Promise Neighborhoods grantees are working toward a bold vision of improved outcomes for children and youth in their communities through an integrated cradle-to-career pipeline of services. While grantees are funded for a 5-year grant period, achieving this community vision will take much longer. Therefore, planning for sustainability is a critical component of any Promise Neighborhoods strategy. No two Promise Neighborhoods grantees can achieve sustainability in the same way, but this brief provides some key themes for all grantees to consider. This brief describes the Promise Neighborhoods program, its grantees, and their approaches to sustainability and includes case studies that present some of these approaches. It also provides a list of resources for sustainability planning. The intended audience for this brief is Promise Neighborhoods grantees and other community- or place-based initiatives.
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- Keeping a Promise Case Studies 1
- Promise Neighborhoods 1
- Sustainability 1
- Megan Gallagher Emma Fernandez Ariella Meltzer 1
- READ REPORT 1
- Promise Neighborhoods grantees are working toward a bold vision of 1
- Neighborhoods grantees can achieve sustainability in the same way but this brief provides some key themes for all grantees to consider. This 1
- This brief was developed as part of the Urban Institutes Promise 1
- Neighborhoods Training and Technical Assistance with Westat and the U.S. Department of Education. 1
- ELECTION 1
- 2024 1
- TOPICS STORIES 1
- DATA TOOLS BLOGS 1
- EVENTS 1
- MENU 1
- ABOUT HOW WE WORK RESEARCHER PRINCIPLES 2
- CAREERS SUPPORT US NEWSLETTERS SEARCH 2
- POLICY CENTERS 2
