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➢ Positive Impacts of Youth Programming and Centers: Research shows that <br />community -based positive youth development ("PYD") programs are associated with <br />"reduced poverty in adulthood" and better educational outcomes. 4 Youth centers and <br />programming can also improve health outcomes. According to the CDC, PYD programs <br />can reduce rates of substance use, unintended pregnancies, and STDs among young <br />people.' <br />City Responsibility to Provide Youth Spaces: Establishing a youth center is a <br />responsibility of the city council. While 35% of the Proposed FY 2023-24 City Budget <br />has been allocated for the Santa Ana Police Department ("SAPD"), only 7% has been <br />allocated for community services such as Parks & Recreation, Community Development <br />Agency, and Public Libraries.' <br />Various city council members have made the argument that the Santa Ana Unified School <br />District ("SAUSD") should be fully or partially responsible for providing youth spaces. <br />This argument deflects the city's responsibility to ensure youth have safe spaces, <br />especially given that 77% of SAUSD's budget goes to school employee salaries and <br />benefits.' SAUSD's budget ensures that students have smaller class sizes and are <br />adequately supported in school, while the City' current proportion of funds �-oiw to <br />SAPD only serves to further criminalize young people from Santa Ana. According to a <br />2017 report by OC Resilience titled "The Status of Youth Investment in Santa Ana," <br />"Santa Ana City spends $143 per youth on positive youth development, while it spends <br />$12,722 each to arrest 1,537 youth."' <br />Quick Facts <br />25% of Santa Ana residents are less than 18 years old9 <br />26.6% of Santa Ana youth ages 0-17 years old live below the federal poverty threshold10 <br />42.2% of Santa Ana youth ages 0-17 years old come from low-income families' <br />67.3% of Santa Ana youth ages 0-17 years old live in crowded households' <br />78.3% of Santa Ana youth ages 0-17 years old have immigrant parents$ <br />' https://bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/sl2889-022-13016-z <br />s <br />https://www.cdc.gov/heaIthyyouth/safe-supportive-environments/positive-youth-development. htm#::text= <br />Positive%20youth%20development%20programs%20have,other%20STDs%2C%20and%20unintended% <br />20pregnancy. <br />6 https://www.santa-ana.org/fy-23-24-budget-documents/ <br />' https://www.sausd.us/cros/lib/CA01000471/Centricity/Domain/22/2022-23%2OAdopted%2OBudget.pdf <br />8 https://resilienceoc.org/the-status-of-youth-investment-in-santa-ana/ <br />9 https://data.census.gov/table?t=Age+and+Sex&g=l60XX000S0669000&tid=ACSST5Y2021.SO101 <br />10 <br />https://www.google.com/u rl?q=https://www. kidsdata.org/exportlpdf?loc%3D997&sa=D&source=docs&ust <br />=1684810456148474&usg=AOvVaw2ewyx9tDdgvlguSDeKZcGT <br />
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