Preparing Wyoming's Youth for Outdoor Education
GrantID: 78894
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
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Grant Overview
Wyoming's frontier counties present unique challenges for outdoor education programs, with 23 counties designated as frontier and experiencing provider shortages that exceed national averages by 300%. Wyoming's at-risk youth population is disproportionately represented in these frontier areas, with 45% of youth in rural Wyoming living in poverty, compared to 13% statewide. Wyoming's Youth Outdoor Education Landscape Existing outdoor education programs in Wyoming are often limited by infrastructure constraints, with many programs relying on mobile education units to reach remote areas. Who Should Apply in Wyoming? Nonprofit organizations with experience delivering outdoor education programs in Wyoming's frontier counties are well-positioned to apply for funding. Eligible applicants must demonstrate capacity to operate mobile education units and partner with local schools to reach at-risk youth. Wyoming's Readiness Requirements Applicants must demonstrate readiness to implement outdoor education programs in Wyoming's frontier counties, with a focus on environmental conservation and outdoor skills training. Wyoming-specific requirements include demonstration of capacity to navigate the state's rural landscape, including transportation and logistics planning. How Funding Supports Wyoming's Youth Funding will support outdoor education programs that address the unique needs of Wyoming's at-risk youth population, with a focus on environmental conservation and outdoor skills training. In Wyoming, funding will prioritize programs that demonstrate innovative models for delivering education in frontier areas, including mobile education units and partnerships with local schools. Wyoming's Unique Frontier Context Unlike neighboring Colorado, Wyoming requires demonstration of extreme rural delivery capacity due to its frontier county designation, making it essential for applicants to understand the state's unique rural landscape.
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