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state the expectations for passing a housing inspection and at least 5 strategies for organizing and cleaning their home. • Health and Wellness: 75% of participants in health and wellness courses demonstrate an increase in skills related to health prevention and/or managing chronic health issues. • Financial Management: 75% of participants in financial literacy courses construct a monthly budget that they are able to modify as changes occur in their household income and expenses and/or demonstrate an increase in skills related to Employment Readiness and/or Career/Wage Progression. Participant knowledge and skill development is measured using a variety of evaluation tools designed specifically to the course content. Results from these evaluations are utilized to modify curriculum for future courses. General Administration 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.). The College of Hope Program is further supported by the wider agency's efforts, including the Case Manager Supervisors (collaborate with College of Hope staff to fully integrate the College of Hope into the homeless housing program), Tomorrow's Hope Child Development Center(helps provide transportation, meals and childcare), and Housing Hope's Administrative staff(Finance Department, Grants Management, Human Resources, etc). A-2