Agmt 2010 Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments

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TIMELINES By October 1, 2010, SAVE will have accomplished: • Ninety (90) students from middle and high schools in San Leandro and surrounding communities will participate in a Teen Dating Violence Prevention Presentation. • Eighty percent (80%) (72 of 90) of the students who participate in the Teen Dating Violence Prevention will increase their knowledge of domestic violence and the resources available to victims. • Forty-five (45) Alameda County residents, who are domestic violence victims and have contact with law enforcement, will be provided with crisis intervention services, domestic violence education, and/or referrals. • Eighty percent (80%) (36 of 45) of the Alameda County residents, who are victims and have made domestic violence reports, will increase their level of self-sufficiency by the provision of crisis intervention services and domestic violence education which teach them new safety skills. By January 1, 2011, SAVE will have accomplished: • 180 students from middle and high schools in San Leandro and surrounding communities will participate in a Teen Dating Violence Prevention Presentation. • Eighty percent (80%) (144 of 180) of the students who participate in the Teen Dating Violence Prevention will increase their knowledge of domestic violence and the resources available to victims. • Ninety (90) Alameda County residents, who are domestic violence victims and have contact with law enforcement, will be provided with crisis intervention services, domestic violence education, and/or referrals. • Eighty percent (80%) (72 of 90) of the Alameda County residents, who are victims and have made domestic violence reports, will increase their level of self-sufficiency by the provision of crisis intervention services and domestic violence education which teach them new safety skills. By April 1, 2011, SAVE will have accomplished: • 270 students from middle and high schools in San Leandro and surrounding communities will participate in a Teen Dating Violence Prevention Presentation. • Eighty percent (80%) (216 of 270) of the students who participate in the Teen Dating Violence Prevention will increase their knowledge of domestic violence and the resources available to victims. • 135 Alameda County residents, who are domestic violence victims and have contact with law enforcement, will be provided with crisis intervention services, domestic violence education, and/or referrals. • Eighty percent (80%) (108 of 135) of the Alameda County residents, who are victims and have made domestic violence reports, will increase their level of self-sufficiency by the provision of crisis intervention services and domestic violence education which teach them new safety skills. By July 1, 2011, SAVE will have accomplished: • 360 students from middle and high schools in San Leandro and surrounding communities will participate in a Teen Dating Violence Prevention Presentation. • Eighty percent (80%) (288 of 360) of the students who participate in the Teen Dating Violence Prevention will increase their knowledge of domestic violence and the resources available to victims.. • 180 Alameda County residents, who are domestic violence victims and have contact with law enforcement, will be provided with crisis intervention services, domestic violence education, and/or referrals. • Eighty percent (80%) (144 of 180) of the Alameda County residents, who are victims and have made domestic violence reports, will increase their level of self-sufficiency by the provision of crisis intervention services and domestic violence education which teach them new safety skills. -15- CDBG Agreement with SAVE FY10-11