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Funding for Community Violence Intervention Worker SAPD in collaboration $60,000 Certification Program to train, educate and empower with Project Kinship community members with tools to mitigate risk factors that contribute to violence, in addition to serving the re-entry population. Training is administered by the Professional Community Intervention Institute, University of Southern California, and University of California, Irvine. Funding for a Community Intervention Worker: Community- SAPD in collaboration $100,000 Based Violence Intervention and Re-entry Service to provide with Community Orgs crisis intervention, re-entry services, trauma care, family support, and long term case managed services to youth and families affected by violence, gangs, and incarceration. Diversion program for eligible youth SAPD in collaboration $100,000 with Project Kinship Community Conferencing SAPD in collaboration $100,000 with Community Orgs Bike infrastructure improvements and extension of the Maple Public Works or Parks $500,000 bike trail, including improved signage, lighting, etc. 1& Rec Funding to cover costs for leasing public land for a pilot Cmty Development in $750,000 community -run micro -farm collaboration with Community Orgs Funding to purchase boarded up houses & convert to an open Parks and Recreation $500,000 space in the Lacy neighborhoods. Expand Lacy Community Center hours and days for community Parks and Recreation $200,000 use. Funding for RFP to sub -contract health enrollees & navigators Cmty Development in $200,000 to enroll Santa Ana residents in ACA & Medi -Cal. collaboration with Community Orgs Expansion of youth internship program, including to connect Cmty Development in $100,000 students with community-based health careers (to address collaboration with shortage of health care providers in Santa Ana) Community Orgs Mental health and wellness services for vulnerable Cmty Development in $500,000 communities, including a Youth Wellness Program for low collaboration with income families/refugee and imnnigrant families that include community orgs physical activity, healthy eating, arts and crafts, music and scholarship programs. Additional funding for the check-in center pilot program for the Cmty Development in $100,000 homeless community, to cover improved storage and sanitation collaboration with services, and allow for the center to be open during times that community orgs accommodate for homeless peoples schedules. Should you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us through Ana Urzua, ana.urzua sa- bhc.or , 714-335-1528. Sincerely, � entero, x #,tgly�rl f4 L,j 3gh1 b(df!{4 Cdll 11� The Santa Ana Building Healthy Communities Initiative ya a 1074-2014 C6alitiol 1 %=&AM