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5/18/2010
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Project Description Re comm Request Comments <br /> #1009 Abode Services Case management services for low- income $25,000 73% 30% increased from FY09 funding; <br /> recipients of rent subsidies through the Tri- Valley Housing Scholarship case management services critical to <br /> Program while they are in job training programs. TVHSP <br /> #1011 Tri -City Health Center Provision of advocacy services $15,000 75% Unique service to Tri Valley area <br /> promoting access to health and social services for persons living with <br /> AIDS in Pleasanton, including medical care, assistance with food, <br /> utilities, housing, transportation, mental health and /or treatment. <br /> #1027 Child Care Links Provision of training opportunities and $20,000 67% Former General Fund contract; also <br /> support services to Pleasanton child care providers and parents to applying for $7,500 through <br /> positively impact the quality of care for the community's children. Community Grant for youth <br /> SUBTOTAL: $75,000 <br /> 3) Recommended for Partial Funding <br /> Project Description Re comm Request Comments <br /> #1001 Axis Community Health Provision of direct medical services $20,000 50% 120% increased from FY09 funding <br /> for uninsured Pleasanton residents through the community clinic. <br /> #1004 Open Heart Kitchen Provision of free hot meals to low and $5,738 41% OHK has been successful in <br /> very low income persons through OHK's Trinity Lutheran Church site. securing community donations for its <br /> broader meal program <br /> #1006 The Are of Alameda County Alternative Ventures Program; $6,148 31% Not funded last year; proposed <br /> activity program coordinating jobs volunteering and recreational allocation reflects introductory grant <br /> opportunities for persons with intellectual developmental disabilities. funding level <br /> #1010 Easter Seals Bay Area Community Inclusion Group; education $5,000 50% Fund partially due to overall funding <br /> and socialization program for disabled young adults aged 18 -22 limitations <br /> transitioning from high school including community -based volunteer, <br /> employment, recreation, leisure, and educational opportunities. <br /> #1012 Hope Hospice, Inc. Provision of support services to persons of $5,000 25% Low inc benefit not as strong as <br /> all ages who are experiencing grief resulting from the loss of a loved others <br /> one, are caregivers, and /or are facing the loss of a loved one. <br /> #1018 Tri Valley Haven Tri Valley Haven Food Pantry; provision of $11,425 57% Fund partially due to overall funding <br /> food to low income, homeless, and at risk persons through mobile and limitations <br /> fixed distribution sites and referral to other community services. <br /> #1019 Tri Valley Haven Assistance and counseling with completion $11,424 57% Fund partially due to overall funding <br /> and filing of Temporary Restraining Orders, visitation and custody limitations <br /> arrangements, and court accompaniment. <br /> #1020 Tri Valley Haven Operation of Sojourner House homeless $11,424 57% Fund partially due to overall funding <br /> shelter providing shelter, homeless services (including counseling, limitations <br /> case management, life skills classes, outreach and referrals). <br /> #1023 Spectrum Community Services Provision of congregate meal $6,558 30% Recommend partial funding; prior <br /> program to Pleasanton seniors through the senior lunch program year goals have not met City <br /> offered at the Pleasanton Senior Center. expectations <br /> #1026 REACH Acquire housing in Pleasanton for developmentally $200,000 55% Recommend partial funding; work <br /> disabled adults to achieve supportive independent living. with staff to purchase price restricted <br /> BMR home <br /> SUBTOTAL: $282,717 <br /> GRAND TOTAL: I $76 0,638 <br /> 4) Not Recommended for Funding <br /> The one application not recommended for funding was submitted by The DINE <br /> Corporation #1013) which sought $15,000 to provide a workshop offering financial <br /> counseling and education for women in stages of financial transition, including budget <br /> and credit counseling and strategies to help women maintain their homes. The <br /> Page 5 of 23 <br />
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