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<br /> Section V Recommendations: Taking Action <br /> 41. Build a broad-based HLC lAC, . Begin developing a . November, <br /> coalition of individuals Blue Ribbon HOPE speakers bureau, '06 <br /> and organizations that Committee drawing participants . September, <br /> can be mobilized to from HOPE Leadership '06 <br /> speak at public hearings Committee, HLC, PIA, . Decem ber, <br /> on housing policies and NAMI, congregations '06 <br /> regulations or at hearings . Develop a HOPE <br /> for specific housing speakers training . On-going <br /> projects curriculum <br /> . Develop list of forums for <br /> presentations (service <br /> clubs, schools, parents <br /> groups, churches, <br /> chambers, city councils, <br /> etc. ) <br /> . Set-up HOPE information <br /> booths at established <br /> events <br /> 42. Advocate to preserve HLC Loca I State . Articulate a HOPE state . Year 2 <br /> and expand state and and Federal and national advocacy . June, '07 <br /> federal funding sources legislators, agenda based on HOPE . Year 2 <br /> for extremely low-income County recommendations <br /> affordable/su pportive Managers . Identify agencies and <br /> housing Office, cities organizations that have <br /> lobbyists that do or could <br /> do advocacy work on <br /> affordable housing (e.g., <br /> CCAG, City of EPA, HLC/ <br /> HEART, County, SAMCAR, <br /> League of Women Voters) <br /> . Advocate for identified <br /> agencies/organizations <br /> to adopt HOPE advocacy <br /> agenda as platform <br /> 43. Develop innovative HSA lAC . Gather information on . February, <br /> community involvement San Francisco's Project '07 <br /> activities (e.g., homeless Homeless Connect and <br /> volunteer days, San assess whether it can be <br /> Mateo version of Project adapted for San Mateo <br /> Homeless Connect) to Cou nty. <br /> involve and energize <br /> community members <br /> about homeless issues <br /> 31 <br />