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Human Options/OVW Improving Criminal Justice Responses OVW-2419-15743 9214TMENMUO XftM.1 11210INTMIZE11,111■ � ■ reporting as required by OV W (no designated FTE. Will utilize overtime funds for meetings). • Assign SAPD police officers, corporals, sergeants and detectives to the DV Car on an overtime basis to team up with an advocate from Human Options to respond to domestic violence calls. • Provide space in the SAPD facility to outstation a DVA at the SAPD to assist domestic violence related walk-ins, • Coordinate with Human Options to schedule DVRT ride -along shifts and ensure that SAPD officers staffing the DV Car have received domestic violence training. • Refer domestic violence victims to the DVA for follow-up victim advocacy services. • Train the DVA on SAPD domestic violence response protocols, safety procedures, and other relevant topics. • Comply with OV W and VAWA safety standards to ensure that project staff do not engage in activities that compromise victim safety. 3. Resources. Describe the resources each partner would contribute to the project, either through time, in-kind contributions, or grant funds (e.g. office space, project staff, and training). To offset costs, Human Options will contribute in-kind staff time and salaries of the Chief Program Officer, Legal Advocacy Program Manager, Clinical and Outreach Services Manager, and administrative staff time to support the implementation of the project. Human Options will also provide emergency shelter and OV W -LAV program services with leveraged funds. The City of Santa Ana will provide office space for the out -stationed Human Options DVA as well as meeting spaces for the Human Options Legal Advocate to meet with victims and for project staff to meet for planning meetings related to the grant. 4. Partner Participation. Specify the extent of each partner's participation in developing the application. When the 2019 Improving Criminal Justice Responses to Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking Chant Program (OVW-2019-15743) grant opportunity was released, Human Options' leadership team identified an opportunity to continue and strengthen its partnership with the City of Santa Ana on the existing OV W-2016 ICJR project. As the lead agency, Human Options set up the initial meeting to review the grant solicitation and collaborate with the City of Santa Ana, Santa Ana Police Department to identify the purpose area to be addressed by the project and to develop the goals and objectives set forth in Memorandum of Understanding Page 5 of 7 info@hui-nonoptions.org 1949.737.5242 1 P.O. Box 53745 1 Irvine, CA 92619 1 Tax ID: 95-3887817 W I Q JFJ humanopttonswg