Exhibit A
God’s Pantry
Scope of services
God’s Pantry is an organization that is ran and led by individuals with social barriers who in turn offer hope, training, and support to their peers. God’s Pantry is a collaborative partner that will support in carrying out Pomona’s CalVIP initiative by implementing evidence-based intervention strategies aimed at addressing and mitigating community violence and trauma as well as reducing gun violence.
God’s Pantry has taken responsibility for
Hiring a Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Violence Intervention Manager (Brandon Moorehead) to provide supervision for Neighborhood Change Agents and oversee the Peacemaker fellowship operations.
The Violence Intervention Manager (Brandon Moorehead) will be in charge of executing the following key responsibilities:
Maintain consistent communication with Pomona OVP and partner agencies Submit all necessary documentation to OVP in a timely manner, ensuring transparent reporting of services provided Report on services provided to participants and families related to the Pomona CalVIP work so they can be included in the CalVIP Quarterly reports Oversee Neighborhood Change Agents, activities, and day-to-day operations of the Peacemaker Fellowship Administer Peacemaker Fellowship intakes
Distribute monthly stipends to enrolled fellows
Implement the 7 touchpoints – a programmatic component of the Fellowship program Attend CalVIP monthly Partner Meetings, Post Shooting review meetings, and other relevant meetings with partners Engage in regular communication with Just Us 4 Youth, the Kennedy Austin Foundation, and Tri-City to effectively coordinate services and provide warm hand-offs Additional related work may be added at the discretion of the parties Implement the evidence-based Peacemaker Fellowship program The Peacemaker Fellowship is a high-touch and personalized 18-program grounded in evidence-based practice and includes seven intensive daily touchpoints between program staff, volunteers, and participating fellows. The Peacemaker Fellowship provides participants with basic support in the form of stipends to enable participants to address basic needs such as food, clothing, transportation, and childcare. These supports play an important role in preventing further involvement in crime. After 3 months of satisfactory progress in the course, participants begin to receive a $1,000/ monthly allowance. This totals $15,000 per participant.
Key Responsibilities of the Peacemaker Fellowship:
The Neighborhood Change Agents will identify and enroll up to 40 participants in the Peacemaker Fellowship program Implement the ‘7 Daily Touchpoints’ that provide developmental and healing resources to fellows Provide monthly allowance of $1,000 X 15 months X 40 participants = $600,000 Budget (30 months)
Description of Professional Services
Total Cost
Violence Intervention Manager
1.0 FTE + 15% Fringe
(Brandon Moorehead)
$260,000.00
Type of Incentive and Participant Support Items
Cost
Approximate # of Participants
Total Cost
Monthly Allowance
$1,000 X 15 months
40 $600,000.00
TOTAL BUDGET
$860,000.00
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