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Exhibit "A" Scope of Services, Time of Performance, Budget, Payment, Notices, and Representatives I. Scope of Service A. Activities/Project Description The Subrecipient will be responsible for administering the Mental Health Courses program in a manner satisfactory to the City and consistent with any standards required as a condition of providing these funds. Such program will include the following activities eligible under the Community Development Block Grant Program: Program Delivery Activity: The Mental Health Courses will serve 25 Person by providing mental health courses through the College of Hope program. The College of Hope course schedule is designed to support homeless families to develop new attitudes, knowledge, skills and assets, preparing them to regain and maintain permanent housing and move towards self-sufficiency. In addition to families living in shelter and transitional shelter, the College of Hope is open to all low-income adults in Snohomish County. Course are currently offered virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic and are expected to transition to in person offerings when its is safe to do so. When that occurs, course will be offered at the Ken Schilaty Family Learning Center (5908) Evergreen Way and the Mt. Baker View Apartments (a Housing Hope facility in North Everett for low income parents attending college, located on 1 5th Street, near HM Jackson Park. Both facilities offer childcare space for child learning experiences in conjunction with the adult courses. College of Hope will offer the following course supporting adult mental health: Anger Management, Helping Your Teenager, Single Parenting, Helping Your Child Deal with Trauma, Mental Health 101, and Stress, Grief, and Transitions. We anticipate that 75% of participants in health and wellness courses demonstrate an increase in skills related to health prevention and/or managing chronic health issues General Administration [Description of general administrative services to be performed in support of activities noted above] The Social Services Director, in coordination with the Program Manager, is responsible for full implementation, fiscal oversight, all reporting requirements of the grant and the daily management of the College of Hope, including the continued development and implementation of the Program. The Program Manager is responsible for the development of partnerships, new and/or updated course offerings, the development and implementation of support services (transportation, meals, children's program, etc.) and data collection. The Administrative Assistant is responsible for clerical tasks (media materials, enrollment, data storage, data reports, filing and storage of program materials, etc.).