The People's Money (2021-2022)
#trie-pb community-led recovery
HOW TO VOTE:
- If you’re 11 and older and live, work or go to school in one of the 33 neighborhoods hardest hit by COVID-19, you can vote on which project you want for your neighborhood. If you’re not sure whether you qualify, please check this page (External link) for a list of the neighborhoods. You can only vote in one neighborhood, and you can only vote once.
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Skip to resultsWe are Corona
Budget: $40,000
Youth in the community will be given the opportunity to participate in several trainings that include but are not limited to: mental health first aid, bystander intervention, non-violent ways to cope with stress, how to mediate conflict, leadership, and employment opportunities.
Youth Peer Mediation Program
This 32 hour basic peer mediation program will train students to ...
Youth Peer Mediation Program
Budget: $40,000
This 32 hour basic peer mediation program will train students to serve as conflict resolvers and peace ambassadors in their own communities. Peer mediators are often identified as leaders in the community and come from a variety of social and academic backgrounds.
The Corona Family Wellness Soccer Camp
This program in collaboration with NYC soccer initiative, NYCFC a...
The Corona Family Wellness Soccer Camp
Budget: $40,000
This program in collaboration with NYC soccer initiative, NYCFC and DOH, will be bringing free soccer programming to roughly 50-80 kids 9 to 18 years old together with their families to play soccer and to participate in youth wellness promotion discussions.
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