Agmt 2004 Davis Street Family Resource Center DSFRC

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Scope of Work Phase I Davis Street will study and prepare an analysis of existing anti-violence programs that serve San Leandro youth as well as an analysis of the demand or need for services. In addition, Davis Street will submit to the City's Recreation and Human Services Department an overview of the current anti-violence programs available to at-risk San Leandro youth. Phase II Based on the findings Davis Street will create and implement new programs and build on existing programs to address the community's concerns about violence involving youth in the community. Davis Street will submit program proposals to the City of San Leandro Recreation and Human Services Department for approval prior to implementation. Phase III Davis Street will work with all interested parties including City staff, nonprofit youth providers, school district staff and policy makers to build a strong basis of support for the long term sustainability of the City's anti-violence programs for at-risk youth. Timeline • Phase I (analysis of existing services) will be accomplished in the first quarter. • Phase II (program implementation) will begin immediately and continue through the year up to June 30, 2005. Phase III (coordination and sustainability) will begin after Phase I is complete and will be ongoing. Oversight and Coordination with the City The Recreation and Human Services Department will provide oversight of the Youth Anti- violence Program. All invoices, reports and proposed services will be submitted to and be approved by the Recreation and Human Services Department. DSFRC will meet with the Recreation and Human Services Department staff and provide written reports on a quarterly basis. Agency History and Experience in Working with At-Risk Populations Davis Street Davis Street has been serving needy families in San Leandro and its surrounding communities for over 30 years. Working from the notion that the FRC (Family Resource Center) must do whatever it takes for its families, Davis Street began to fine-tune it services and move toward a more holistic approach of delivery. Services have grown to extend outreach to low income working poor, seniors, disabled individuals and entitlement eligible people, particularly those on Calworks. While the FRC is a source of assistance to all families, it is recognized that more and more families are considered "at-risk" and have children. In addition, an area of focus is West San Consulting Services Agreement between November 1, 2004 City of San Leandro and Davis Street Family Resource Center Page 16 of 19