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contractor in the fall and fixing of the roof and other areas will need to be conducted_ before solar installation can take place. Commissioners were informed that the Food. Pantry had served a total of 838 Pleasanton residents, summer and winter items had been provided to the homeless as well as a holiday meal and program. Over 700 children.had been provided with back -to -school backpacks. The Shiloh Shelter had served three Pleasanton residents and Tri -Valley Haven had hoped to provide 25 units of counseling but had provided 23 units. The goal for Sojourner House was to provide 60 -units of service to five. Pleasanton residents and only one person received 34 -units. Commissioner Carlucci asked about the amount of time clients could stay at the shelters, Commissioner Powers asked about the number of adults and children in Sojourner House, and Commissioner Rubino Brumm questioned what items ,individuals were. provided with when they exited one of the shelters. Commissioner Clare was provided information about the County . Coordinated Entry program. Information about the Tri -Valley Haven counseling office in Pleasanton was provided and it was noted that 48 individuals were served for a total of 329 units. Hope Hospice —Grief Support Center and Hospice Volunteer Program — no representative attended. Pleasanton Unified School District — Student Health Services- no representative attended., -A report was. read ' by Mr. Silva -that provided, information about the vision and dental services that PUSD had been able to provide to a number of students with the funding they -had received. Open Heart Kitchen (OHK) - Senior Meal Program - Commissioners were advised that OHK. provides services 5 -days per at the Senior Center and Ridgeview Commons, as well as a weekend bag program for students and a hot -meal program with a total of 24,000 meals being served. They were advised that OHK works with other nonprofits and receive a number of donated items. Commissioner Sedlak questioned whether. OHK had enough funds to continue providing services, Commissioner Carlucci asked for additional information about the bagged lunch program for students and Commissioner Rubino Brumm .questioned whether other agencies were also providing bagged lunches.. Spectrum Community Services — Meals on Wheels for Pleasanton Homebound Elderly - thanks were given for the funding receipted. Spectrum had hoped to -serve 90 Pleasanton residents but were able to provide meals to 123 residents. A waitlist is in place with approximately five Pleasanton residents on the list. Spectrum provides well -checks on clients when delivering meals and provides meals seven days a week -to some clients. Information about a "Feed Need" event being held at the Amador Recreation Center on September 5t1 was provided. Human Services Commission September 4, 2019 Page 3.