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Human Services Advisory Committee
Meeting Minutes _ JUN 1 � 2015
Renton City Hall ��������
Council Conference Room, 7th Floor �ITIP�LERK'SOF�IC�
February 17, 2015, 3:00 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER: Shannon Matson,Chair,called the m.eeting to order. A quorum was present. �
ATTENDANCE: Shannon Matson; Linda Smith; Brook Dodd; Leslie Anderson; Ryan Mclrvin; Chad " �
Buechler;Amy Koehl; Kyle Burleigh; Henry Malphus
Excused: Dorothy Capers. City of Renton staff: Karen Bergsvik, Dianne Utecht,Jennifer Jorgenson,John
Collum Guest: Berk Consultant Annie Saurwein
1. APPROVAL OF'PREVIOUS MINUTES
. Linda moved to approve the January Minutes as presented; Leslie seconded; motion carried.
2. HUMAN SERVICES STRATEGIC PLAN �
. Annie invited the committee members to sign up and attend the remaining World Cafe
Conversations.
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, Ryan facilitated the first meeting,which Linda and Karen attended. Linda expressed how much she
gained from being present and listening to the providers. Karen was impressed with the depth of ,
the responses to the three questions that were presented for discussion. '. ,
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Annie handed out example sheets explaining the Facilitator's agenda and explained how they
typically introduce and run the meetings. She explained the.guests will break down to individual �
tables for discussion of the questions on the Facilitator's agenda. Notes and flip charts are
developed along with the responses and are compiled after each conversation is held.
Berk will prepare individual summaries from each meeting and these will be summarized as part of
the Strategic Plan process. .
3. VICE-CHAIR POSITION -
Ryah volunteered to be the Vice-Chair for 2015. Kyle nominated Ryan for the position;�motion was
seconded by Linda. Motion carried. ,
4. RESIGNATION AIVD VACANCY
Karen noted Elyn Blandon had officially resigned as a member of this committee. Two other
applicants had been interviewed for the recent vacancies,and the nominating committee agreed
that both were qualified, and to contact them to see if they were still interested in the position. ;
5. MEETING LOGISTICS � '
Staff will furnish copies of the agenda, handouts, and minutes to the members at each meeting.
Karen will survey the members to see if there is a better time for the group to meet.
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6. CAPACITY BUILDING
Due to the lack of response to the initial request for proposals,the budget and wording was
changed on the Request for Proposals(RFP)for capacity building. Members suggested using
graduate students to do this work if we don't get a high response. The proposal responses are due
March 6, 2015.
7. 2015 MAYORAL PRIORITIES - -
Mayor Law has four priorities for 2015;one of which is serving the vulnerable and diverse
- , populations. The homeless population is considered part of the vulnerable populations. Karen
reviewed the Homeless Resource list that she.compiles for the community.
� 8. 2014 AGENCY PERFORMANCE REPORT ` '
Dianne presented the year-end report. All of the agencies, except Hero House, met their
performance measures for 2014. Hero House ended up serving fewer residents, but with more
services. It was decided to reimburse Hero House the full amount of their allocation, even though
they did not serve the number of uriduplicated residents that they said they would.
9. RENTON DOWNTOWN AND CDBG FUNDS �
John Collum from the City's Economic Development-Strategic Planning Department was introduced
and gave an overview of the Main Street Program and downtown redevelopment being planned
using the CDBG funds. They anticipate using$165,000 in 2015 for the Fa�ade Improvement �
Program to take care of exterior improvements based on a 50%-50%matching program between
the City and the business with a five-year, zero percentage loan. The building has to meet specific
criteria for the downtown area and qualify for CDBG funds.
John explained the National Main Street model and that a local group known as Renton Downtown
Partners has been formed as a 501c3 organization with the sole purpose of revitalizing downtown.
10. FUTURE MEETING TOPICS
Karen asked the committee to consider the limited time and number of ineetings available to deal
with so many local and regional issues, plus the desire of the committee to go on site visits to some
of the agencies we fund. She wants this to be a topic at an upcoming meeting.
The meeting adjourned at 4:48 p.m.
Respectfully submitted, `
Shannon Matson
Chair
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For more information contact:- .
Karen Bergsvik, City of Renton Human Services Manager,425-430-6652 ` �
Preeti Shridhar, Deputy Public Affairs Administrator,425-430-6569
� , City's First Human Services Plan
� Public Participation encouraged at World Cafe Conversations
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' WHAT: We invite you to contribute to the City of Renton's first Human Services Strategic Plan. The
Plan will help the city address the 13 priority health and human services needs identified as part
of the 2014 Community Needs Assessment for Housing and Human Services. Please join us in
World Cafe conversations on how the City of Renton can best support human services.
A copy of the report is available at http://humanservices.rentonwa.gov.You can also contact
Karen Bergsvik to have a hard copy mailed to you. �
WHO: All are invited. In addition, staff from the City of Renton, Renton School District;Valley Medical
Center, local businesses, non-profit organizations and Human Services Agencies will participate.
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS:
Health and Wellness (better access to health and dental care, more mental health and
substance abuse services, early childhood screenings and parenting support) ' �
February 23, 9:30 a.m.to 11:30 a.m. ' '
Renton Senior Center, 211 Burnett Ave.5, Renton,WA
, Neighborhood Opportunity(improved mobility and transportation options; more high quality,
out-of-school-time opportunities for youth increased access to early childhood.education)
February 27, 2:30 p.m.to 4:30 p.m.
Meadow Crest Early Learning Center, 1800 IndexAve. NE,.Renton,WA
` Basic Needs for Families(improved access to food, day and night shelters for homeless families
that offer services, increased services to prevent homelessness)
� March 3, 3 p.m.to 5,p.m.
Renton High School,400 S 2nd St, Renton,WA,
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Economic OppaPtunity(support for adults who face barriers to employment,access to living- �
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IVlarch 4, 6:30 p.m.to 8:30 p.m.
Renton Technical College, Culinaire Room, 1st floor, Robert C. Roberts Campus Center,
Building I, 3000 NE 4th St, Renton,WA
COIVTACT: For more information please contact Karen Bergsvik, City of Renton Human Services Manager,
at 425-430-6652 or kber�svik@rentonwa.�ov
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- ::February 26, 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.:m,; Merrill Garde:ns ; '
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property for those who:are homeless to:park, . 316 5 3rd St: ::: .
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process run by REACH:.Run in pertnership w.ith
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Auburi�Youth A team works with homel:ess and street youth; - Primarily tlie transit
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paSt six(6)years. They are a partner in the 5:30pm-6:30pm:' Building
Renton Meal Coalifion:toiletries and hygiene. 720 S.Tobin
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Outreach who are homeless or in.unstable situations.. : beginning around Skate Park Transit
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THey serve 15 King County.cities. :The oufreach. 3pm . Center.;Park N'Ride 900:.
worke:rs,fia:nd:out fl ers in:the downtown area : B1ock ;5alvation Arm
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center. The.y.provide snack pack.s,.hygiene 6:30pm each 7uesday _ --
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atholic 1.ARISE program ; Seven days a Rotates:every thirty days �
_ommunity Provitles men with a safe,:warm place_to rest:;: week,9pm to 7am to different churches in
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Services(CCS) . Case management.provided. M.en.allowed to Renton,.Intakes are done
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stay for.up to.six months. Goat is to get them at:St.:Anthony's Church : : :
back on feet;and into permanent housing. :Sack on 314 S.4th St:;Renton
, lunches and breakfast;a:Iso provided. : .; :;:: : . on Tuesday.and.Th.ursday. _..
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tea.m can assist homeless people to apply for Wednesdays or. .
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signed up for_Medicaid: They will.bring on extra
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: Sounil IVlental PATH provides outreach activities to serve EacH site has own Shelters,community : .: : :
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Health Path . sheltered and unsheltered homeless persons: hours suppers,and.areas where
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community calls. Staff connect with the congregate.
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Hoirieless where they a�e:found and try to ;
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engage,assess tlieir needs, and/or connect: . . ,:
them to social;services and:housing:
St.Vincent de Sack.lunches are provided to the wocking poor Tuesday.=Frida:y . . St.Anthony.'s :Parish
Paul . and the homeless. They consist of.Cup of 1:30pm-2:30 pm 314.South 4th Street . .
Noo es;water,Vienna:sausages;granola bar;
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cheese and crackers,fruit cup and cookie. .In.
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given to tfie St.Vincent.dePauf store (.up.to:one
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clothin.g),.St.Vincent dePaul store vouchers for
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Valley Cities Valley Cities is at 222 UVells Ave S. They offer Monday.-Friday In addition to office
mental health counseling, chemical dependency and occasionafly in services provided,Valley..
treatment;and help with employment and the evening workers do outreach to.::: :
housing for their clients::If someone arrives the Renton Compass
priorto 4pm,they wrfl be able.to see a mental Center.and Renton . . ..
- health:counselor that day. There will be two Community Supper on a:::
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rimedical exam rooms; ancJ they hope that ; set schedule;and:the
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Healthpoint wi.l,l be able to provide.the medical YW.CA .4.-plex as needed
care on s.ite;;ln addition,there:is a resource (by.referral from staffJ: :
raom with computers open to tfie public: There They also meet clients in
�s an on-site directqr,tialf.time in the o.:ffice:and _ the community:wherever
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halftime in.the field. the.cl'ient chooses. _
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Portable toilet Po.rtable toilets managed by City of Renton. Dusk to Dawn .. Cedar River pog:Park,
tocations by the: C.o.mmunity Services pepartment 1500 Houser.lNay South:
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Gascade. Intensive outpatient program IOP offe.rs a M-F; 8am-5pm: 12844 Military Rd.S,
Behavioral r.igorous chemical dep:end.ency program wi:fli : 206-244-0180::Call Tukwila Vf/A:98:T68
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Hospital the flexibility to continue their current work or for.appointment
school obligations. SATISFIES COURT-ORDER .
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Consejo" : Provides culturally relevant long teriia M-F;:8am-5pm 3808 5 Angeline St,
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Counseling& outpatient d:r.ug and.alcohol treatment services. 206=461-4880_.Call. 5eattle,WA 9811,8.
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Referral Service for I.atino adults, including alcohol and:drug;; ; for appointment :
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evaluations; DU.I assessments, intensive
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Evergreen.; Opiate replacement therapy. Medically Intak.e:open house 1700 Airport Way 5,
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Recovery Detox; inpatient treatment program, outpatient : , 170118th Ave S ,
Centers of King . trea:tment program.. For detox call Seattle,WA..98144
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Programa S.E.R.: Prb�ides alcohol.&:drug.information scliool; DUI Call for,hours:: . 918 S 2nd St, _
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tr.eatment services as weil as intensive
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Cowlita Tribal Provides.drug:&alcohol assessm:e:nts, 206=721-6288 15455..65th Ave S
Treatment DU.I Deferred prosecution, intensive outpatient M=F 8am-5pm;. Tukwila;WA 98118
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tribal custorias,traditions.and teacliings.wi.th _
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: Doorway#o:. Provides alcohol &drug information school, DUI 206-772-6260 879 Rainier Ave N
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Recovery.: . . assess.m.ents; deferred prosecution programs, . Call:for.program Suite A103
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Report on Agency Performance January-December 2014
Agencies report all Renton clients.served by all funding sources on the performance reports. The
contract, however, is.based on what services can be provided with Renton funds.
Actual lJnits Provided
2014 Perforrnance Provided 90% or_
Agency& Program Annual Goal from all Greater of: �
Allocatio� Measure(s)
Funding
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Sources Goal
Alliance of P.eople $5,000 Unduplicated 20 22 YES
with disAbilities Clients
Independent Living #Adyocacy Hours 64 134
Skills # Employment 16 62
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Mobility Program Clients
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Units of DME- 120 131
Durable medical
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Catholic $40,000 Unduplicated 32 95, YES „
Community Clients:
Services—ARISE
Bed nights 1,400 3,919
provided
Catholic $10,609 Unduplicated 64
68 YES
Community Clie.nts
Services— Shelter 430 659
Emergency Financial Aid -. 12 26
Assistance
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Community Clie.nts
Services-Volunteer # of volunteer 515 2,047
Chore Services � chore service hours
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Actual Units Providec`-
2014 Performance Provided 90% or
Agency& Program Annual Goal from all Greater of
Allocation Measure(s)
Funding Contract
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Child Care $5,000 Unduplicated 36 411 YES
Resources- Clients
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Resources and Information & 36 411.
Referral referral contacts
Training hours 17 395.5
Technical 12 56.39 _
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Communities in $12;750 Unduplicated 108 494 YES
Schools of Renton Clients
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Family Liaison #ofstutlents 144 850
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Communities in $16,435 Undu licated 50 179 YES
- Schools of Renton Clients
Mentor Program - #of hours of 660 ; -: 1,822
mentoring received
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Consejo Gounseling $5,000 Unduplicated 6 17 YES
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Services #of Advocacy 120 81
Domestic Violence Service Hours
#of Counseling 50 71.5:
Ser.vice Hours
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Crisis Clinic $15,OOQ
# of incoming calls 1,085 6,751 YES
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24 Hour Crisis Line �
Crisis Clinic $5,000 #of calls and 169 698 YES
Teen Link students receiving
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2014 Performance; ' Provided � 90% or
Agency&:Program Annual Goal . from all Greater of .
Allocation �, Measure(s) -
` ' Funding ' Contract
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Domestic Qbuse $8,480. Unduplicated : . , 240 329. YES
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- - Community ' : ,.: #of calfs:on crisis :15.0 488 . .
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Do.mestic Abuse $20;402 Unduplicated 8 ° 20 YES :
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` Continuum of Bednighfs : 250 929
Housing
� Dynamic Family: $10,280 Unduplicated . : 12; 159:, YES
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Corner Clients
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Basic Needs for #of items
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Undu licated
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- Emergency Feeding $11;OD0 „ p '
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Friends of Youth $16;000 Unduplicated 14 : 30 YES .
Healthy Start. Clients _
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Management
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Valley Community Clients -;
Center-Datevvise _ # education hours 78 - 394
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HealthPoint $5,000 ' Unduplicated 12 1,315;. YES
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HealthPoint $28,350 Unduplicated 42 9,758 YES
Nledical Clients '
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� HERQ House � .$5,000 :a �`�� Untlu`plicated °� ��� 25 ' �����TO N0/no��;�� "��
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Rehabilitation� ° # Employment° ; r`.� 80 286 w:ithheld , .> '
�S`ervices �
It should be recognized that in 2014,:we saw a low number of attendance days:from individuals who reside:in Renton.
There have been significani cut backsto the King County Metro System in 2014 that has negatively impacted members ,
from.South King County.This:cut back has limited the amount of routes:th.at are vital to accessing the clubhouse::It:is a
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parf of our standards that we are accessible by public transportation to members an.d our location is on major bus �
routes. However,.tfiese cut backs have hindered the ease of.individuals being able to use public transportation to
access HERO House.We have instated a progcam to provide fransportation in our 75 passenger van to allow for
individuals from Renton.to be picked up at local.park and rides and be brought into the Clubhouse. Also, this year we
experienced:u.nforeseen staffing I.oss.and are actively pursuing to rectify the loss.in our clubhouse,At this time,we have.
hired one full time employee, wfio is expected to start in the middle of January 2015. Until we can increase our staff, we
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numbers from South:King Gounty, and will be rectifying transportation sifuation as�soon as we hire more employees.
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Actual Units �rovided
2014 Perforo�ance Annual
Provided 90% or
Agency� Program from all Greater of
Allocation Mleasure(s) Goal Funding Contract
_ _ Sources ' Goal
Institute for Family $6,550 Unduplicated Cfients ;8 10: YES
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Deve.lopment #of client service 90 : 90.19
PACT program-. hours . _
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King County Bar $5,000_ Unduplicated Cli;ents 44 1,127: YES
Foundations Pro
Bono 5ervices Legal Services contact 80 634
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King County Sexual $32;000 Unduplicated Clients . 99 223 YES
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Assault Resource
Center #of advocacy:hours 357 1,819
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Multi=Service $6,631 Unduplicated Clients 10 : 17 YES - :
_ . 390 4,173
Center - - _ . #of shelter nights to `
Emerger�cy Shelter Renton households
and Transitional #case management 20 - 179 -
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Multi=Service $10;500
Unduplicated Clients , 11 32 YES _
Genter .
#of tutori.ng hours
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General Literacy
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MuJti-Service _ $37,363 Unduplicated Clients 120 186 YES
Center (CDBG) #of househo_Ids 14 56.
Emergency
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Ass,is$ance prevention
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Actual llnits ; Providec,
2014 Performance
Provided 90% or
Agency & Program . Annual Goal from all Greater of
Allocation Measure(s)
Funding Contract :
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Pediafric Interim $5,000 Unduplicated 1 4 YES .
Care Center .
Clients
Interim Care of : # of child 10 147 .
Drug Exposed care/i.nfant care
Infants
days
Refugee Women's $8,726 Unduplicated 23 33: YES -
Alliance (CDBG) Clients
Family Support # case 137 185
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# receiving 4 6
emergency.
assistance :
Renton Area Youth $20;000. Unduplicated. . 16. 59 YES
and Family Services Clients
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Youth . #Youth Services _ . 191 404
Development and Hours.
Prevention #Support group 7 33
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# Hours of group 7 169
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Renton Kiwanis , ,
$6 000 Unduplicated 800 1 628 YES
Clothes Bank : Clients
Clothes Bank #of clothes banl< 1,400 : 2,767
visits
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_ Department of Clients
Health Mobile #of dentel visits 32 60
Medical Van: .
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Actual Units Provided :
2014 Performance : Provided 90% or
� Agency& Program Annual Goal from all Greater of
_ Allocation Measure(s)
Funding
Contract
Sources Goal
Senior Services $5,000 Unduplicated 22 500 YES
Comrnunity Dining Clients
#of ineais served 655 15,082
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Undu licated 122 136 YES
SeniorServices $10,000 p
Meals on Wheels
Clients
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# of home meals 2,114 22,501
delivered ,
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SeniorServices $11,180 Unduplicated 80 118 YES
Vol:unteer Clients
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Transportation Mileage 9,500 33,590:
One-way trips 780 2,854
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Society of St. . $15,000 Unduplicated 32 64 . YES
Vincent de Paul Clients
. Emergency Rental assistance 24 24
Assistance : Utility assistance 40 40
, Somali Youth & $5,000 Unduplicated 43 103 YES
- Family Club Clients
Shah-Shah Early Participants in Play 60 _ 57
: Foundations & Learn/Support
Groups
Sound Mental $10,000 Unduplicated 25 145 YES
Health Clients
Children's # Case 47 811
Community management hours :
Services # of Direct Service 53 1,852
Hours
#:Fsychiatric 5 114
Medication Mgmt
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_ Actual Units Provide(:
2014 Performance Provided 90% or
Agency& Program Annual Goal from all Greater of
Allocation Measure(s)
Funding Contract .
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Sound;Mental $5;000 Undu;plicated 12 69 YES
Health Low Income Clients
Counseling . : Assessment and
35 764
Counseling
Psychiatric
Assessment and 1Z 38
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Medication Mgmt
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Case Management 33
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Sound Mental $5,000 Unduplicated ; 6, 28 YES
Health PATH Clients
Case Management 12 152.5
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1"herapeutic Health $5,000 Unduplicated 8 187 YES
Services Clients
# Counseling 8 123.67
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#Support Group 96 2,798 .
Hours
# Case 21 269.5
Management
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Ukrainian $5,000 Unduplicated 5 41 YES
Community Center Clients - -
' of V1/ashington Parent Education 1 2
Crisis Family Sessions
Infervention Professional 5 41
Program Mental Health
Counseling
Ukrainian
$5,000 Unduplicated 17 ' 134 YES
Community Center Clients
of Washington # Case Mgmt Hrs 17 : 134
RusSian/Ukrainian # Cultural 1 2 �
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2014 Performance Provided 90% or
Agency& Program Annual Goal from all Greater of
Allocation Measure(s)
Funding Contract
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Valley.Cities $14,000 Unduplicated '. 28 33 YES
Counseling& Clients
Consultation Number of service 279 282
Homeless Family : encounters ,
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Way Back Inn $15,000 Unduplicated 53 78 YES
_ Transitional Clients
Housing for #of Transitional 1,875 2,894
:Homeless Families Housing bedn'ights
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Case Mana ement 150 157
Face to Face
meetings
Washington $5,000 Unduplicated 3 3 YES
' Women's Clients
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Education Services
Reaching Case IVlanagement 3 3
Employability and _
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Habits (REACH)
YWCA $7,300 Unduplicated 8 16 YES
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Domestic Violence . # of Direct Service 75 201
Program Hours
YWGA $5,000 Unduplicated 10 12 YES
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Prograrv� #of Direct Service, 80 215
Hours
YWCA $7,560 Unduplicated 12 - 14 YES
Renton Emergency Clients
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Bed nights 312 1,801
City of Renton 181;836 : Unduplicated : 220 240 YES
Housing Repair (CDBG Clients
Assistance Program Gapital) # Minor Home 750 1,248
Minor Housing Repairs
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www.rentonwa.gov. assistance to upgrade business �� � � �� ��- ���£������� .,
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■Loan Amount: Minimum of 10;000;maximum �k�q�n�,,.��s�g�?'��.•.�� �� ,� ���aG'��a"� 6(��r�� �, �.�,'��;*�s�������: ; �} ��(, �;� �;
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subject to eligibility and availability of funds. �.E%- � , 7 - �-��i � _ lS,,
■Matching Funds: Loan recipient to provide .,� ���e '���a� �4 � �� '" f,. ��-�,�����(��'���t�� ��'�1s���� �Y��°'�'",'
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matching funds in an amount at least equal to �r ��� � t ��,� � � a �
the requested loan. �' ' �}f '' U�A! �,.�'d : . � ,` r..r, '%��� �� _'�f y ,,���
■Loan Term/Interest: Up to 5 years with 0% ,� ���'.: ��t��`��,��� � ��'" y"� ; . , ' ;'^ C�`'���-�_` �� . ��'
interest;loans may be forgivable subject to ����6�l(�`����; � • w �,;,; � ' �� .� '' `•a>r�,�� t� M=-
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performance. ,:���t+s ��,*.l� L�...��� .�. . ,� � s. • .,. _.� ;� ,�. , � .
�Fees: No application fee. Loan recipients subject (��) ?k, j�° r � d y/ ,' 4���� �x ''" ;�r ��'r�
to Loan Origination Fee of$150,or 0.25%of �'•�F.,�7�`� .' � �` { �`� "'Y = • � �; ��,���. `�',
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the actual loan amount(whichever is greater) � �R' v
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and Closing Costs(including any legal fees)of p_,� ,�t�G 2: ,� y � ,�t� ��-- i �.� ' ��7 ,�.� ;. {`-.�� �'� �,
50%of total actual costs. ���;�5�7y�'- ti� r r e : ,.f �: ,�X �, ��� � �, f � �,�� ��
■Eli ible A licants: ��; �'"'�r� '� �°��> � �' "� ` � ����
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o For-profit or nonprofit operating businesses ���� .%"� .�;�'�4 p��t� � � --=��,�`� � �4�� ,r1"� ' ��,e`'��s��`��� o�,.
(new or existing)seeking to locate or expand � ✓%�� ''�'�;�..���� � i�'�'�� ; � �. �.. ., ',.{' g��T���-
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(with landlord/property owner authority). � .,� ��:�,,.,���,� *�- , �'�-
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o Owners of existing buildings(vacant or � _ ,,��.;���,. `� � , � �, ` !� ��rap�,ea.`��,..,i�
occupied)with a re-use plan. 4 �� �F},��s�y„P,+��N# ��-.�. a � + , Yr� . �;?�°'�'„����'7�e-`ac�
■Eligible Uses `�� ' A ����1e:�S.�m.+��= � > � ! ,� ''s'�'���i�`�
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o Improvements to existing commercial ;��� �R:>>f�„� .���.._- r ` ,' r , e i; - ,i����.. �� ,
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buildin facades,includin windows,doors, ��a%�` � �--°''�� - �� � � ��f�� '��
g 6 w„ ,s,....--,�.s�►�as �.� �- ■� a �. I � rib 1��
walls,roof,foundation,paint,awnings, ` •``^�`�r•E'"`���',��"� �� o. �' �� r.. � ;�,� ,� ��;�f.�� �
signage,light fixtures,etc. o soo ,.o0o N `�`�Ff � � � � �� ����� �['C� ��tl���J
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o Upgrades to bring existing eommercial --+� � � � ' � � �{,�- , � ��� ��
buildings into compliance with current codes tommunityee:economicoevelopment ; � �"':' , ,r r':i�' �����ji'�~i���,��''n'��C'
cr..�aayvwm� �a�wu�ma.rovkn � w n 9Y � �4�y,i� � ��i �'l,1�
(correcting existing code violations). „�,�.,��,.�. �,�,.+ �� ,na_ _�� ,r�; r� e;.�`� ] ! ���r�,�������;��Q
o Off-site infrastructure upgrades that are a _�,�r ����� -�� .,��- - : � \,��°�� ' �
e,l�Pf;C"�If� �� ,I� a f'P�� +�'�' r•" � `�!{' ��s powntuwn 8 S,Renlon ComWned Suba2a5
requirement of a city-a'proved develo'ment _ °�������� "��'',� �.�'-"�, ����
plan. Existing buildings must be located within the Downtown or South Renton combined subareas as designated within the City Center Community Plan(see boundaries above).
o Soft costs(professional fees,consultant
studies,property reports,etc.)related to � � �,,
eligible uses. � .,�"��
■CDBG: Projects selected forfunding must comply Projeet Evaluation... �
with guidelines established by the U.S.Housing "� '
and Urban Development Department's CDBG Projects seeking to be funded must demonstrate a
program. reasonable level of feasibility and impact on improving ^ , � �
■Use Provision: Properties with improvements ;�-� ``-,et
utilizing loan proceeds are subject to the economic viability of the downtown area. Applicants
recordation of a lien or deed of trust placed and projects will be evaluated in the context of ineeting `"` �. ., �,
against the property for the term of the loan, criteria in the areas of feasibility, project impact/public -' �` �' " �` .���•"``''
including provisions that uses and condition of benefit,quality and significance. � „�-��`'-'� ��,
the property are adequately maintained. �M�� ��� "
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