3.5i Involved in the juvenile or criminal justice system
3.5j Has a disability
Dated: July 23, 2020.
Brenda Destro,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (HSP).
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