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Priority Home Partnership, Alameda County's Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re- housing program funded by ARRA, and making adjustments from the lessons learned and the reduction in resources post stimulus. • Planning for and conducting the 2013 Homeless Point in Time Count. • Continuing to work to expand housing opportunities. The jurisdictional committee will work to ensure that each community is contributing to the creation of permanent housing affordable and accessible to the Everyone Home target populations. Collaboration will continue with local housing authorities to increase vouchers available to the population as well. Publishing the second annual Everyone Home Unit Progress Report in the summer of 2012. • Publishing the evaluation of the pilot of EveryOne Home leasing guidelines developed by Property Management Committee in an effort to expand access to affordable units by the persons with histories of homelessness and disability. Expanding the number of developments using the practices and the number of local funders encouraging developers to utilize them. • In support of the performance outcomes initiative Everyone Home will collaborate with the HMIS team to produce the second annual Outcomes Progress Report in the spring of 2012 reporting on performance for 2011calendar year. In addition, Everyone Home developing two technical assistance academies for provider agencies. The two -day Everyone Home housed Academy will help agencies developing changes in their operating policies and procedures that will enable them to permanently house people more quickly and perform better on the HEARTH Act outcomes as well as our local county -wide outcomes. • Conduct two - system -wide evaluation and planning processes for moving towards a more centralized coordinated intake for homeless /housing services and for the maximizing the benefits of our transitional housing programs. • Continuing to keep the community informed through newsletters, meetings and website, of the collective efforts to prevent and end homelessness and the progress made on achieving the goals. For more detailed information please refer to Alameda County EveryOne Home at www.eveLyonehome.org Local Support of Everyone Home Plan The City of San Leandro was the first jurisdiction in the HOME Technical Advisory Consortium (HOMETAC) to adopt Alameda County's Everyone Home Plan. The Human Services Commission (HSC) approved the Everyone Home Plan on July 26, 2006. The City Council adopted the Everyone Home Plan on November 20, 2006. The City continues to work with the experienced and local homeless services nonprofit, Building Futures with Women and Children, to prepare a City Homeless Plan to align with the major goals of the County's Everyone Home Plan, although objectives will vary according to the City's needs. The City shall obtain community input and City Council approval before finalizing any Homeless Plan. Also, City staff continues to serve on the Everyone Home Leadership Board. The City of San Leandro supports homeless and special needs service providers with CDBG Final Action Plan — FY 2012 -2013 City ofSan Leandro Page 12