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City of Pleasanton <br />2018 - 2022.Strategic Plan — Human Services Needs Assessment <br />Community education on available services and prevention serves long-term community building efforts by <br />educating all community members about human service needs in Pleasanton. <br />Prevention was identified at the public workshops by local community service providers and Human Services <br />Commission members as an area of opportunity to impact the largest number of community members with <br />the limited resources available. <br />Measures of Success (planning) <br />• Number of opportunities identified with service providers to be addressed with prevention <br />workshops <br />• Designate staff to coordinate outreach and education programs and bring those topics to the <br />commlission <br />Measures of Success (implementation) <br />• Number of activities / workshops <br />• Number of participants attending activities <br />• Partici.pant and service provider feedback <br />•_ Explore formation of a Human Services Commission sub -committee tasked with providing an open <br />forum for user groups, clients and citizens at -large to share needs and discuss solutions <br />Strategic Action #3: Continue collaboration with nonprofit, faith -based, public and <br />volunteer organizations <br />In. focus groups, service providers described a lack of knowledge about existing supports, duplication of <br />services, and insufficient communications. An alliance among human service organizations will help to reduce <br />communication barriers and increase coordination of efforts to address persistent human service needs. Per <br />discussions with providers, an alliance would include quarterly meetings. <br />Human Services Commission members expressed their desire to create a space for providers to share lessons <br />learned, to develop new and innovative ideas, to coordinate.the provision of services, and to troubleshoot <br />human servicechallenges and needs on a regular basis. <br />Since the approval of thestrategic plan in 2014, several collaborative groups have been identified in the Tri - <br />Valley (listed alphabetically): <br />• CityServe of the Tri -Valley: Established in 2008, CityServe is a non-profit, grown out of the Tri -valley <br />churches' desire to serve others close to home. As more local needs were met and other <br />organizations, non -profits and local city officials saw the impact, partnerships grew. CityServe has <br />evolve d into one of the most comprehensive resources for volunteer opportunities and human <br />service needs in the Tri -valley. <br />• Housing and Human Services Networking Social: Meets tri -annually with service providers and city <br />staff. <br />• Ptownlife Resource Network: Meets every -other month primarily with non-profit and public sector <br />organi ations to coordinate resources. <br />THE CITY OF <br />PL ASANTON. p September 5, 2018 19 <br />
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