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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 6/8 TOTAL 50.00 75.00 125.00 TOTAL 11. Indicate the number of Pleasanton clients served during the reporting period and compare it to the "benchmark/outcomes" of the project/program. Number actually served during in this reporting period (should match the total number of clients reported in Question 7 above). 31 51 82.00 Number actually served during in this reporting period (should match the total number of clients reported in Question 7 above). Target to be served.75 75 150.00 Target to be served. TOTAL 106.00 126.00 232.00 TOTAL 12. Describe the accomplishments of the project or program in this reporting period, including details on how the program responded to the needs within the community and any new and creative methods the agency implemented to meet those community needs. Report 1 We used and are currently using additional subsidy funds from United Way, the County and local churches to assist clients in our caseload with emergency shelter (DV, a day or two stay before treatment or being housed), transportation to employment opportunities, car repairs and deposits and first month's rent for permanent housing. Collaborated with over thirty organizations to resource individuals and educate them on programs that meet basic needs, emotional health and well being, physical health, vocational and educational development, financial stability and community support. Increased access points for clients by opening our new Livermore office where clients can meet with a Care Coordinator of the day M-F during drop-in hours, and we also maintained resource pop-up outreach access points throughout the Tri- Valley one being at the Pleasanton Library on Tuesdays. Advocated at the City, County and State level for clients that met the gravely disabled category to increase service opportunities for those that have a need for addiction treatment, mental health access or medication and housing navigation services (coordinated entry) for unsheltered individuals Provided winter relief emergency hotel stays during the cold winter months using subsidy funds for medically vulnerable or elderly individuals. More than a hotel, we met with recipients to put together a stabilization plan at least three times per week during their stay in the hotel. Ride-alongs with Pleasanton Homeless Liaison Officers at least two times per month to connect with chronically homeless individuals and new transient individuals that have been identified. We also connect before any “severe weather event” to identify, educate and resource vulnerable individuals regarding seasonal weather conditions and hazards. Report 2 Collaborated with over 30 organizations to connect clients to services through care coordination. Advocated at the City, County and State level for clients in need of services and assistance in the areas of mental health, addiction and affordable housing. Provided temporary hotel shelter to 9 households (20 individuals). All of these clients received care coordination while they were in the hotel.