The District Attorney's Office of New York County is seeking proposals from community-based organizations to run youth-focused summer programs that prevent gun violence. The programs should provide meaningful paid opportunities for youth aged 14-24 in one priority Manhattan neighborhood or NYCHA development. The selected organizations will receive up to $30,000 in funding. The programs should build safety, belonging, and connection through mentorship, leadership, skills-building, creativity, or community engagement.
• The program should serve youth aged 14-24 in one priority Manhattan neighborhood or NYCHA development.
• The program should provide meaningful paid opportunities for youth.
• The program should build safety, belonging, and connection through mentorship, leadership, skills-building, creativity, or community engagement.
• At least 60% of the funds should go to participant stipends, wages, or incentives.
• The program should be completed by September 4, 2026.
• The selected organizations will be required to participate in three DANY-organized group gatherings and conduct two official site visits.
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