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Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and Last revised 06/07/2022 Building Futures with Women and Children for Mobile Street Outreach Exhibit A – Page 1 of 4 EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF SERVICES I. Definitions Mobile Outreach: defined as a service delivered at sites and spaces where people experiencing homelessness are located. This may include encampments, parking lots, bridge underpasses, tunnel entrances, parks, sidewalks, and other locations in the community. Mobile Outreach aims to establish supportive relationships and trust with homeless individuals through visits by Outreach Workers and offering services and resources to end homelessness. Basic necessities to reduce harm and maintain wellbeing may also be offered while individuals are living on the streets. Harm Reduction Outreach: defined as an activity that promotes and addresses client and community safety and wellness in the form of distribution of food, hygiene, blankets, cleaning materials and like items. Harm Reduction Outreach also includes building relationships with clients, conducting intakes, and providing opportunities for further case management. Activity occurs primarily in the field but will also consist of maintenance of "drop-in hours" for basic supplies and for clients unable to be reached in the field that week. This activity will be tracked by number of duplicated contacts per month. Housing Problem Solving (HPS): Provide Housing Problem Solving services and supports to identify safe, available alternatives to homelessness that can be secured with limited support, including administering one-time flexible funding to assist with move-in expenses and other needs relevant to getting and keeping housing. Case Management: defined as an activity that guides, supports, and provides options for further se rvices for individuals focused on housing goals and assistance with navigating the systems for achieving positive housing outcomes. Case Management includes assessments, referrals, navigation, and advocacy. Active case management clients will be defined as those who have had at least one face-to-face engagement with the program no less than one time during a 90-day period. Case Management will take place in the field, also called "street based," and in the central Building Futures offices, also called "of fice based," defined as follows: • Street-Based Case Management is for those most vulnerable, unable, unwilling, or otherwise not engaged in office-based services. Service will be provided in the field where clients are located. • Office-Based Case Management will focus on supporting clients' housing goals and offering assistance with navigating the systems for achieving positive housing outcomes provided at Building Futures offices. II. Services to be Provided Consultant shall provide mobile outreach and case management services in the City of San Leandro to a minimum of 30 duplicated homeless individuals and families per week. Services will be conducted by a Mobile Outreach Team comprised of one 0.5 FTE Housing Navigator and one 0.5 FTE Outreach Worker funded by the City of San Leandro and additional staff funded by Alameda County Health Care Services. Services shall be provided a minimum of 20 hours per week, spread over 4 days a week, of services will be DocuSign Envelope ID: 124CBFDE-6C71-483B-BDE2-FFFAB7E62EEF