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Title: My Brother's AND Sister's Keeper Council
Procurement
Youth and Community Development (DYCD)
ENTERTAINERS FOR EDUCATION ALLIANCE INC
1360 Fulton St. Suite 200A , Brooklyn, NY, 11216
Human Services/Client Services
Competitive Sealed Proposals/Pre-Qualified List
9/27/2022
Award
$267,250.00

PIN#26022P0001001

Procurement Policy Board Rules section 3-16 is being used to procure these services, which is the preferred method for human services.
Description

The Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) in collaboration with the Young Men’s Initiative (YMI) is issuing a Request for Proposals for My Brother’s & Sister’s Keeper Youth Council program which will serve up to thirty young people aged 14 to 24. Begun in 2012 as a pilot program, formerly the Mayor’s Youth Leadership Council (MYLC), the program offered a small group of twenty high school students the opportunity to formulate a change agenda for the City of New York (City) in a policy area of their choice and to present their recommendations to the mayor. The MBSKYC will share the goals of the original pilot but expand the age range of the youth participants and introduce a community benefit project involving neighborhood-based youth councils affiliated with DYCD. MBSKYC will serve as the galvanizing council to connect and mobilize youth council cohorts throughout the city.


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