2018-637-E Finance - Youth Community Project outside agency agreement

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DocuSign Envelope ID:3457204A-7765-4E36-8B42-227F6F673AF6 (YCP),unites families, staff,professionals and communities to create opportunities,routines and networks invested in each youth's healthy future. • Queer Youth Drop In is an open program that fosters friendships among queer and/or transgender youth to break down the sense of isolation and loneliness. QYDI gives youth a supportive environment to have fun and relate their experiences to similar others who can affirm and support them in an atmosphere that moves beyond how hard it is to be queer and/or trans in our community. Fluid Revolutions Queer Youth Circus provides queer and trans youth with a space for artistic expression,athletic activity,and political-social discussion through aerial arts such as silks,trapeze, and lyra. FR meets weekly for aerial rehearsal and then political discussions. Anticipated Outcomes The Anticipated Results column must include quantifiable results in the form of number of persons/units served within Orange County,only(all Towns and municipalities).If you use percentages,you must also provide the total number of participants within that measure's description or for an earlier performance measure. Performance Measures Anticipated Results A caveat: The following is based on 100%of the funding requested. While we will still strive to meet these measures,funding received 45%of requested)may limit results compared to anticipated results. YOLD: Create youth organizing leaders on social Youth will have recorded lessons from camp and justice issues that affect youth. created a system to keep each other accountable on issues. YOLD:Develop skills of 15 youth organizing leaders Youth will have filled out evaluations for workshops, on social justice issues that engage in organizing and participated in quizzes,gone through mock situations, action affect their peers in the 12 months following the and written about their experiences and thoughts in program. journals. YOLD: 15 youth will demonstrate leadership among Youth will complete at least 5 collaborative projects their peers and within the greater community and ability with other youth-serving organizations.Youth will to communicate complex social and political issues. hold meetings with community leaders and plan/attend events to educate the community about their needs and advocate for youth.Youth will build on the previous relationships made and seek opportunities to engage new stakeholders in their advocacy efforts. YAE: Involvement at the planning coalition level from 80 art pieces will be viewed by 400 gallery attendees students across CHCCS and Orange County Schools. and youth artists will be further transformed through Qualitative feedback from youth regarding what they connections to buyers or to future art projects due to learned and a shift in their behavior ranking for how the visibility of their pieces. likely they would be to submit their work to an art exhibit before and after this experience. Organizers will develop and/or supplement an ongoing list of"lessons learned"related to conducting a successful art exhibition to be used in future years' exhibitions. RSN: We will have documented the number of Will have recruited and engaged 48 volunteers engaged in supervised recovery support for mentors/volunteers. youth,parents,and program director. RSN: Collect data from weekly encounter logs from Program will recruit 12 recovering youth 8 of whom volunteers,youth,parents,and program director as well will fully engage as mentees in the program. as pre-and post-assessments from youth using screening and assessment tools.