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-Career coaching, definition of future academic goals Collaboration with teachers, counselors, and administrators -Assistance with college applications, and financial assistance (like FAFSA) -Access to enrichment activities, such as: summer camps, recreational outings, access to after school sports, visits to 0 campuses. - 24 hour access to our case managers, 7 days a week Solution: Project Hope Alliance will commit two dedicated case managers to work with Santa Ana students, providing distance le resources as well as case management support. PHA's one-on-one coaching/case management sessionsdelve deep int deficits that youth experience as a result of the complications of homelessness, by reducing absenteeism, providing ho assistance, modeling healthy behaviors and providing feedback to parents and teachers regarding the development of children. Case managers also offer referrals to community service partners, access to a tutoring team, and mentoring.' initmIlystart with an intake and assessment process, which leads to the development of a goal plan, designed to addre barriers to academic success. Our level of engagement increases over time as our team builds trust with the youth and family, and a deeper understanding of each student's needs and goals. Outcomes: 1.Case Management: Provide holistic supportive services, centered around an intensive case management model, to 5, age children, adolescents and young adults (up to age 24) who are experiencing barriers to education and employmem homelessness. 2.Distance Learning: Distribute distance learning tools to 50 school age children, adolescents and young adults, to bridl digital divide resulting from school closures during the pandemic. Beset: Two full=time Case Managers dedicated to Santa Ana youth: $112,364 Indirect costs (10%): $13,636 (Strategic planning, project oversight, data collection and evaluation, reporting) Distance learning tools and support: $24,000 Total: $150,000 EXHIBIT A