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Agenda Packet
Meeting Type
Joint
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
Date
2/8/2010
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<br />6.3A <br />*the County Behaviorial Health and Recovery Services Division for mental health and Alcohol Sage 1 0 <br />other Drug assessments when needed <br />*the County Human Services Agency for General Assistance, Medi-Cal, and Food Stamps assistance. <br /> <br />As a part of the RWC Family Self-Sufficiency Team, FOCC participates in team meetings regarding <br />clients referred by HSA, other county departments, agency partners, or even FOCC - meeting as a <br />group with the client and identifying steps in their plan of action towards self-sufficiency. Oftentimes, <br />clients are then referred to FOCC for rental, food assistance or some other related service. <br />In January of 2009, FOCC co-led the launching of the Redwood City Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) <br />- bringing together the Redwood City Police, the Downtown Business Group, Shelter Network, the <br />Center on Homelessness, County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services, and other providers to <br />provide pro-active outreach and services to chronically homeless individuals in Redwood City with <br />the goal of helping these individuals move off the street into permanent housing. <br /> <br />Finally, over the last 6 months, FOCC has been actively involved in the collaborative effort led by <br />Samaritan House and Shelter Network to develop the HPRP Implementation Strategy for San Mateo <br />County - this collaborative includes the Core Agencies, CORA, HIP/Housing, Community Legal <br />Services of East Palo Alto, and Legal Aid Society. <br /> <br />7. Shelter Population. If you are requesting funds to support the operations of a shelter, please <br />provide an approximate percentage of the characteristics of the beneficiaries/clientele you expect <br />to serve. <br /> <br /> <br />uall00% <br /> <br />N/A <br />N/A <br />N/A <br />N/A <br />100% <br /> <br />Ma E ual More than 100% <br />Domestic Violence Survivors NI A <br />Dru & Alcohol Problems N/A <br />Mentall Disabled N/A <br />Ph slcall Disabled N/A <br />Veterons N~ <br />Probationers NI A <br />Senlors/Elderl N/ A <br />HIV/AIDS N/A <br />Other N/A <br /> <br />Please tab to next page for authorization form. <br /> <br />NOF A FY 201 ()"11 Rehabilitation Program Application <br />
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