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HA Item 3 - Public Hearing - Approve the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Housing Authority Annual Plan
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3/13/24, 8 00 AM Santa Ana Housing Authority Annual Plan Survey FY 2024 2025 <br />https //www surveymonkey com/r/VC9NPDD 8/10 <br />*7.What recommendations do you have to change or improve our Family S <br />elf-Sufficiency Program? Ideas may include but are not limited to: <br />Tailored Goal Setting: Customize goal-setting sessions for participants b <br />ased on individual needs, strengths, and aspirations. Provide personaliz <br />ed support and resources to help participants develop and achieve their <br />self-sufficiency goals, such as education and job training programs, fina <br />ncial literacy workshops, and career counseling services. <br />Expanded Service Offerings: Expand the range of supportive services av <br />ailable to FSS participants by partnering with local organizations, emplo <br />yers, educational institutions, and service providers. Offer access to chil <br />dcare assistance, transportation vouchers, healthcare services, mental <br />health counseling, and substance abuse treatment programs to address <br />barriers to self-sufficiency. <br />Enhanced Case Management: Implement a comprehensive case manag <br />ement approach that includes regular assessments, progress monitorin <br />g, and referrals to community resources. Assign dedicated case manage <br />rs to provide ongoing support, guidance, and advocacy for participants <br />as they work toward achieving their goals. <br />Financial Incentives and Savings Programs: Offer financial incentives, su <br />ch as escrow accounts, to reward participants for reaching milestones a <br />nd achieving self-sufficiency objectives. Establish savings programs to h <br />elp participants build assets and financial stability over time, including <br />homeownership assistance programs and matched savings accounts for <br />education or entrepreneurship. <br />Job Training and Employment Opportunities: Develop partnerships with <br />local employers to create job training and employment placement progr <br />ams tailored to the needs of FSS participants. Provide access to vocatio <br />nal training, apprenticeship programs, job fairs, and job readiness works <br />hops to enhance participants' skills and employment prospects. <br />Education and Career Advancement Support: Offer educational support <br />services, including tutoring, GED preparation, English language classes, <br />and post-secondary education assistance, to help participants further t <br />heir education and career advancement opportunities. Facilitate access <br />to scholarships, grants, and tuition assistance programs to support part <br />icipants' educational goals. <br /> 0 of 10 answered <br />EXHIBIT 1
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