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8/9/23, 4:12 PM Homeless Intervention and Crisis Stabilization Program https://www.zoomgrants.com/rapp2.asp?rfpid=3776&propid=380155 2/8 Report 2 925-222-2273 E-Mail: christine@cityservecares.org 4. Describe the project/program funded with this grant, the current status of the project/program, and any significant actions taken during the reporting period. Report 1 The current status of our program is as follows: We have served 31 new homeless individuals (54 total in household) during this time period and we have a total of 56 homeless clients (80 total in household) in our current caseloads and/or on our radar overall for Pleasanton that we are still serving from the last reporting period. Several clients are getting very close to housing. As of today we have 11 individuals in hotels for winter relief. Here are some additional actions taken during this reporting period. Fielded over 80 crisis calls from unsheltered individuals Had an average of 15 homeless individuals walk-in during drop-in hours (per day) at our Livermore office since November. We currently do not have an office anymore in Pleasanton for homeless individuals therefore access to services has been limited We continue to provide care coordination sessions for clients facing homelessness by assisting with referrals to specialized providers and work through action steps to produce stabilization. Many of these referrals were for mental health, physical health and addiction support or detox. We had a Pleasanton unsheltered family of six in our hotel program and they were just housed and are well on their way to sustainability for the long term. Unfortunately, they could not afford housing in Pleasanton because they were on a voucher so they were placed in Livermore. This has happened to another unsheltered senior client as well. Report 2 The current status of our program is as follows: We have served 51 new homeless individuals (72 total in household during this time period and we have a total of 82 homeless clients(126 in household) in our current program or on our radar in Pleasanton. As clients go on their journey they move closer to having options for housing and other programs that will build stability. Assisted clients with becoming document ready for housing Advocated at the county level for better addiction and mental health services for many of the clients dealing with severe issues that were creating obstacles holding them back from moving forward. Collaborated with many organizations to ensure that a client was tapped into all services related to basic needs, emotional health and well being, physical health, vocational and educational development, community connections and financial stability. Did Ride Alongs 2 times per month with Pleasanton homeless liaison officers to ensure that our most vulnerable residents were connected to services. Partnered with housing organizations like HACA, Goodness Village, Livermore Housing Authority, Eden Housing, MidPen Housing and Saha Homes to assist clients in making connections to wait lists that were open. Provided hotel shelter during severe cold winter nights between January and March to 8 households(18 individuals). Collaborated with Pleasanton Unified School District to provide support to families and individuals who were unhoused.