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DocuSign Envelope ID: 098D4B61-B495-429F-BABC-OAF46D368454 Exhibit A Latino Health Access Children and Youth Engagement for Violence Prevention RCP 21-116A REVIVE Santa Ana: Youth Programs Activities Table I below outlines the proposed activities that will support our objectives and outcomes. Activity Description Outreach Latino Health Access will conduct outreach across its partners, including the Santa Ana Unified School District and its parent centers. LHA has an active MOU with SAUSD to provide a variety of services, including a mental health ambassadors program that trains youth to serve as emotional wellness ambassadors. LHA will activate participants of the program, as well as parents and teachers to promote CYE activities and programming. In addition, LHA will leverage its social media platforms as well as local, trusted sources of information such as a Radio Santa Ana Public Awareness Co -designed and co -led with youth, LHA will implement an annual Campaign public awareness campaign that aims to address the various types of violence impacting Santa Ana youth as well as provide resources for prevention and harm reduction. The campaign will leverage youth's creativity and talents to leverage multi -media such as TikTok, short videos, Podcasts, and direct outreach. Monthly Using the concept of "holding space" for youth, LHA and the CYE "Hangouts" youth will organize structured activities and events to elevate issues that are important to youth and are critical for violence prevention and harm -reduction. These can include DJ sets, collective song -writing, healing circles, workshops, and youth -led chats, among other activities that are co -designed by youth. Supportive Leveraging our promotor model, LHA will provide a range of Services supportive services to youth and their families for violence prevention and harm reduction. These may include but are not limited to: emotional wellness services, case management, referrals and linkages, individual and group therapy, connections to food, service navigation, coaching, among others. 4. Proposal shall include details of the target population Latino Health Access will prioritize working with Latinx youth in the 92701 Zip Codes through a neighborhood -based approach, although programming will be open to youth across Santa Ana, and it is our goal that as youth increase in leadership to co -implement the proposed programming, they will reach their peers in additional neighborhoods through a peer -engaged model. The youth in our prioritized neighborhoods live in households, which the U.S. Census identifies as having family members who are foreign -born (93%) and who have household incomes of less than $30,000 (88%). 21