Greater Hudson Promise Neighborhood

Early learning literacy network - this is a collaborative program between columbia opportunities and the Greater Hudson Promise Neighborhood. The goal is to increase literacy skills in young children, starting at birth, so they are ready to enter kindergarten.

Emergency assistance/family support - assisting families in need in the Hudson area with support to meet their most basic needs. This includes support with rent, food, medical supplies, and other essential needs

Hudson up - the first small-city universal basic income pilot in the u.s. and the longest running at 5 years. The pilot provides direct cash assistance to 75 city of Hudson residents. The organization currently administers the second cohort of Hudson up, distributing 500 a month to 50 participants.

Ghicip - the Greater Hudson Promise initiative for children of incarcerated parents is designed to support children impacted by incarceration through education, programming, and policy changes that strengthen families and our communities. Expenses 181,064. Including grants of 0. Revenue 0. Promise after school programs - an afterschool program that provides academic, social, and emotional support to students in the Hudson city school district, from kindergarten through their senior year of high school. Expenses 42,899. Including grants of 0. Revenue 0. Community and court advocacy program - provides meaningful opportunities to folks impacted by the criminal justice system to engage in transformative community service activities, connect with relevant programs in the community and participate in peer-to-peer discussions with other justice-impacted individuals. Expenses 45,430. Including grants of 0. Revenue 0. Youth preventive services - the youth prevention network of columbia county works to support families and youth in need of support through a strength-based trauma-informed and collaborative framework to build on existing community resources and address service gaps. Through a collective impact approach, the organization coordinates the partners of the youth prevention network including the Hudson city school district in an effort to support youth and families in need of support. The organization's vision is that through seamless coordination of resources and support, every child and family in columbia county is given the best opportunity to thrive. Expenses 96,760. Including grants of 0. Revenue 0.