CSA La Clinica de la Raza CAP Grant

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EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF SERVICES The goal of Fuente Wellness Center Integrated Health Services for Low-Income Youth is to provide low-income youth ages 11-24 in San Leandro with high quality, linguistically and culturally responsive health care services that supports their long-term health and transition to adulthood . Fuente will deliver primary medical, health education, behavioral health, and dental services to at least 100 San Leandro youth at no cost, regardless of insurance status. With funding from the City of San Leandro, the objective of the project will be to offer services designed for the needs of low-income, high-risk, underserved youth at Fuente Wellness Center, including: 1. Provide high-quality, bilingual primary medical, dental, and health education services for youth, targeting vulnerable youth and youth with multiple barriers to care; 2. Deliver behavioral health services ranging from individual assessments and counseling to case management that supports youth in making healthy choices and successfully transitioning to adulthood. Through behavioral health screening assessments, Fuente will identify and connect youth to support services, including depression/anxiety support groups and individual counseling sessions; 3. Implement two Hunger Vital Sign questions into patient intake form to assess food security and when applicable, connect San Leandro youth to local food resources. Performance Measures: 1. By June 30, 2020, La Clfnica will provide no-cost medical , dental and health education serv ices to 100 low-income San Leandro youth at Fuente Wellness Center; 2. By June 30, 2020, La Clfnica will provide behavioral health services to 10 low-income San Leandro youth at Fuente Wellness Center; and 3. By June 30 , 2020, La Clfnica will ask 100 low-income San Leandro youth two Hunger Vital Sign questions on patient in take forms and connect youth who answer yes to more than one question with a resource guide for accessing healthy food in the area. Timelines: 1st Quarter July 2019 -September 2019 Serve approximately 35 San Leandro youth 2nd Quarter October 2019 -December Serve approximately 25 San Leandro youth 2019 3rd Quarter January 2020 -March 2020 Serve approximately 30 San Leandro 4th Quarter April 2020 -June 2020 Serve approximately 10 San Leandro youth Youth health services tend to peak in the beginning of the school year and in the winter, during the flu season. Summer months typically draw in fewer patients. The estimates above are based on the 2017-2018 fiscal year trends from San Leandro patients. Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and La Clinica de la Raza for CAP Grant Last revised 08/05/2019 Exhibit A -Page 1 of 1