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EXHIBIT A <br />SCOPE OF WORK <br />Term of Contract: July 1, 2012 — June 30, 2013 <br />Agency: Davis Street Family Resource Center <br />Address: 3081 Teagarden Street <br />San Leandro, CA 94577 <br />Contact Person: Rose Padilla Johnson, Executive Director <br />Phone: 510 - 347 -4620 <br />Project Name: Family Support Services — Basic Needs Program <br />PROJECT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES <br />The Family Support Services Program will provide "Basic Needs" services to San Leandro community <br />members. This includes emergency food and clothing and other services. The provision of emergency <br />services to low- income people in San Leandro enables these individuals and families to move out of poverty <br />and into self- sufficiency. <br />MAJOR ACTIVITIES <br />Families will receive three day's worth of groceries up to twice a month (boxes of groceries include: canned <br />goods, produce, bread, rice and pasta, dairy, and protein items), and emergency clothing and household items. <br />Families also have access to other services provided within DSFRC (employment, housing, childcare, <br />counseling, and medical /dental services, etc.), and they are also provided with linkages to other services <br />among DSFRC local, county, and state resources and partnerships <br />PERFORMANCE MEASURES <br />SUBRECIPIENT SHALL, FOR THE TERM OF THE CONTRACT: use evaluation tools that consist of a client <br />intake interview, follow -up with subsequent visit(s) and re- certification, and documentation of frequency of <br />visits. To track this grant's outcomes, subrecipient will monitor client's housing and employment status. The <br />performance measures are: <br />1. 853 families will be served each month, totaling 10,241 families served within twelve (12) months. <br />2. Twenty five percent (25 %), or 2,560 families, who accessed the aforementioned services will <br />demonstrate increased financial or housing stability as indicated on their intake assessment and follow <br />up at the 4 th and 12 month re- assessment periods. <br />3. Twenty five percent (25 %), or 2,560 families, will report a decrease in the risk of compromising their <br />self- sufficiency by maintaining employment during the first month following access to our services. <br />4. Twenty five percent (25 %), or 2,560 under - employed families who receive comprehensive support <br />services, will reduce the risk of losing their jobs by maintaining employment during the first month <br />following their crisis or use of services. <br />-13- <br />CDBG Agreement with DSFRC — <br />Basic Needs Program FY12 -13 <br />