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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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2/11/2008
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<br />6.2A <br />Fair Oaks Community Center collaborates with a variety of agencies in an effort to meet client needs. The foIlowli?~QecS <br />few examples: <br /> <br />As a part of the RWC Family Self-Sufficiency Team, FaCC participates in team meetings regarding clients referred by <br />HSA, other county departments, agency partners, or even FaCC - meeting as a group with the client and identifYing steps <br />in their plan of action towards self-sufficiency. Oftentimes, clients are then referred to FaCC for rental, food assistance <br />or some other related serv'ice. <br /> <br />We also partner with St. Vincent de Paul. FaCC administers several housing assistance programs - each with their own <br />set of criteria and guidelines. As a result, FOCC will often refer clients to St. Vincent de Paul when they are unable to <br />qualify for our assistance, but would benefit from the one-time assistance that St. Vincent de Paul can offer. Conversely, <br />when St. Vincent de Paul receives direct inquiries from North Fair Oaks residents, they ask them to come first to FaCC <br />for assistance - asking FaCe to do an initial needs assessment to assist the client in determining their options. <br /> <br />More specifically, with the Early Entry Shelter Program, we collaborate closely with Shelter Network and Samaritan <br />House, the two operators of the single homeless shelters in San Mateo County. Not only do we refer clients to both <br />shelters, but we transfer the initial case management information we have collected and con,ference where needed to <br />assure a continuity in case management as the client transitions from EESP to the shelter. In addition, we work with <br />County AOD to access AaD needs assessments for homeless clients seeking services where substance abuse was clearly a <br />barrier. We are also in the process of developing a similar collaboration with County Mental Health Services. <br /> <br />7. Shelter Population. If you are requesting funds to support the operations of a shelter, please provide an <br />fh fhb f"/I" I t <br /> <br />approximate percentaae 0 t e charactenstlcs 0 t e ene IClanes C lente e you expec to serve. <br />Must Equal 1 00% May Equal More Than 100% <br />Families with Children I N/A Domestic Violence Victims/Survivors N/A <br />S inq les/I ndivid ua Is N/A Druq/Alcohol Problems N/A <br />youth (unaccompanied) N/A Mentally Disabled N/A <br />Couples (Adults) N/A Physicallv Disabled N/A <br />TOTAL: 100% Veterans N/A <br /> Probationers N/A ! <br /> Seniors/Elderly N/A <br /> HIV/AIDS N/A <br /> ! Other N/A <br /> Other N/A <br /> <br />Please tab to next page for authorization form. <br /> <br />4 <br />
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