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8/7/2019 Housing and Independent Living Services 510.881.5743 x31 4. E -Mail: Report 1 michael.galvan@crilhayward.org Report 2 Michael.Galvan@crilhayward.org PROJECT / PROGRAM STATUS 5. Describe the current status of your project or program (e.g., planning, pre -development, activity underway, service marketing, etc.) and the current focus of any activity. Report 1 15 consumers were directly provided one or more independent living skills training, support or counseling services to improve their level of independence. This represents 50% of CRIL's FY2018-19 annual goal of 30. CRIEs travel training program continues to be well received. The number of Pleasanton consumers who are accessing CRIL's Device Lending Library are also increasing. The high cost of rent, not only in the Tri -Valley but in the entire Bay Area, is presenting an incredible challenge to CRIILs consumers. CRIL worked with the following Pleasanton agencies or businesses these last two quarters: Alameda County Social Services; Alameda County Public Authority for IHSS; Axis; CityServe; East Bay Innovations; ECHO; Hope Project, Open Heart Kitchen; Pleasanton Paratransit, Pleasanton Senior Center; Pleasanton Unified High School District; St. Vincent de Paul Society; Season of Sharing; Senior Support Program of the Tri -Valley; Tri -Valley Housing Opportunity; Tri -Valley Non Profit Association; Tri -Valley SELPA and Valley Care Medical Center for a total of 18 so far this FY. CRIL also helped, indirectly, 60 Pleasanton residents with disabilities and/or seniors with functional limitations who have not yet become consumers. This brings CRIL's total for FY2018-19 to 60 indirects. Report 2 5 consumers were directly provided one or more independent living skills training, support or counseling services to improve their level of independence. This brings the total of unduplicated Pleasanton consumers to 20 which represents 67% of CRIL's FY2018-19 annual goal of 30. CRIL's shortfall is largely due to absence of a PT Travel Trainer. For FY12019-20, CRIL is actively seeking to place a FT travel trainer in the Tri -Valley. The number of Pleasanton consumers who are accessing CRIL's Device Lending Library are also increasing. The high cost of rent, not only in the Tri -Valley but in the entire Bay Area, is presenting an incredible challenge to CRIL's consumers. CRIL worked with the following Pleasanton agencies or businesses this past year: Abode Services, Alameda County Social Services; Alameda County Public Authority for IHSS; Axis; CityServe; East Bay Innovations; ECHO; Hope Project, Open Heart Kitchen; Pleasanton Paratransit, Pleasanton Senior Center; Pleasanton Unified High School District; St. Vincent de Paul Society; Season of Sharing; Senior Support Program of the Tri -Valley; Tri -Valley Housing Opportunity; Tri -Valley Non Profit Association; Tri -Valley SELPA and Valley Care Medical Center for a total of 19 this FY. CRIL also helped, indirectly, 60 Pleasanton residents with disabilities and/or seniors with functional limitations who have not yet become consumers. This brings CRIL's total for FY2018-19 to 60 indirects. https://www.zoomgrants.com/rapp2.asp?rfpid=1608&propid=102489 2/8