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CITY OF SANA ANA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT Scope of Work Annual Accomplishment Goal Total number of clients anticipated to serve during the 12-month contract period= 200 PERSONS IL Total number of unduplicated Santa Ana residents to be served with grant funds during the 12-month contract period= 200 PERSONS 100% Santa Ana clients III. Description of Work - in space below, describe the program to be funded during the 12- month contract period including, services to be provided, program goals, client characteristics, & how grant funds will be utilized. Description of oro<=ram to be funded: The Human Options Outreach Program provides bilingual domestic violence education, information/ referrals, and counseling services to Santa Ana residents and families suffering from domestic violence. The Community Development Block Grant will fund the Hands are Not for Hitting presentations, a teen boys domestic violence group, individual and family counseling, and legal assistance. A Master's level counselor with experience in domestic violence will provide all services. Services to be provided- Connnunity Education: Hands Are Not for Hitting Presentations: This community education program teaches elementary school children and youth nonviolent communication tools, anger management skills and tools to deal with bullying and peer pressure. The program is performed with puppets for the school aged children and uses role-play and interactive dialogue for the older children and youth. 1. The counselor will give a minimum of (10) presentations. Ii. The curriculum will be presented in local schools, P.E.P childcare facilities (if (8) or more children are present), and other community groups. Therapeutic Counseling: Teen Boys Danestic Violence Group: The group is a 10-week psycho -educational support group for boys between the ages of 12-17 years old living in Santa Ana. The group will help teen boys develop healthy relationship by discussing topics such as domestic violence, anger management, communication skills, and teen pressures. I. The counselor will facilitate a weekly domestic violence boys teen group at the Corbin Family Resource Center. II. A minimum of boys will attend the teen group. Individual and Frnnlly Corrnveling: 1. Counseling will be focus on providing services to children and youth that have been affected by domestic violence in English and Spanish. 11, Counseling will be provided to adults and families affected by domestic violence in English and Spanish. Legal 4s.ustance: I. Counselor participates in Santa Ana Court Domestic Violence Team. 11, Counselor provided referrals to Human Options legal advocate for assistance. proeram noals� The aoal of the Outreach program is to help battered victims, their children and the community of Santa Ana break the cycle of domestic violence through education, counseling, and legal assistance.