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programs offer limited menu of services, therefore, unable to address the diversified <br />needs of our young population. In response to the youth needs above, the Santa Ana <br />WIB adopted the concept of the "Daisy Wheel" service delivery, to provide an "All Youth <br />One System", where resources would be leveraged from a network of Youth Service <br />Providers now known as the Youth Service Provider Network (YSPN). The concept <br />allows youth regardless of eligibility to receive services from the various Service <br />Providers. <br />The YSPN was formulated so that no one Service <br />possible elements needed by the youth. It allow <br />Service Providers through other non-WIA funding;;.: <br />provided to youth. The YSPN consists of Service Rr <br />WIA program elements in a creative and intlacti <br />Service Provider to focus on what service'''they <br />however, is not possible without the role';Qf.,the <br />Service Navigator is critical to promote br''odb <br />among all youth Service Providers:::and to provid <br />make the network a success. The Santa Ana WIB services availably; inc <br />alternative second- <br />directly linked to a ade?nic anti bpcupatiol <br />(including internships'?and job shad owi <br />developmentof3portunitie';(wtticl7` <br />activitieaporopr ate, the Santa PiWa<. <br />up services, compreF nsive gu d:?ce, ai <br />alcohol abuse counseling ' d referral,. <br />Prpy4 pr would have to provide all <br />s.:sC) 8f6 youth to be served by the <br />Strerlls, and to streamline services <br />ovider?that collectively offer the ten <br />ve manner The concept, allows the <br />.:. <br />specialize '`iK and do best. This, <br />Serv..ice Navigator, The role of the <br />asp . oordinatiar End cooperation <br />tl?:e `technical assistance needed to <br />"tQtaring, drd_'pout prevention strategies, <br />t <br />'mehfM.1ng, employment opportunities <br />irning, 'pa'in and unpaid work experience <br />occupational skill training, leadership <br />::.community services and peer-centered <br />is" o provides supportive services, follow- <br />unseling, which may include drug and <br />The followin j':i'o'rganizations'-,ti-ave recaiVed WIA funding from the Santa Ana WIB in the <br />last 24 months:?$Anta Ana WPRK Center, Children's Therapeutic Art Center, Orange <br />County Conservatr Corpsr Taller San Jose, Orangewood Children's Foundation, <br />Orange County YoutKx. m r ssion, Santa Ana Unified School District, Santa Ana ROP, <br />Children and Family Se Vibes, The Cambodian Family, Social Services Agency, Santa <br />Ana Library, and the Employment Development Department (EDD) . <br />19.Describe and assess your local area's delivery of services to people with <br />disabilities. What partnerships and collaborations exist to provide services to <br />this population? What training services and employment opportunities are <br />available to this population in your local area? [WIA Section 112(b)(17)(A)(iv) <br />and Section 409] <br />Page 12 of 18 <br />19C-15