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t.A <br />As more and more household income is used for housing, supportive services to cover <br />other essential needs are required if Iow-income residents are to afford food and other <br />basic needs. <br /> <br />Larger subsidies are required to maintain the same levels of servioe and meet continuing <br />demands as the current economy causes more households to lose their housing. <br />Funding for human services is limited and fund sources may not keep pace with <br />increased needs for services. <br /> <br />Activities · Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing for homeless families and individuals <br /> and battered partners <br /> · Adult day care for disabled seniors <br /> · Child care for Iow income infants and children <br /> · Fair Housing Counseling assistance for persons experiencing differential <br /> treatment <br /> Intervention and anti crime programs for at risk youth <br /> <br /> · Intervention programs for persons at-risk of homelessness <br /> · Case management for persons with HIV/AIDS. <br /> · Supportive services that help to reduce poverty. <br /> <br /> ANNUAL 5 YEAR ASSESSMENT <br /> PERFORMANCE <br />PRIORITY #2 Current Year Cumulative 5 year Percentage <br />Supportive Perfoi¥~ance Perfor-ii-~ance Goal Achieved <br />Services 7-1-2600 to 7-1-2000 to to Date <br />Programs 6-30-2001 6-30-2001 <br />Assist in the capital 0 public facilities 0 public 5 Facilities 0% <br />outlay for new facilities <br />public facilities <br />Assist in the 2 2 5 Facilities 40% <br />improvement of <br />public facilities <br />Provide supportive 1,624 households 9,327 1500/year 108% <br />services to through CDBG households 7,500 over <br />homeless, non- and 5 years <br />homeless and at- 7,703 through <br />risk households HSFA <br />who are Iow-income <br />TOTAL 9,327 9,327 7,500 over 124% <br /> Households Households 5 years <br /> during 2000-2001 in Plan Year <br /> <br /> <br />