PASADENA
PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT
ATTACHMENT A: PPHD Violence Prevention Grant Community Engagement GRANT PROPOSAL- The Pasadena Public Health Department (PPHD) submitted the CalVIP grant proposal in February 2022. Prior to submittal, PPHD staff held meetings with the following City departments and organizations to learn more about community violence in Pasadena, past efforts, and potential approaches. PPHD used information gathered from the following organizations to create the grant proposal.
Advance Peace • My Tribe Rise
• Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena • Pacific Clinics
• City Prosecutor • Parks, Recreation, & Community
• City of Pasadena Gang Violence Services
Outreach & Interruption Services • Pasadena Organizing for Progress Cure Violence Global • Pasadena Police Department
D'Veal Youth & Family Services • Pasadena Unified School District • Flintridge Center • Social Recovery Model
Harvest Ministries • Young & Healthy
Learning Works Charter School • Individual community members LISTENING SESSIONS- PPHD hosted two community listening sessions in May 2022 to discuss the CalVIP program concept and listen to recommendations and questions presented by attendees.
Representatives from the following organizations attended:
A Mother's Voice • NAACP
• Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena • Outward Bound Adventures City of Pasadena Gang Violence • Pacific Oaks College
Outreach & Interruption Services • Pasadena Community Job Center • Day One • Pasadena Organizing for Progress
• D'Veal Youth & Family Services • Pasadena Police Department • Flintridge Center • Pasadena Unified School District
• Harambe Ministries • Vision 20/20
• Harvest Village Ministries • Individual community members