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Agency/Project Description Reecmm Request Comments Pleasanton Unified School District-Through existing PUSD nurses, $5,000 100% New service;addresses HSC priority coordinates access to local dentists,optometrists,and other medical for providing affordable dental care for service providers for low-income,uninsured,or under-insured school low-income residents;fund at 100% age children in the PUSD system. consistent with$$,000 minimum grant policy Sandra J.Wlna Healing Therapies Foundation=Provides financial $5,000 50% New service;fund partially due to assistance for complimentary therapies for cancer patients undergoing overall funding limitations chemotherapy or radiation.(*) Spectrum Community Services-Provision of home-delivered meals to $6000 63% Critical and unique service for home homebound Pleasanton seniors on three routes through the Meals on bound Pleasanton seniors;basic Wheels program. human need Spectrum Community Services-Provision of congregate meal -0- 0% Spectrum applied for$20,000 for . program to Pleasanton seniors throughthe senior lunch program service that it currently provides;CHK offered at the Pleasanton Senior Center. submitted a competing application; HSC opted to withhold funding pending award of main contract by Alameda County Agency on Aging. (Grant recipient TBDI-Congregate senior meal program at $17,939 [rya] Important service for seniors;basic Pleasanton Senior Center human need;HSC recommended holding$17,939 aside to be awarded to either OHK or Spectrum(depending upon County award of Overall Ce ttrict); if County designates another provider, would come back to HSC for review Tri-City Health Center-Provision of advocacy services promoting $5,000 100% Unique service to Tri•Valleyarea;fund access to health and social services for persons living with AIDS in at 100%(consistent with$6000 Pleasanton,Including medical care,assistance with food,utilities, minimum grant policy) housing,transportation,mental health and/or treatment. Tri-Valley Haven-Operation of Sojourner House homeless shelter $20,000 100% Fund partially"-Web overall funding providing shelter,homeless services(including counseling,case limitations based on agency's identified management,life skills classes,outreach arid referrals). funding priorities for four.projects Td-Valley Haven-Tri-Valley.Haven Food Pantry;provision of food to $15,000 75%-- Fund partially due to overall funding low income,homeless,and at risk persons through mobile and fixed limitations based on agency's identified distribution sites and referral to other community services. funding Priorities for four.projects. . Tri-Valley Haven-Operation of Shiloh emergency shelter and 113,000 - -"65% Fund partially due to overall funding domestic violence services to women and children survivors of family limitations based on agency's identified Violence,including ciisis line assistance and referral services. funding priorities for tour.projects.- Tri-Valley Haven-Assistance and counseling witli completfotiand $11,000 55% Fund partially due to overall funding filing of Temporary Restraining Orders,visitation and custody limitations based on agency's identified arrangements,and court accompaniment. funding priorities.for.four projects. Tri-ValleyYMCA-New project/program to"add"stab(an outreach $12;780 64% Fund partially due to overall funding coordinator)to supervise volunteers to match donations to families in limitations need. TOTAL:(1 $377,293 '74% (') City Manager Nelson Fialho sits on the board of directors of this-non=profit agency. He is"not compensated for serving in that position. The City.Attorney opines that pursuant to Govt. Code sect/on 1091 Mr. Fialho's interest in the contract between the City and the Sandra J. Wing Healing Therapies Foundation is deemed remote such that he should not be considered interested in the contract under Govt. Code section 1090. Mr. Fialho was intentionally not involved in that foundation making application to the City, nor in the City staffs and Human Services Commission's reviews and evaluations of that application. For purposes of this staff report, the City Manager's recommendation encompasses all aspects of this report except for the recommendation regarding the above foundation. That specific recommendation is made by Steven Bocian,Assistant City Manager: (") The above projects are proposed to be funded with CDBG and City General Funds. Total funding available from these two sources is$377,293($213,013 CDBG+$164,280 GF)as shown earlier in the table do page a Page 5