The goals of the Preschool Development Grants Birth through Five (PDG B-5) are to improve child health and development, maximize parent engagement and knowledge, prepare children to enter kindergarten ready to succeed, and improve transition from the early childhood system into the local educational agency.

A multifaceted training and technical assistance project supporting the Office of Family Assistance and their 110 HMRF nationwide grantees that provide structured programming and wraparound services to individuals, couples, and families to support participants in attaining self-sufficiency and improving outcomes for children. Manhattan Strategy Group manages a virtual grantee portal, communications, project development, virtual and in-person group events, and individualized technical assistance.

The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) provides national leadership to address issues of juvenile justice and child victimization through research, grants, and training and technical assistance (TTA). OJJDP created the National Training and Technical Assistance Center (NTTAC) in 1995 to coordinate resources and providers, increase TTA responsiveness to constituent needs, and promote the use of best practices and standards in TTA assessment, planning, delivery, and evaluation. 

Work with employers, workforce boards, educational institutions to expand Registered Apprenticeship opportunities in the Supply Chain Automation sector. 

Develop and implement a Youth and Adult Career Pathways Virtual Communities of Practice in order to bring together practitioners from both the youth and adult sides of the Career Pathways world and facilitate meaningful dialogue.

Evaluate the quality of data collection practices for self-reported participant data, such as ethnicity and race, and develop TA products that will improve the non-response rates for workforce program performance reporting. Ultimately, this will provide a more accurate picture of who uses workforce programs offered by ETA.