Funded Programs
FOCUS AREA: Youth, Families, & Communities
Family & Youth Development ProgramsEarly attempts to support healthy family development can prevent subsequent child and family risk factors—including academic problems, school dropout, antisocial behavior, and justice system contact—and reduce recidivism. These CJII family and youth development programs are expanding their capacity and developing innovative programming to provide holistic support to at-risk young people and their families. |
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| Association to Benefit Children | $1,329,686 |
| Eagle Academy | $1,000,000 |
| Educational Alliance | $1,329,429 |
| Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation | $1,329,994 |
| Legal Aid Society | $1,330,000 |
| New York-Presbyterian | $1,327,776 |
| Osborne Association | $1,330,000 |
| Sanctuary for Families | $1,703,061 |
| University Settlement | $1,330,000 |
Evaluation of Family & Youth Development Programs |
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| American Institutes for Research | $320,000 |
| Center for Court Innovation | $360,000 |
| Urban Institute | $720,000 |
Foster Youth Transitioning to AdulthoodYoung people who age out of foster care without a permanent family arrangement are at significantly elevated risk of criminal justice system involvement and other negative life outcomes. Recognizing that investments in remedial education and pathways to employment best equip this population to transition out of care, these CJII programs are expanding and enhancing their capacity to work with young New Yorkers, ages 16- to 24-years-old, who are about to transition, or have recently transitioned, from foster care. |
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| The Door | $1,875,000 |
| Graham Windham | $1,875,000 |
Youth Opportunity HubsRecognizing that young people utilize supportive services at higher rates when such services are easily accessible, this “neighborhood Hub” approach coordinates family, community, school, and city resources in attractive and convenient locations within underserved neighborhoods. Youth Opportunity Hubs are attractive social spaces and link neighborhood service providers to provide one-stop, comprehensive support for at-risk children, teens, and young adults in order to prevent them from becoming involved in the criminal justice system. |
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| Community Connections for Youth (CCFY) | $10,325,000 |
| The Door | $6,487,350 |
| Henry Street Settlement | $8,441,086 |
| New York-Presbyterian | $10,325,000 |
| Union Settlement | $10,325,000 |
Evaluation of Youth Opportunity Hubs |
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| Westat | $1,950,000 |
Saturday Night Lights* |
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| $5,000,000 | |
Brotherhood/Sister Sol* |
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| $2,000,000 | |
*Managed by the Manhattan DA’s Office
FOCUS AREA: Victims of Crime
Increasing Access to Services for Survivors of Crime |
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| Barrier Free Living | $1,523,304 |
| Center for Court Innovation | $1,053,431 |
| Children’s Aid Society | $1,120,391 |
| Crime Victims Treatment Center | $805,796 |
| Edwin Gould Services for Children and Families | $1,079,848 |
| Exodus Transitional Community | $989,112 |
| New York Center for Children | $771,504 |
| New York City Anti-Violence Project | $1,012,041 |
| New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health | $1,589,783 |
| Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation | $1,139,999 |
| Sanctuary for Families | $1,703,061 |
Evaluation of Programs to Increase Access to Services for Survivors of Crime |
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| Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai | $720,000 |
| Urban Institute | $680,000 |
Abusive Partner Intervention Program |
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| Urban Resource Institute | $1,475,000 |
FOCUS AREA: Diversion and Reentry Support
Early Diversion |
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| Center for Court Innovation | $3,903,160 |
| Osborne Association | $3,235,000 |
| Young New Yorkers | $625,694 |
Manhattan Criminal Court Resource Center |
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| Vera Institute of Justice | $150,000 |
College-in-Prison Reentry Programs |
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| Bard College | $1,300,000 |
| Cornell University | $750,000 |
| Medaille College | $402,220 |
| Mercy College | $750,001 |
| Mohawk Valley Community College, SUNY | $395,767 |
| New York University | $708,546 |
| Jefferson Community College, SUNY | $665,175 |
| Prisoner Reentry Institute | $1,217,162 |
Evaluation of College-in-Prison Programs |
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| Vera Institute of Justice | $400,000 |
Reentry Innovations, Supports, & Services |
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| Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s NYC Health Justice Network | $3,075,000 |
| Prisoner Reentry Institute’s College Initiative Program | $2,049,647 |
| College and Community Fellowship’s Build-Out of Student Services | $2,014,588 |
| Osborne Association’s Kinship Reentry | $75,000 |
Social Enterprises |
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| Drive Change | $3,070,475 |
| The Hope Program | $1,870,904 |
| Sweet Generation Bakery | $2,179,168 |
FOCUS AREA: Enhancing Effectiveness Across Systems
Community Navigator Program |
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| Silberman School of Social Work | $2,570,934 |
ReferNYC |
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| Civic Hall Labs | $637,404 |
Global Cyber Alliance* |
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| $25,000,000 | |
*Managed by the Manhattan DA’s Office