PRHSPSC PKT 10-21-2013** *SPECIAL MEETING * **
MEETING AGENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. COMMITTEE BUSINESS
Topic Title/ Description
A. Review Human Services Funding Strategies
3. ADJOURNMENT
Action Council
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Jay Bennett/ Discussion N/A
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Susan Honda, Chair Cary M. Roe, P.E., Director of Parks, Public Works and Emergency Management
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CITY OF
Federal Way
MEMORANDUM
Date: October 21, 2013
To: Human Services Commission
Via: Skip Priest, Mayor
Jay Bennett, Acting Director, Community & Economic Development 1
From: Dee Dee Catalano
Subject: Follow -up to September 16 Special PRHSBPS Meeting
At the special PRHS &PS Committee meeting on September 16 to review the human services funding strategies,
several questions were raised that required staff follow up:
What funding strategies do other south King County cities use for their human services funding?
Attached is a summary of what several south King County cities use as strategies /funding goals (Attachment A).
What area constitutes south King County?
Attached are two maps delineating south King County (King County Subareas and South King County Groundwater
Management Area) and definitions of Public Health of Seattle -King County's regions (Attachment B)
What percentage of King County's population is south King County?
Attached is a graphic showing South King County Shares of King County Population (2010 data, prepared by King
County) (Attachment C).
Staff is available to answer any additional questions you may have.
Attachment A
Other South King County Cities Funding Strategies /Goals
Renton:
An amount is assigned to each Renton Results area, and each application is assigned to one of the
results areas. Applications are scored and the Commission assigns funding to the agencies in order until
the funds run out for that category.
Renton Results:
1: All children and youth are ready for educational success, work and life.
2: Individuals have adequate clothing, food, and healthcare.
3: All individuals become as self- sufficient as possible.
4: Residents know about domestic violence and how to keep safe.
5: All residents are proactive to issues of sexual assault and sexual violence.
6: End Homelessness in Renton
7: Connect people to services
Burien:
Funding Goals:
1. Self- Sufficiency
2. Housing & Homelessness
3. Community Engagement
4. Early Intervention
5. Youth
6. Domestic Violence
7. Sexual Assault & Violence
8. School Readiness
Auburn:
Funding Priorities:
1. Abused & Neglected Children
2. Victims of Domestic Violence
3. Poverty Reduction
4. Substance Abuse
SeaTac:
SeaTac uses a combination of Results (Outcomes) they desire for their citizens and the Strategies to
achieve those results.
Results:
1. Residents are healthy, physically and mentally
Strategies: Offer mental, physical and dental health services; Provide innovative services that
are sensitive and responses to residents' needs; Offer healthy food strategies that increase food
security.
2. Residents are educated and have necessary life skills
Strategies: Provide educational programs and incentives for parents and youth of all ages;
Provide life skills training (i.e. financial literacy, parenting, ESL, nutrition, etc.).
3. Residents are employed in living wage jobs
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Strategies: Improve transportation access and usage; Provide entrepreneurial and micro -
lending opportunities; Provide employment and skill building opportunities; Provide access to
adequate, high - quality, affordable childcare.
4. Residents are safe from all types of violence
Strategies: Provide crisis services that are accessible and responsive; Provide education and
advocacy to residents on how to stay safe; Provide safe places for residents.
5. Residents have adequate secure housing
Strategies: Provide emergency assistance to include case management, counseling, tenant
rights education and other resources; Offer supportive housing services including case
management and coordination with other agencies.
6. Residents embrace diversity
Strategies: Create opportunities and activities to build a sense of community; Increase
community participation and decision - making to build a diverse voice; Increase partnerships
with community based organizations and schools; Improve coordination and communication
efforts to increased effectiveness and efficiency and improve community relationships.
Tukwila:
Strategies:
1. Support for Self- Sufficiency
2. Information & Referral
3. Positive & Healthy Family Relationships
4. Safety Net for Urgent & Basic Needs
Tukwila is also interested in proposals that:
1. Contribute to more stable and improved incomes for low- income residents
2. Services which support residential stability
3. Services which promote equitable access
4. Cross agency /system collaborative efforts which increase capacity and service effectiveness.
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