Thomas Johnson

This report details findings related to scale and reach of Cohort One service delivery sites using administrative data submitted by Restore, Reinvest, and Renew (R3)-funded programs. Over 137,000 individuals were served and 369 new staff positions were created across Cohort One. Civil legal aid programs managed more than 2,400 cases, including expungements/sealings, evictions, and income/asset protection. Economic development programs managed more than 2,200 cases and provided services in workforce, business, and financial development. Reentry programs managed more than 4,600 cases and assisted individuals with workforce development, healthcare, housing, and legal issues. Violence prevention programs managed over 1,000 cases and assisted participants with workforce development, healthcare, and housing. Finally, youth development programs managed almost 1,400 cases and assisted youth in workforce development and education. Overall, across the five domains, a substantial number of Illinoisians were provided supports and services by R3-funded service delivery programs in Cohort One.