Mobile
Outreach
Program
Kurry Foley
Acting Director
Human Services Department
City Council April 18, 2022
City
Council
Goal
Support & implement
programs, activities
& strengthen communication
that enhances the quality of
life and wellness,
celebrates the arts and
diversity and promotes civic
pride
Community
members
in need 2019 Alameda County
Homeless Point in Time (PIT)
Count:
San Leandro’s total homeless
population
418
individuals
Critical
demand
for services
Outreach services
through Human Services
or Police Department
Outreach contracts
serving community
members who are
homeless
Currently, the City does not
have:
Building Futures
Serving
San Leandro since 1986
Founding partner -San Leandro
Homeless Compact
343 Clients Served in 2021
Key Role in County Coordinated
Entry System
Connecting clients with shelter,
interim housing, rapid re-housing &
permanent supportive housing
Why mobile outreach?
Client centered
Establish supportive relationships
Assist with safety & wellness
Case management: street & office
SERVICES
HARM
REDUCTION
OUTREACH
LINKAGES
TO CARE &
RESOURCES
HOUSING
PREP WORK
Three year contract
Reaching 30 community
members/week
.5 FTE Housing Navigator
.5 FTE Outreach Worker
2O TOTAL HOURS PER WEEK
16 hrs/week: street
outreach
4 hrs/week: office case
management
Program evaluation &
reporting
Fully
funded
3 year total - $442,965
$147,655 annually
Utilizes surplus ARPA
appropriation over
next 3 years
Remaining Critical Gaps in Service:
Homeless Outreach Team
Mobile Crisis Team
Housing Resources
Healthcare Access
Video
presentation
Questions?