ACTIONS RELATED TO GRANT AGREEMENTS FOR
MULTIPLE PROGRAMS SERVING HOUSEHOLDS
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS
JUNE 23, 2026 ITEM 8.1
CITY COUNCIL
ERIK L. SOLIVÁN
HOUSING DIRECTOR
City’s Homeless Response Programs
Category Programs
Intervention
Services
1. Dignity on Wheels
2. Targeted Outreach & Engagement Program (TOEP)
Support Services
1. Youth Housing & Support
2. SJ Bridge, Interpersonal Violence Support
3. HMIS Funding
Transportation
Services 1. UPLIFT
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Intervention Services
Program Key Outputs
Dignity on
Wheels
• 1,323 individuals served
o 7,885 showers provided
o 4,089 laundry loads completed
T.O.E.P. • 955 individuals engaged
o 359 exits from street encampments (38%)
Intervention Services:
•Service immediate health, hygiene, and stabilization needs •Connects unsheltered residents to housing and supportive services Slide 3
Supportive Services and Transportation Services
Programs
Program Program Impact
Youth Housing & Support Services
[Total Program Participants: 55 during FY ‘24-’25]
• 48 youth exited in permanent housing
• 36 youth had earned income from
employment wages
SJ Bridge
• 121 total program participants
• 17 full-time employment placements
Domestic Violence Shelter Program • 72 total program participants Homelessness Management Information
Services [HMIS]
Additional Funding for building out the
HMIS Module for Shelter Bed Tracking
UPLIFT VTA Bus Pass Program Quarterly VTA Bus Passes, 6,000 total distributed to the City recipients
Fiscal Impact & Recommendation
Funding Source Amount
HHAP $2.6M
Measure E $2.6M
General Fund $0.9M
Low & Moderate Income
Housing Asset Fund
$0.3M
Total $6.25M
Total Funding: $6.25 Million
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