Working Together to Engage Connecticut Youth
Our mission is to invest in and help strengthen youth-serving organizations in Connecticut so they can work effectively, reliably, and sustainably with severely off-track or disconnected young people ages 14 to 26 in order to help them re-engage in and complete secondary education or a credential, then transition successfully to a post-secondary pathway leading to satisfying employment at a living wage that supports their self-sufficiency.
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This report by MDRC reviews the programs, practices, and policies across the country that are facilitative of, or create barriers to, supporting at-risk and disconnected young people.
The Opportunity Project's third Annual Report shows what our grantee partners and team have accomplished together in the third year of CTOP’s 10-year social investment strategy.
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Download CTOP's 2023 Annual Report