$6.8M in expenses

Center for sustainable careers - civic works teaches job skills for sustainable careers, provides on-the-job training by installing solar on low income homes and provides job placement upon completion, training in solar, roofing, and utility infrastructure.

$3.4M in expenses

Elder services - civic works provides the facilitation of aging-in-place through fall prevention, case management and connection to services.

$3.1M in expenses

Clean corps is a multi-agency initiative, led by the baltimore city department of planning and operated in close collaboration with baltimore-based nonprofits: civic works and bon secours community works. Funded primarily by the american rescue plan (arpa), clean corps works in partnership with community leaders in 42 underinvested neighborhoods to tackle issues of illegal dumping, litter, overgrown grass and weeds across the city. Our clean corps program provides jobs tounder and unemployed residents to clean and maintain community-selected vacant lots, alleys, sidewalks, tree pits, public trash cans and more.as a workforce development program, clean corps also provides holistic support for employees to stabilize their lives and facilitate the steps needed for a successful career. We help employees accomplish their career goals through providing trauma-informed care and counseling, rental assistance and expungement services, GED programs, certified-driving license training, resume writing, interview coaching, conflict resolution, and leadership training.

$1.1M in expenses

Youthbuild - civic works provides construction training, high school diploma/GED assistance, and job placement services for baltimore city opportunity youth.

$1.3M in expenses

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