The phrase "a program that now" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a program that has recently been updated or is currently in operation.
Example: "We are excited to announce a program that now offers more features and improved user experience."
Alternatives: "a program currently" or "a program that is now".
But Lockwood returned to McCarter in 1963 to build a program that now includes some 50 music and dance performances annually.
After making "Salaam Bombay!" (1988), her audacious first feature, about street children in India, she started the Salaam Baalak Trust, a program that now assists some four thousand homeless kids a year in India.
Emily Rosenbaum, CEO of Akshaya Patra USA, will speak at the Tata Center about how her organization scaled up a program that now serves school lunches to 1.4 million children in India, with a goal of reaching 5 million children by 2020.
He founded Kenya's first astronomy program at the University of Nairobi in 2008, a program that now has about 50 students.
Although the MOH did provide pasantes with some basic supervision and training before development of the CES program, the public-private partnership between the MOH and CES has resulted in the development of a program that now teaches pasantes leadership skills and how to potentially be agents of change within the Mexican health care system.
"I feel I sent my son to his death, to a program that now I know couldn't have provided any of the services they promised," he said, his voice cracking.
Fire Island residents have spent more than $60,000 on a research program that now injects 200 does a year with a chemical that prevents them from becoming pregnant.
As governor of Indiana, he expanded a voucher program that now funnels $135 million a year to private schools, almost all of them religious.
Three other precincts followed, also in Queens, part of a pilot program that now has 110 watchers on the rolls.
Mr. Sanders wants changes to a visa program that now allows young foreign workers temporarily — ostensibly in "cultural exchanges" — to work as waiters, landscapers and camp counselors.
In September 2014, Bread & Salt took the opportunity to open their first restaurant, the temporary "Bread & Salt at Wink & Nod" in Boston's South End, ensuring the successful launch of an innovative program that now serves as a rotating culinary incubator program for local chefs & pop-ups.
