Immigrant Justice Corps Inc

How it makes and monitors grants (Schedule I, Part IV)

Immigrant justice corps, inc. ("ijc") makes grants to organizations that host ijc fellows pursuant to an ijc fellowship agreement. ijc fellows serve for two years with a possible extension to serve a third year based on mutual agreement by the fellow, ijc and the host organization (as well as depending upon need and availability). the host organization conducts periodic written and oral performance reviews and evaluations of each fellow, in accordance with the host organization's policies and practices, in no event less frequently than annually. the fellows are required to provide periodic status reports to ijc about their work which may include information on ongoing representation of cases, legal issues and demographics of clients served by each fellow. the host organizations correspond regularly with ijc and promptly respond to any requests made by ijc for information pertaining to the fellowship. for purposes of monitoring and evaluation, ijc monitors and evaluates the host organization's performance. an ijc representative may visit the host organization's site, or have regular email or phone conversations, to discuss the fellows, the fellowship program, the employment placement, the program implementation, and results and finances with representatives of the host organization. by these means, ijc undertakes a very detailed review of the host organizations to which it provides funding.