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CCHA_11142023_Exhibit_1_2

Glendale City Council
November 14, 2023

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1 {{section.number}}2 Exhibit 1
PROPOSED FY 2024-25 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN PROGRAM PRIORITIES (In Alphabetical Order)

Community Facilities

1. Health Centers

2. Homeless Day Centers

3. Indoor Community Centers/Senior Centers

4. Libraries

5. Neighborhood Improvements

6. Outdoor Parks & Recreation Facilities

7. Youth Childcare Centers
Public Social Services

1. Employment Services
a. Job Search/Placement
b. On the Job Counseling/Training Services
c. Youth Employment
d. Supported Employment for Disabled
e. Business Services (recruitment)

2. Homeless Services
a. Health/Mental Health Services
b. Housing Services
c. Substance Abuse Services
d. Domestic Violence Services

3. Legal Services
a. Fair Housing Services
b. Healthcare Services
c. Domestic Violence/Family Services
d. Immigration Services
e. Clean Slate Services

4. Mental Health Services

5. Senior Services
a. Senior Housing Services
b. Senior Nutrition Services
c. Senior Recreation Activities/Services
d. Senior Employment Services
e. Senior Continuing Education Services

6. Services for the Disabled

7. Youth Services
a. After-School Programs
b. Childcare Services
c. Youth Counseling Services
d. Sports/Recreation Programming
e. Youth Employment Services

2 {{section.number}}2 2020-2025 Consolidated Plan General Program Priorities

Homeless Services
There is great need for Homeless Services including:
• Case management
• Emergency shelter,
• Homeless prevention
• Outreach
• Permanent supportive housing support
• Rapid rehousing
• Transitional housing

Public Facilities:

Construction and rehabilitation of public community facilities needs were established for the following:
• Child Care Centers
• Health Care Facilities
• Libraries
• Multipurpose Community Centers
• Parks & Recreation Facilities
• Youth Centers

Public Social Services:

Expand public services that create conditions for eligible residents to obtain and maintain self-sufficiency, specifically in the following areas:
• Employment
• Homeless services
• Mental health
• Seniors
• Youth

Public/Neighborhood Improvements
Upgrade of public infrastructure in eligible low-and moderate income neighborhoods including:
• Sidewalk Improvements
• Street/Alley Improvements
• Street Lighting
• Traffic Calming

Housing:

Housing priority needs include:
• Construction of new affordable rental housing
• Construction of new first time homeownership assistance, • Multifamily housing rehabilitation
• Rental assistance.

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