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Assess how the jurisdiction’s use of funds, particularly CDBG, addresses the priorities and specific objectives identified in the plan, giving special attention to the highest priority activities identified. ADA FacilitiesTransition Plan Implementation:The City allocated funds to install ADA improvments to public facilities. Staff worked with the Engineering & Transportation (E&T) Department to carry out ADA Transition Plan projects. In FY 17-18 staff defined two phases of work. Ph 1, that was completed in FY 18-19, installed ADA curb ramps on sidewalks within the public right-of-way Citywide. Ph 2 will continue to address high priority work in City buildings described in the City's ADA transition plan. Davis Street Family Resource Center (DSFRC): DSFRC Family Support Services Program provides “Basic Needs” services, including emergency food & clothing, & other family support services such as medical/dental services, employment counseling, & housing assistance, to low-income & working-poor individuals & families. For FY 18-19, DSFRC provided support to 5,442 total unduplicated persons, of which 4,289 (78%) were City residents. DSFRC provided grocery bags to clients with the food equivalent of 45,648 meals. Child Abuse Listening, Interviewing, & Coordination Center (CALICO): The Child Abuse Intervention Project provides support services to improve mental health outcomes for toddlers, children, adolescents, & adults living with developmental disabilities who have suffered physical or sexual abuse or neglect, & for the caregivers of those victims. In FY 18-19, CALICO served 26 San Leandro HHs that comprised of 51 people. Additionally, a CALICO Family Resource Specialist provided on-site crisis intervention, information & referrals to 21 unduplicated caregivers (81% of all HHs served) of children who were victims of abuse or witnessed violence or other similar traumatic experience. SOS/Meals on Wheels: SOS/Meals on Wheels Program serves seniors (60+ years) unable to buy or prepare food for themselves. This meal delivery service provides warm, nutritious, & balanced meals that are one-third of the recommended daily dietary allowance. A secondary outcome of the service comes from food delivery staff reporting perceived illness or safety issues, which is a critical safety net for homebound seniors. In FY 18-19, a total of 280 homebound seniors in 254 HHs were served by this program. Housing Rehabilitation Program: In FY 18-19 Rebuilding Together’s Housing Rehabilitation Program completed almost all deliverables for both FY 17-18 & FY 18-19 contract commitments combined. There were 31 housing rehabilitation grants allocated to low-income HHs including 11 HHs with either low- income senior citizens and/or disabled persons. The repairs that received grants in FY 18-19 included the installation of ADA grab bars & other accessibility improvements, plumbing repairs & fixture replacements, floor repair & linoleum replacement, electrical repairs, porch railing installments & dry rot repairs, repair or replacement of building systems (water heater, furnace), interior & exterior painting, interior mold remediation including new drywall, weatherization of windows or replacement with new dual glaze, roof repairs, gutter maintenance, repairs or replacement, energy efficiency upgrades, installation of safety features (smoke & CO2 detectors), & code enforcement related yard City of San Leandro FY 2018-19 CAPER 4 OMB Control No: 2506-0117 (exp. 06/30/2018)