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Reso 2021-155 New Domestic Violence Funding
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File Number: 21-564 <br />can focus on conducting outreach to locate and provide supportive services for domestic <br />and sexual assault survivors in San Leandro, including survivors who are homeless or living <br />in crowded conditions. San Leandro-focused staff will develop close working relationships <br />with a wide range of stakeholders in San Leandro, including but not limited to, Davis Street <br />Family Resource Center, Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center, San Leandro Hospital, La Clinica <br />de la Raza, Asian Health Services, LifeLong Medical Care, Kaiser Hospital, and other <br />urgent care facilities so that the particular needs of survivors in San Leandro are addressed <br />holistically. Survivors experiencing housing instability, will benefit from these partnerships by <br />receiving focused services. Additionally, staff will provide training to street outreach and <br />other homeless serving teams, and to the San Leandro Police Department (SLPD) and <br />Alameda County Fire Department (ACFD) about gender-based violence and <br />trauma-informed practices. Staff will be mobile to provide services at locations most <br />accessible for the people served. Staff will also develop referral systems with SLPD and <br />ACFD so that survivors can access services quickly and efficiently, 24/7/365. <br />Survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in the City of San Leandro will benefit <br />from having dedicated staff available to support them. Two of the communities most <br />impacted by domestic violence and sexual assault in San Leandro are undocumented <br />immigrants and Spanish and Chinese speakers. FVLC and BFWC will recruit staff who are <br />bicultural and bilingual in Spanish and Chinese for these positions. <br />Fiscal and Budget Authority <br />The funding for this project will come from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) with a <br />budget of $200,000 for one fiscal year. Appropriation has been approved by the City <br />Council on November 1, 2021 when the ARPA Budget was adopted. <br />CONCLUSION <br />Staff recommends the approval of City Council to support this project. <br />PREPARED BY: Jeanette Dong, Director, Recreation and Human Services <br />Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 11/12/202154
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