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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 8/8 Report 1 Serving Pleasanton unsheltered clients is a priority for CityServe. We concentrate in Pleasanton five days a week, full days and often have weekend outreach efforts addressing priority needs for the homeless and those at imminent risk of being homeless. Here are a couple examples of how we are funding and supporting initiatives to end homelessness. We are actively working with our vast network of local service agencies, cities and counties to provide comprehensive wrap- around services and collaborative solutions for each unique need for the 56 homeless individuals currently in our caseload. We advocate for clients and support partner agencies with the work they do for this clientele. CityServe understands that uniting in effort will get us closer to ending homelessness. Our current caseload for this program is 56 households and all 56 of the individuals served are at 30% AMI or below. We are zeroed in on extremely vulnerable Pleasanton unsheltered individuals and families to provide vital support programs and resources to end homelessness and prevent homelessness. Report 2 Funding and supporting homeless services programs to end homelessness. Without the funds to provide care coordination for homeless individuals, the number of clients who are in need of services will grow. According to the point in time count in 2022, the cities in Alameda County that did not focus on assisting their unsheltered residents with connecting to services ended up with a higher number of unsheltered individuals than the previous two years. During and after the pandemic, Pleasanton has worked with CityServe to assist clients in connecting and reconnecting to services. This partnership has been vital in a client’s journey forward out of homelessness. 15. Describe the original purpose for this grant. Will you spend your entire grant? If not, explain why your agency did not spend the entire grant. Report 1 Goal for fiscal Year 75 Pleasanton Unsheltered Residents – The Tri-Valley homeless intervention and crisis stabilization program provides: 1) Crisis Intervention: Street Outreach, 2) Crisis Stabilization: Case Management, and 3) Community Support: Care Advocacy Program. Report 2 The original purpose of this grant was to provide vital resourcing to homeless individuals through care coordination services for all unsheltered Pleasanton residents. We have spent the entire amount of the grant.