HUMAN OPTIONS, INC. AND THE CITY OF IRVINE

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HUMAN OPTIONS PREVENT. PROTECT. EMPOWER. TRANSFORM. existing ICJR project. As the lead on the project, Human Options took the lead on drafting all application materials, with substantive collaboration and contribution from Santa Ana/SAPD, Irvine/ IPD on the application that address the nature of our partnership, as well as specific responsibilities for Santa Ana/SAPD, Irvine/IPD. All parties have reviewed and approved the complete submission package. IV) Roles and Responsibilities NOW,THEREFORE, it is hereby agreed by and between the partners as follows: As the lead agency, Human Options, Inc., will receive grant funding of up to $524,960 over the three-year grant period and commit to the following roles and responsibilities to ensure the success of the project: • Serve as fiscal and project lead. • With leveraged funds, allocate the Chief Operations Officer to oversee Grant and budget management, project reporting, and adherence to state, federal, and funder policies, facilitate project meetings, liaise with SAPD and IPD, ensure excellence in client services, ensure tracking of project activities for reports and progress evaluation, coordinate participation in required training and technical assistance (TAT), attend required program orientation; assist with streamlining shelter intake to expedite victim access to shelter during a police response. • With leveraged funds, allocate a Legal Advocacy Program Supervisor to supervise the Legal Advocate and Domestic Violence Response Advocate (DVA). • Allocate a non-attorney Legal Advocate (1 FTE)to provide bilingual legal advocacy services, including legal needs assessments, application assistance, court accompaniment, safety planning, education, and referrals to victims of domestic violence in Orange County. • Allocate a DVA (.5 FTE)to provide bilingual victim services in collaboration with SAPD (including in-person advocacy during DVRT (Domestic Violence Response Team) response, advocacy for walk-in clients at SAPD, and follow-up advocacy), participate in project meetings, and document services as required for reports. • Allocate a DVA (.5 FTE)to provide bilingual victim services in collaboration with IPD (including in-person advocacy during DVRT (Domestic Violence Response Team) response, advocacy for walk-in clients at IPD, and follow-up advocacy), participate in project meetings, and document services as required for reports. • Allocate a Clinical Supervisor with leveraged funds to provide clinical and administrative supervision to the Staff Therapist. 9.� Page 5 of 1.0-