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Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and 1/1/2023 Davis Street Family Resource Center for Homeless Services Exhibit A – Page 1 of 1 SCOPE OF SERVICES Davis Street Family Resource Center shall provide Basic Need services to the San Leandro community, by providing emergency services to assist those who are at risk of or who are already experiencing homelessness to support their reintegration in the community. Major Activities (Per Fiscal Year) • Provide transportation assistance such as emergency bus tickets, Clipper cards, emergency ride assistance (Uber or Lyft), emergency gas cards for up to 10 clients per month. • Payment assistance for past due rent with a 3-day notice to evict for up to 3 clients per year. (not to exceed $4,500 per client). • Offer 1 to 3-day motel voucher for up to 10 clients per year. • Unforeseen circumstance situation assistance such as car impoundment (if being used as primary residence), storage lock out, or major vehicle repair or other issues for up to 3 clients per year. • One-time utility assistance program for up to 5 clients per year. • Box lunch that will provide pre-packed ready to eat meal for up to 25 clients per month . • One-time deposit assistance for up to 2 clients yearly (not to exceed $5,000 per year). • Subsidizing rent for up to 2 clients yearly- either up to a 3 month 50% of rental subsidy or a shallow short-term subsidy for no more than 6 months (Typically a shallow rent subsidy will be $400/month for a one-bedroom unit, $600/month for a two-bedroom unit and $800/month for a three or more-bedroom unit.). • Provide new emergency clothing for up to 5 clients per year. Value of $100 each client . • Provide emergency Visa Cards for food or other expenses. Value of $50 each up to 20 per year. • Personal hygiene packages including laundry soap for up to 10 clients per year. Performance Measures (Per Fiscal Year) • Twenty five percent (25%) of individuals, who accessed the aforementioned services will demonstrate increased financial or housing stability as indicated on their intake assessment and follow up re-assessment periods. • Thirty percent (30%) of individuals and or families who received a rental subsidy will report achieving independent living in permanent housing, especially those who have a history of being doubled up or other temporary housing situations. • Twenty-five (25%) of individuals who access transportation assistance will reduce the risk of losing their job by maintaining employment for the first 3 months following their crisis or use of service. • Submit semi-annual reports that include updates regarding the activities and performance measures noted above and additional information required to comply with local, state or federal funding requirements. Semi-annual reports are due on or before January 15th of each fiscal year. Final reports are due on or before July 15th of each fiscal year. .