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Detroit News | Dec 15, 2020 | News | 12
DETROIT The city is aiming to raise $50 million over five years to help fund a series of programs for thousands of Detroiters who’ve felt “left behind or left out.”
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan put out a call just over a week ago to more than 100 corporate and philanthropic partners for what his administration has dubbed the People Plan. It encompasses six programs, including help for adults seeking to obtain high school diplomas, skilled trades training and door-to-door support programs.
Each has been put into action in varying degrees over the past year, but dedicated funding will help Detroit keep them going and scale them up, said Nicole Sherard-Freeman, executive director of the city’s workforce development and job training. ....

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