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<br />Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and July 1, 2022 <br />Davis Street Family Resource Center for Affordable Housing Counseling Services Exhibit A – Page 1 of 1 <br />EXHIBIT A <br />SCOPE OF SERVICES FOR CITY OF SAN LEANDRO FUNDS <br />FY 2022-2023 (July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023) <br /> PROJECT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES <br /> <br />Davis Street Family Resource Center will assist the City of San Leandro with various activities related to affordable <br />housing assistance for homeless, very low-, low-, and moderate-income persons. Goals include assistance with <br />affordable housing information and helping to provide decent housing and a suitable living environment for eligible <br />clients. Objectives include assisting clients with affordable housing activities, assisting City staff with dissemination of <br />information regarding affordable housing units and building/maintaining relationships with property owners/managers. <br /> MAJOR ACTIVITIES <br /> <br /> Maintain formal strategic partnership(s) to target homeless, homebound seniors and very low-income populations <br />in the City of San Leandro for affordable housing opportunities and activities: <br /> DSFRC will ensure that affordable housing candidates are routed to the family support services program. <br /> DSFRC will coordinate with the Interfaith Homeless Network (IHN) and Alameda County HealthCare Services <br />Agency School Based Services to provide affordable housing services for the City’s homeless. DSFRC will <br />offer IHN and School Based Services clients services to help stabilize individuals eligible for affordable <br />housing units. <br /> Assist in determining eligible tenants for properties with affordable rental units, including the City’s below-market <br />rate (BMR) units: <br /> Educate targeted walk-in clients and clients referred by Alameda County Healthcare Services School Based <br />Services about available affordable housing subsidies. <br /> Assist applicants with rental applications if necessary. <br /> Maintain updated vacancy list for the City’s BMR units – <br />o Distribute BMR data to Eden I&R regularly <br /> Build and maintain relations with BMR and other owners/property managers and continue participation in the <br />Alameda County Outreach and Resource Network <br /> Assist the City with client calls regarding housing information: <br /> Distribute housing information and referral packets, including the City’s affordable housing resources, to <br />clients at the Family Resource Center. <br /> Educate clients about 2-1-1 phone service related to affordable housing. Add information about 2-1-1 on <br />DSFRC’s website and distribute 2-1-1 fliers. <br /> Attend pertinent City meetings to support affordable housing issues/projects to help educate the public about <br />affordable housing issues and needs. <br /> PERFORMANCE MEASURES <br /> <br /> Report number of clients assisted with housing search assistance and placed into rental housing units. <br /> Provide information and referral assistance and informational packets to at least 50 clients needing housing <br />assistance. <br /> DSFRC staff will connect with Alameda County Healthcare Services Agency School Based Initiative to help provide <br />fair housing information to clients seeking housing assistance. <br />Submit semi-annual housing/homeless reports regarding activities related to housing assistance for clients. 1st semi- <br />annual report due on or before January 15, 2023. Final report due on or before July 15, 2023. <br /> <br /> <br />DocuSign Envelope ID: 6A0D0BC8-A495-46EF-AC58-BD666DA81516