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Attachment 5 - 2024-2025 Community Needs Survey Results.pdf

City Council / Housing Authority
April 15, 2024

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Attachment 5 - 2024-2025 Community Needs Survey Results.pdf
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April 15, 2024
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FY 2023-2024 responses for the development of the
FY 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan City of Pomona
Community Needs Survey
Attachment 5
High Priority Responses CW D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 D-5 D-6 TOTAL Priority Needs: Total Responses per District 150 38 17 46 63 23 29 366 First Time Homebuyer (down payment assistance) 90 24 9 37 48 10 17 235 64% 2nd Fair Housing (tenant/landlord disputes, mediation) 99 23 10 22 41 10 16 221 60% 3rd Tenant/Landlord Relations 88 24 10 29 41 9 16 217 59%
Affordable Housing (acq., rehab., new construction) 99 30 13 31 43 8 20 244 67% 1st Special Needs Housing (senior, persons w/disabilities) 96 22 6 27 44 11 13 219 60% Economic Development (job creation, new business) 123 35 12 43 58 16 25 312 85% 3rd Code Enforcement (complaints, insp., corrections notices) 99 22 11 35 46 17 19 249 68% Public Infrastructure (alleys, streets, streetlights) 124 35 14 43 61 22 25 324 89% 1st Parks and Community Centers 124 34 15 43 52 22 25 315 86% 2nd Homeless Prevention 122 31 12 43 53 21 26 308 84% 1st
Street Outreach 114 29 9 34 51 18 25 280 77%
Emergency Shelter 112 31 12 38 48 17 24 282 77% 3rd
Rental Assistance 116 33 14 37 49 14 20 283 77% 2nd
Case Management/Counseling 107 30 11 40 50 16 24 278 76% Social Services (food bank, domestic violence, counseling 119 33 13 39 47 18 25 294 80% 3rd Youth Services (recreation, educational programs) 132 33 15 42 53 18 26 319 87% 1st Senior Services (wellness, physical, nutritional programs) 116 28 12 43 55 18 22 294 80% 3rd Health Services (dental, eye, counseling programs) 125 29 12 40 51 15 21 293 80% Anti-Crime Program (community oriented policing) 125 30 13 46 59 21 22 316 86% 2nd I have children in the following age group(s):

Early Childhood/ Ages 0-5 49 11 5 13 9 7 9 103 28% 2nd
Elementary/ Ages 5-12 57 20 8 19 23 6 8 141 39% 1st
Middle School/ Ages 12-15 31 6 6 13 18 4 4 82 22% 3rd
High School/ Ages 14- 19 25 9 4 13 16 4 6 77 21%
Transitional Age Youth (TAY)/ Ages 16-25 34 8 3 14 15 6 2 82 22% 3rd Summer 75 22 5 28 34 10 11 185 51% 1st
Before School 31 3 2 10 11 3 3 63 17%
After School 65 18 7 20 35 7 14 166 45% 2nd
Year -Round 80 16 9 26 38 8 8 185 51% 1st
During the week 35 8 5 16 18 8 4 94 26%
Weekends 47 11 5 15 22 6 6 112 31% 3rd
Indoor Recreation 80 14 9 18 20 8 8 157 43%
Social Engagement 57 11 6 13 20 7 4 118 32%
Arts & Cultural Activities 76 20 8 26 23 9 12 174 48% 2nd Tutoring/Homework Help 67 16 8 19 17 11 11 149 41%
Mentoring 55 12 5 19 17 5 8 121 33%
Health and Wellness 60 12 7 18 20 7 6 130 36%
Community Service/Service Learning 52 12 8 13 20 6 10 121 33% Youth Leadership/ Civic Engagement 51 11 5 20 29 8 8 132 36% Youth Focused Community Events 56 12 7 18 19 5 8 125 34% Sports and Outdoor Recreation 82 21 10 25 33 14 15 200 55% 1st Mental Health/Counseling 51 12 7 20 21 4 6 121 33%
Teen Programs 52 8 8 23 21 6 8 126 34%
Life Skills Classes 56 16 6 20 20 9 8 135 37%
Youth Employment/ Training 60 13 4 22 26 10 8 143 39%
STEAM (Science, Technology, Art & Math) Activities 62 20 7 21 27 11 11 159 43% 3rd Programming for Youth with Disabilities 39 11 5 12 18 5 2 92 25% Family Focused Programs 48 15 9 17 19 4 2 114 31%
Early Childhood (Age 0-5) Programs 46 8 5 12 14 8 6 99 27%

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

HOUSING

YOUTH PROGRAMMING IN POMONA
Youth Programming is needed the most during:

I am interested in the following resources for my child(ren):

HOMELESS SERVICES

PUBLIC SERVICES
FY 2023-2024 responses for the development of the
FY 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan City of Pomona
Community Needs Survey
Attachment 5
CW D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 D-5 D-6 TOTAL
Affordable Childcare 64 16 10 19 13 9 6 137 37% 2nd
Rental Assistance 57 17 7 15 13 4 7 120 33%
Mortgage Assistance 42 14 5 21 16 6 5 109 30%
Utility Assistance 59 18 8 26 20 7 7 145 40% 1st
Homeless Prevention Assistance 43 14 6 15 10 8 8 104 28% Homelessness Intervention 39 13 3 15 10 7 8 95 26%
Eviction Defense 31 13 2 10 7 3 3 69 19%
Employment Assistance 43 17 7 13 12 8 5 105 29%
Food/ Nutrional Assistance 62 15 9 17 12 8 6 129 35% 3rd Mental Health/ Counseling 51 15 4 18 10 8 9 115 31%
Substance/ Addiction Services 37 11 1 11 9 5 6 80 22%
Healthcare Access 46 13 5 15 8 8 4 99 27%
Vaccination Access Information 25 10 3 9 6 5 4 62 17%
Legal Services 39 13 6 11 10 5 4 88 24%
Transportation Assistance 47 14 6 19 9 5 5 105 29%
Reliable Internet Access 33 16 7 14 8 8 4 90 25%
Financial/ Budget Counseling 37 14 4 15 8 4 2 84 23%
Senior/ Elderly Resources 41 12 2 18 11 4 7 95 26%
Family Recreation Activity 57 16 6 19 11 7 7 123 34%
Parenting Classes 44 8 5 13 6 4 5 85 23%
Immigration Resources 24 12 2 10 7 5 2 62 17%
Language Services 25 8 5 13 5 4 4 64 17%
Overall Citywide High Priorities
Public Infrastructure (alleys, streets, streetlights) 1st Youth Services (recreation, educational programs) 2nd
Homeless Prevention 3rd
88%
85%
84%
MY HOUSEHOLD IS IN NEED OF THE FOLLOWING SERVICES/RESOURCES:

FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD RESOURCES

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