Teen Afterschool

The Office of Work and Family Life provides afterschool grants to organization offering programs to teens during out of school time.  The teen programs focus on prevention.  Programs select two of the following prevention components to focus their program around:  career exploration, healthy body/lifestyles, financial literacy, healthy interpersonal relationships, tobacco/drug/alcohol abuse prevention, prevention of violence/gang affiliation, and pregnancy/STI prevention. 

Forms applicable to all grants: 

• Training Log
• Monitoring Checklist
• Teen Afterschool Survey Questions
• Budget Invoice
• Salary/Personnel Costs
• Allowable Expenses
• State Terms and Conditions
• DWS Terms and Conditions
• Suspension Policy

The Utah Afterschool Quality Assessment Tool

• Be Safe
• Administration
• Learn New Skills
• Develop Meaningful Relationships
• Lights On! Afterschool

Safe Passages II- June 2009-2012 

• Performance Requirements
• SPII Mid Year Report, Due: October 15, 2009
• SPII Annual Report, Due: May 13, 2010
• Grant Orientation Archive (Originally held June 22, 2009)

Safe Passages- June 2008-2010

• Performance Requirements
• SP Mid  Year Report, Due: October 15, 2009
• SP Annual Report, Due: May 13, 2010
• Grant Orientation Archive (Originally held September 3, 2009)
• Powerpoint Presentation from Grant Orientation

Life Skills- September 2008-2011

• Performance Requirements
• LS Mid Year Report, Due: March 15, 2010
• LS Annual Report, Due: August 16, 2010
• Grant Orientation Archive (Originally held September 3, 2009)
• Powerpoint Presentation from Grant Orientation

Funding for Teen Afterschool Programs is typically released through a Request for Grant (RFG).

If you would like to be notified regarding grant opportunities, email Jolene Christian at jochristian@utah.gov and your name will be added to the next release notification list.  Grant opportunities are posted online at http://jobs.utah.gov/edo/rfp.asp