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<br />!)c-\l'll.lpmcI11 rkp,lrlnll'Ill :ll1d i\11ic-d \ l()lI"in~ led this project, which received HOME,
<br />CDBC; and local funds from other cities in Alamcda County, including CDBCi Cunds far
<br />land acquisition in FY99-00 and HOME funds for construction in FYO 1-02 and rY02-03
<br />from San I,eandra.
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<br />. MtssionBcl1 J\partnlcnts: Allied Housing has set aside at least four units far very low-
<br />incomc youth exiting from faster care. To datc, there are three foster care clients who
<br />have moved in, and one will be moving in early Septembcr, 2006. These youth receive
<br />full housing subsidies through another program and will receive supportive services as
<br />wcll.
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<br />Priority # 9. Support public services.
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<br />Activities:
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<br />. Services for Low-Income Families, Children, Women in Crises, Seniors and Persons
<br />with Disabilities
<br />Nole' Fuir housing services, Dm'is Street Resource Center, ,<.,'an !'candro Shclferfbr Women and
<br />Children/Bui/ding Futures with Women and Children and tenant/landlord counseling descrihed under the
<br />'Decent Housing Goal" arcjll/Jdcd under the "Public Services" category
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<br />. The City fundcd six projects (operatcd by five agencics) with CDBG funds -- Building
<br />futures with Womcn and Children (BFWC), Davis Street Family Resource Centcr
<br />(DSrRC), Eden Council for Hope and Opportunity (ECHO), Project Literacy, and
<br />Kecreation Link (Rec Link). Collectively, they provided services to 9,484 low-income
<br />persons. Services ranged from cmergency housing, counscling, job rcadincss and
<br />placemcnt services, casc management and childcare services to literacy and recreation
<br />programs.
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<br />. BFWC's puhllc service activities are reported above already undcr Priority # 5:
<br />"Maintain and improve the current capacity of the housing and shelter system, expanding
<br />transitional and permanent supportive housing, and providing services to homeless
<br />individuals and families, including integrated health carc, employment serviccs and other
<br />sUPPOliive services." (see pages 4-5)
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<br />. DSFRCs Family Support Services Program provides food, shelter, clothing, energy
<br />assistance vouchers, motel vouchers, job attainment and retention serviccs, and linkages
<br />to long-tclm assistance such as childcare and health services for low-income families,
<br />individuals, and seniors, and rcduccs the risk of compromising their self..sufficiency.
<br />Also, DSFRC provides essential serviccs such as nutrition education and life skills
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<br />Drart COIl.\olidated Annual Perfrlll11a[Je(' allu Evaluation f{epor1: I;Y100)-l006
<br />C it)' or San Leandro
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