CDBG Project Requests
2023-24
Total Funds Available: $408,428
Public Service Agency Projects: Cannot Exceed $61,264.20 Organization Name & Project Name
Amount Requested
Proposed Use of Funds
Recommended Amount
City of Manteca - Youth Scholarship Program
$20,000
Subsidize the fee for recreational programs offered through the City of Manteca’s Parks and Recreation Department low- and moderate-income families.
Depending on income level, the family pays 20-30% of the fees and the program covers 70-80%. (Projected beneficiaries: 30) $9,030
Emergency Food Bank -Mobile Farmer’s Market
$3,264
Farm to Fresh Produce Project: provides fresh produce to the Farm to Family, the Mobile Farmer’s Market, and the Child Care Mobile Farmer’s Market programs.
Funds would be used for food, fuel, and personnel costs. (Projected beneficiaries: 1,490) $2,937
Give Every Child a Chance (GECAC)
$13,500
GECAC offers free to minimal cost mentor/tutoring programs to nearly 3,000 youth annually through their TEACH (Tutoring Encourages Achievement, Coaching, & Hard work), ASAP (After School Advantage Program), Health Education, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programs. Funds would be used to purchase materials and supplies for their programs and a portion of the salaries for their Tutoring Site Coordinators. (Projected beneficiaries: 1,865) $12,150
H.O.P.E. Ministries, Inc. - Project H.O.P.E.
$20,000
Funding to help continue services to homeless families including their two emergency shelters and their Transitional Housing shelter. (Projected beneficiaries: 115) $13,000
Human Services Agency of San Joaquin County, Aging & Community Services - Meals on Wheels $6,410
Delivery of five nutritious means once a week to homebound seniors to promote better health through improved nutrition. Funds would be used to purchase food for the program. (Project beneficiaries: 45) $6,090
San Joaquin Fair Housing
$9,500
Contract for Fair Housing services (HUD mandate). If funds are not provided to contract with San Joaquin Fair Housing, the City will be required to hire additional staff or contract with another agency to provide these services. (Projected beneficiaries: 5,662) $9,025
Women’s Center Youth & Family Services – Providing Resources and Opportunities for Peers Experiencing Life (PROPEL) $16,000
To support the expansion of its streets’ outreach efforts through Providing Resources and Opportunities for Peers Experiencing Life (PROPEL) program. PROPEL is a comprehensive youth services program designed to prevent and end youth homelessness, and the program will expand peer-to-peer outreach and resources for youth experiencing life challenges, such as homelessness. (Projected beneficiaries: 200) $9,030
Public Facility (Capital) Projects: Not Subject to Limitation Project Name
Amount Requested
Proposed Use of Funds
Recommended Amount
Love, INC of Manteca – Building Rehab
$212,800
Provide improvement and replacement of the property’s many aging components (i.e., air conditioning & heat, roof, siding stucco, windows and finishes), causing many unexpected expenses to their small organization. (Projected beneficiaries: 1,275) $150,000
Manteca Navigation Center/Affordable Housing
$350,000
Provide improvements, to include new construction, site improvements, underground utilities, and ingress improvements for a homeless navigation center, transitional housing, and affordable housing. (Projected beneficiaries: 300) $197,166
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