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DCYF outlines $76M annual grantee portfolio and five‑year RFP cycle; supervisors press for equity and impact measures
Summary
DCYF CFO Leo Chi told the committee DCYF will allocate $76 million annually across 299 programs in a new five‑year funding cycle and emphasized race‑disaggregated performance measures and a results‑based accountability framework; supervisors asked how the department will ensure funding targets impact equity gaps (0–5 services, family engagement and outcomes for African American, Latino and Pacific Islander youth).
The Department of Children, Youth and Their Families (DCYF) told the Budget and Finance Committee it is shifting to a five‑year funding cycle and has awarded $76 million a year in direct contracts to community‑based organizations that serve children and youth.
"We allocated $76,000,000 annually in direct CBO contracts on 299 programs in six strategies," Leo Chi, DCYF CFO, said. He described the department’s…
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