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EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF WORK Term of Contract: July 1, 2022 – June 20, 2023 Agency: Davis Street Family Resource Center Address: 3081 Teagarden Street San Leandro, CA 94577 Contact Person: Rose Padilla-Johnson, CEO Phone: (510) 347-4620 x100 Project Name: Family Support Services – Basic Needs Services PROJECT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES The Family Support Services Program will provide “Basic Needs” services to San Leandro community members. This includes emergency food and clothing and other services. The provision of emergency services to low-income people in San Leandro enables these individuals and households to move out of poverty and into self-sufficiency. The DSFRC Community Counseling Program is an outpatient mental health clinic providing the full spectrum of mental health services across the lifespan. This program specializes in providing culturally relevant intervention (individual, couples, family, and group modalities) and prevention services to enhance the overall quality of life for clients. Crisis, short-term, and long-term therapeutic services are provided. Our therapeutic services are designed to work collaboratively with our clients to identify barriers and strategies to enhance their capacity to live full lives. MAJOR ACTIVITIES Households will receive five days’ worth of groceries up to twice a month (boxes of groceries include: canned goods, produce, bread, rice and pasta, dairy, and protein items), and emergency clothing and household items. Households also have access to other services provided within DSFRC (housing, childcare, counseling, and medical/dental services, etc.), and they are also provided with linkages to other services among DSFRC local, county, and state resources and partnerships. DSFRC Community Counseling Program will provide culturally relevant crisis intervention and short- term counseling to individuals, households, and couples across the lifespan. All clients will be provided access to all services within the family resource center-basic needs, medical, and child care services. PERFORMANCE MEASURES SUBRECIPIENT SHALL, FOR THE TERM OF THE CONTRACT: use evaluation tools that consist of a client intake interview entry and exit survey, follow-up with subsequent visit(s) and re- certification, and documentation of frequency of visits. To track this grant’s outcomes, sub-recipient will monitor client’s housing and employment status. The performance measures are: