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suggested waiting to make a funding recommendation until staff brings back the RFP. Commissioner Sedlak mentioned that this funding would go only to one agency and Commissioner Clare questioned whether that agency would be able to sub -out to other agencies. .A motion was made by Commissioner Hayes, seconded by Commissioner Clare, identifying Health Care and Behavioral Health as the Tri -Valley critical human service. need for the multi- year service agreement concept that includes the following sub -categories: • Wrap around services; coordinated care between service providers, crisis. response, additional providers in Pleasanton • Prevention; Screening and assessments • Meeting diverse cultural needs • Substance abuse, coordination of service providers, transportation to specialized services outside the Tri -Valley • Social and cultural stigma to mental health needs . Lack of subsidized dental care for low income residents Insufficient reimbursement rates for providers • -Domestic violence: community education/outreach/prevention in -schools and community, temporary shelter for victims leaving an abusive. relationship Commissioner Carlucci requested the motion be modified to include a preliminary.funding I mount of $35,000. Commissioners agreed. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Commissioners Carlucci, Clare, Hayes, Gohil, Powers, Sedlak, and Chairperson Parikh. NOES: None ABSENT: Commissioner Rubino-Brumm ABSTAIN: None COMMUNICATIONS 7. Eden I &. R, Inc. 211 Alameda County Monthly Narrative Report, May 2019 Reviewed. COMMISSION REPORTS A. Senior Program Advisory Committee— no report. B. Pleasanton Paratransit Task Force — no _report C. Ptownlife Resource Network - no report D. Alameda County Advisory Commission on Aging — no report. E. Tri -Valley Anti -Poverty Collaborative - no report. Human Services Commission August.7, 2019 Page 6 .