Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	Existing Facilities Rehabilitation
	This program provides funds to rehabilitate facilities serving low and moderate income communities.
	1	.	509 Cultural Center	Improve fire safety, electrical & ventilation 	$60,000
	1007 Market	systems at drop-in center providing social 
	services.
	94103     
	2	.	Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center	Replace senior center flooring and windows 	$37,000
	513-515 Cortland Ave.	and repair dry rot damage at a neighborhood 
	center.
	94110     
	3	.	Booker T. Washington Community Service Center	Replace sewer line in multi-purpose 	$18,000
	800 Presidio Ave.	neighborhood facility.
	94115     
	4	.	Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco	Replace pool heating and water filtration 	$9,475
	1950 Page Street	systems in youth facility.
	94117     
	5	.	Centro del Pueblo	$50,000.00 from FERG to supplement 2001 	$35,000
	474 Valencia Street	Tenant improvement project to non-profit 
	tenant building
	94110     
	6	.	Centro del Pueblo	$15,000
	474 Valencia Street
	94110     
	7	.	Coleman Children & Youth Services	Additional funds to complete an on-going 	$55,000
	459 Vienna Street	renovation project.
	94112     
	8	.	Community Awareness & Treatment Services.	Install new fire sprinkler system in basement 	$100,000
	399 Fremont Street	of homeless shelter.
	94105     
	9	.	Ella Hill Hutch Community Center	Replace 13 roof furnaces at multipurpose 	$130,000
	1050 McAllister Street	neighborhood center.
	94115     
	Section	B1

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	10	.	Florence Crittenton Services	Renovate residential facility serving infants 	$66,500
	840 Broderick Street	and pregnant teens.
	94115     
	11	.	Instituto Familiar de la Raza	Install elevator at  multi-purpose family 	$110,000
	 2919  Mission Street	resource center.
	94110     
	12	.	Japanese Community Youth Council	Install elevator at neighborhood youth facility.	$140,000
	2012 Pine St.
	94115     
	13	.	Legal Services For Children	Provide ADA access and heating to children's 	$93,000
	1254 Market Street 	legal service facility.
	94102     
	14	.	Metropolitan Community Foundation	Install ramp at homeless meal program site.	$25,000
	150 Eureka Street
	94114     
	15	.	Mission Area Health Associates	Renovate entry way and stair way to meet 	$134,500
	240 Shotwell Street	current code and ADA standards, and create 
	counseling office.
	94110     
	16	.	Mission Language and Vocational School, Inc.	Renovate electrical and mechanical system in	$100,000
	2929 19th Street	 vocatonal training facility serving new 
	immigrants .
	94110     
	17	.	Mission Neighborhood Centers	Provide new counseling offices, renovate 	$94,420
	2730 Bryant Street	multi-purpose room, and add accessible ramp 
	and signage at youth service center.
	94110     
	18	.	Mission Neighborhood Centers	Install heating system in Head Start center 	$20,000
	3013 24th Street	serving up to 80 children.
	94110     
	19	.	Mission Neighborhood Centers	Originally to install ventilation system at Head	$25,000
	362 Capp Street	 Start Center that serves 40 children and their 
	families at 673 Valencia; changed to roof 
	94110     	replacement at 362 Capp Street (also Mission 
	Neighborhood Centers).
	Section	B2

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	20	.	Playmates, Incorporated	Provide an accessible ramp at a child care 	$30,000
	2340 42nd Ave	center in the Sunset area.
	94116     
	21	.	Potrero Hill Neighborhood House	Renovate fire sprinkler standpipe, electrical, 	$53,600
	953 DeHaro Street	and replace interior lighting in multipurpose 
	facility.
	94107     
	22	.	Southwest Community Corporation	Provide security lighting, fence and doors at 	$39,250
	446 Randolph Street	multipurpose neighborhood center.
	94132     
	23	.	Swords to Plowshares Veterans Rights Organization	Improve accessibility to a multiservice 	$140,000
	1063 Market Street	facility serving homeless and low-income 
	94103     
	24	.	Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center	Provide ADA upgrades, HVAC 	$63,000
	183 Golden Gate Avenue	improvements, subflooring & flooring and 
	electrical outlets in AIDS resource and service
	94102     
	25	.	Walden House	Upgrade various bathroom areas of residential	$100,000
	890 Hayes Street	 drug rehab facility to comply with ADA.
	94117     
	26	.	YMCA of San Francisco	Renovate youth facility providing academic 	$150,000
	1601 Lane Street	and vocational services.
	94124     
	27	.	YMCA of San Francisco	Renovate two preschool restrooms in 	$50,000
	4080 Mission Street	childcare facility.
	94112     
	Subtotal	$1,893,745
	New Facilities Development
	This program provides funds to assist with the development of new community facilities.
	1	.	Arriba Juntos	Purchase and install commercial kitchen 	$125,000
	2940 Folsom St.	equipment for catering incubator program.
	94110     
	Section	B3

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	2	.	Burt Center Inc	Construct protective isolation room in 	$30,000
	405 Baker Street	adolescent  residential treatment facility.
	94117     
	3	.	Chinatown Community Development Center	Provide tenant improvements at new housing 	$100,000
	661 Clay St.	counseling center.
	94111     
	4	.	La Raza Centro Legal	Renovate day laborer hiring and service 	$30,000
	3358 Cesar Chavez Street
	94110     
	5	.	Nihonmachi Legal Outreach	Accessibility improvements to older building 	$55,000
	1161 Post Street	that legal services nonprofit is relocating into.
	94109     
	6	.	North of Market Senior Services	Additional funding being provided for 	$75,000
	315 Turk Street	renovation of a new senior center.
	94102     
	7	.	Portola Family Connections	Additional funds for expansion of a family 	$30,000
	2565 San Bruno Avenue	center.
	94134     
	8	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	Upgrade employment and education facility 	$97,000
	1167 Gorgas Avenue	with new bathrooms and related ADA 
	improvements.
	94129     
	9	.	South of Market Foundation	Renovate conference room in business 	$25,000
	1083 Mission Street	development facility.
	94103     
	Subtotal	$567,000
	Other Capital Program Pools
	These pools provide funds for projects assisting low and moderate income persons.
	1	.	Disability Access Upgrade Pool	Proide additional capital fundings for 	$400,000
	compliance with ADA on approved projects.
	Section	B4

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	2	.	Facility Emergency Relief Pool	Provide for additional capital fundings due to 	$1,318,645
	unforseen problems and new code 
	Subtotal	$1,718,645
	Public Facility Improvements
	This program funds physical improvements to publicly accessible open spaces.
	1	.	Public Space Improvement Pool	Provide for additional public improvements 	$268,254
	due to unforseen problems and emergency 
	situations.
	2	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	Hamilton Family Center - Rooftop playground	$74,500
	260 Golden Gate Avenue
	94102     
	3	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	South of Market Child Care - New playground	$5,430
	1166 Howard Street
	94103     
	4	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	San Francisco Recreation and Park/Crocker 	$57,604
	Geneva and Moscow Street	Amazon Playground/Geneva & Moscow 
	Street - Replace existing play structure with 
	94112     	new play structure, matting and accessibility 
	upgrades.
	5	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	San Francisco Recreation and Park/Mini Park -	$50,000
	2850 24th Street	 Renovation of an existing mini park including 
	play area to bring it into compliance with the 
	94110     	ADA.
	6	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/Bret Harte Elementary School - New 	$57,500
	1035 Gilman Avenue	play structure & matting to replace existing 
	play structure
	94124     
	7	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/Bryant Child Development Center - 	$69,082
	1060 York Street	New play structure surrounded by a 
	landscaping.
	94110     
	Section	B5

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	8	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/Cesar Chavez Elementary School - A 	$60,304
	825 Shotwell Street	playstructure for children including those who 
	may be physically or developmentally 
	94110     	challenged.
	9	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/John McLaren Child Development 	$11,994
	2055 Sunnydale Avenue	Center - Replace existing play structure with 
	new play structures, matting, ramp, benches.
	94134     
	10	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/Las Americas Child Development 	$77,000
	801 Treat Avenue	Center - Replace tire swing with a set of 
	regular swings & a new slide structure.
	94110     
	11	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/New Traditions Elementary 	$92,550
	2049 Grove Street	Alternative School - Replace existing play 
	structure with new play structures, matting, & 
	94117     	 benches
	12	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/Presidio Child Development Center - 	$57,000
	Building #387, Presidio	New play structures in infant and toddler 
	94129     
	13	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/San Miguel Child Development Center	$80,000
	330 Seneca Avenue	 - Demolish play structure & replace with 
	new structure
	94112     
	14	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/Sarah B. Cooper Child Development 	$80,000
	940 Filbert Street	Center - Replace old play structure & 
	improve outdoor play yard.
	94133     
	15	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFHA/Potrero Terrace - New playground and	$31,762
	1095 Connecticut Street	 matting.
	94107     
	16	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFHA/Hunter's Point (A) West - New 	$127
	207 Cameron Way	playground and matting.
	94124     
	17	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	John King - Install three new play structures	$58,000
	500 Raymond Avenue
	94134     
	Section	B6

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	18	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	Pool for Unexpended Balances	$48,262
	19	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	Holy Family Day Home - Installation of play 	$19,780
	299 Dolores Street	structure and matting and pour concrete
	20	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	Treasure Island - Installation of play structure 	$3,000
	Avenue E @ 10th St., Bldg. 502	and matting
	21	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/Spring Valley - Remove existing play 	$53,000
	1451 Jackson Street	structure and installing new play structure and 
	matting
	22	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFUSD/Whitney Young - Installation of play 	$10,355
	1025 Laguna Street	structure and matting
	23	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	San Francisco State/Child Care - Re-do 	$19,431
	1600 Holloway Ave	retaining walls, move small playhouse and 
	install planter boxes with new plants
	94132     
	24	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFHA/227 Bay Street - Installation of benches,	$27,339
	227 Bay Street	 table, chairs and planter boxes
	25	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFHA/1855 15th Street - Resurfacing benches 	$18,677
	1855 15th Street	and cleaning up
	26	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFHA/363 Noe Street - Installation of table, 	$24,686
	363 Noe Street	chairs, benches, umbrella, gas grill, and 
	planter boxes that include various plants
	27	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFHA/25 Sanchez Street - Installation of 2 sets 	$21,686
	25 Sanchez Street	of table, chairs, 2 benches, 2 umbrellas, 1 grill 
	and plants
	Section	B7

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	28	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFRP/India Basin Shoreline Park - Install one 	$34,560
	medium size play structure and small play 
	components.
	29	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFRP/Potrero Hill Mini Park - Remove 	$27,961
	existing swing set, install non engineering 
	retaining walls, paint benches and minor 
	landscape.
	30	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFHA/462 Duboce Street - Construct 5 planter 	$24,136
	462 Duboce Street	boxes, 5 benches and 1 wooden trellis.
	94117     
	31	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	SFHA/345 Arguello Street - Construct 5 	$28,738
	345 Arguello Street	planter boxes, 5 benches and 1 wooden trellis.
	94118     
	32	.	San Francisco Conservation Corps	Coleman Advocates - Remove debris, excess 	$19,534
	459 Vienna Street	oil, grade & compact the substrate, install 
	non-engineering retaining wall, edging, 
	94112     	concrete pavers & sand filler, construct 2 
	planter boxes, soil, and plants.
	33	.	San Francisco League of Urban Gardeners (SLUG)	Third Street Park - Park development of 	$50,000
	6698 3rd Street	unused land
	94124     
	34	.	San Francisco League of Urban Gardeners (SLUG)	Brotherhood Way Park Space - Open space 	$60,000
	Brotherhood Way and Alemany	and pathway improvements.
	94132     
	35	.	San Francisco League of Urban Gardeners (SLUG)	Northridge Cooperative Homes - Garden 	$34,160
	1 Ardath Court	construction
	94124     
	36	.	San Francisco League of Urban Gardeners (SLUG)	Potrero Hill Garden - Garden renovation	$40,000
	1000 Connecticut Street
	94107     
	37	.	San Francisco League of Urban Gardeners (SLUG)	Westbrook Housing - Park development	$45,000
	1 Harbor Road
	94124     
	Section	B8

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	Subtotal	$1,741,413
	Public Housing
	This program provides funds for the rehabilitation of public housing facilities.
	1	.	San Francisco Housing Authority	Provide ADA accessibility modifications to 	$200,000
	1652 Sunnydale Avenue	bathroom, kitchen and all doorways.
	94134     
	Subtotal	$200,000
	Public Services
	This program provides funds for direct services to low and moderate income persons.
	1	.	African Immigrant and Refugee Resource Center	$67,000
	30 Mason Street
	94102     
	2	.	AIDS Legal Referral Panel of the SF Bay Area	Provide legal support, counseling, education 	$39,500
	205 13th Street	and representation to HIV positive individuals 
	entering/re-entering the work force.
	94103     
	3	.	Arab Cultural Center	Provide youth development and acculturation 	$60,000
	122 Sutter Street	services, particularly to immigrant Arab girls 
	and Arab women
	94104     
	4	.	Ark of Refuge	Provide after-school and summer youth 	$70,000
	1025 Howard Street	multi-media arts program to low-income 
	youth ages 8-17 years old.
	94103     
	5	.	Asian Law Caucus	Provide employment, labor, housing, 	$55,500
	939 Market Street	immigration, public benefits and naturalization
	 legal services
	94103     
	6	.	Asian Pacific American Community Center	Provide information and referral services in 	$50,000
	2442 Bayshore Blvd.	collaboration with other service providers in 
	Visitacion Valley and Bayview Hunter's 
	94134     	Point's for Asian immigrants
	7	.	Asian Women’s Shelter	Provide intensive case management, 	$31,500
	 3543 18th Street	counseling, collaboration and advocacy for 
	battered women and their children
	94110     
	Section	B9

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	8	.	Bar Assoc. of SF Volunteer Legal Services	Provide eviction defense, benefits advocacy, 	$30,000
	1360 Mission Street	family law, immigration and domestic 
	violence and social services
	94103     
	9	.	Bay Area Legal Aid	Provide legal services that will help women 	$42,000
	50 Fell Street	achieve economic self-sufficiency and stable,
	 violence-free homes
	94102     
	10	.	Bay Area Video Coalition	$125,000
	2727 Mariposa Street
	94110     
	11	.	Booker T. Washington Community Service Center	Provide after school tutorial, basic computer 	$61,000
	800 Presidio Avenue	skills, counseling and referrals services.
	94115     
	12	.	Brava! for Women in the Arts	$47,000
	2781 24th  Street
	94110     
	13	.	Career Resources Development Center	Provide job readiness training, placement and 	$90,000
	655 Geary Street	retention services to immigrants, refugees and
	 other disadvantaged adults
	94102     
	14	.	Catholic Youth Organization/Mission Day Care	$61,500
	180 Fair Oaks Street
	94110     
	15	.	Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)	Provide work permit application assistance to 	$40,000
	1245 Alabama Street	low-income Latino immigrants residing in San
	 Francisco
	94110     
	16	.	Central City Hospitality House	Provide job training, counseling, employment 	$48,500
	290 Turk Street	and retention services to homeless and 
	low-income people from the Tenderloin 
	94102     
	17	.	Charity Cultural Services Center	Provide job training in cooking, bartending and	$100,000
	827 Stockton Street	 table waiting, to limited-English speaking 
	individuals
	94108     
	Section	B10

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	18	.	Charity Cultural Services Center	Provide job training in cooking, bartending and	$100,000
	827 Stockton Street	 table waiting, to limited-English speaking 
	individuals
	94108     
	19	.	Chinatown Community Development Center	Provides housing counseling services to 	$40,000
	1525 Grant Avenue	monolingual Chinese-speaking tenants.
	94133     
	20	.	Chinese for Affirmative Action	Provide job readiness, counseling, placement 	$112,500
	17 Walter U. Lum Place	and retention services, primarily in the 
	Chinatown and Visitacion Valley 
	94108     	neighborhoods
	21	.	Chinese Newcomers Service Center	Provide bilingual job preparation, information,	$83,500
	777 Stockton Street	 placement and retention services for 
	immigrants in Chinatown, the Sunset, and 
	94108     	Visitacion Valley
	22	.	Community Alliance for Special Education (CASE)	Advocacy with parents and the school district 	$25,000
	1500 Howard Street	to develop appropriate Individual Education 
	Program to assist children with disabilities.
	94103     
	23	.	Community United Against Violence	Provide critical services to gay, lesbian, 	$27,000
	160 14th Street	bisexual and transgender victims of domestic 
	violence.
	94103     
	24	.	Community Youth Center-San Francisco (CYC-SF)	Provide job skills enhancement and 	$73,000
	1693 Polk Street	placement, primarily to Asian immigrant 
	94109     
	25	.	Compass Community Services	Provide food, clothing, support services for 	$37,000
	111 Taylor Street	homeless and very low-income families and 
	children.
	94102     
	26	.	Donaldina Cameron House	Provide multi-lingual employment readiness 	$35,000
	445 Grant Avenue	training to adult female Asian 
	domestic-violence victims
	94108     
	27	.	Ella Hill Hutch Community Center	Providing computer literacy for all ages, 	$125,000
	1050 McAllister Street	supplementary education (GED), and 
	recreation.
	94115     
	Section	B11

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	28	.	Episcopal Community Services of SF	Provide adult education as part of Skills Center	$30,000
	201 8th Street	 focused on job skills and basic education for 
	the homeless and extremely low-income 
	94103     	individuals.
	29	.	Filipino-American Council of SF	Provide job readiness  training and 	$50,000
	2940 16th Street	employment placement services to 
	low-income Filipino immigrants residing in 
	94110     
	30	.	Glide Foundation	Provide training & employment services and 	$56,000
	330 Ellis Street	office technology skills to extremely/very low
	 income and homeless adults and youth of San
	94102     	 Francisco
	31	.	Haight Ashbury Food Program	Provide training to individuals to prepare 	$40,000
	270 Divisadero Street	meals and provide them with the tools and 
	skills necessary to become self-sufficient.
	94117     
	32	.	HAPPY (Haight Ashbury Play Program for Youth)	Provide a free drop-in after school recreation 	$35,000
	800 Presidio Avenue	program for homeless and low income 
	94115     
	33	.	Hearing Society for the Bay Area, Inc.	Provide comprehensive work readiness and 	$22,000
	49 Powell Street	soft skills training to deaf and hard of hearing 
	teens and young adults.
	94102     
	34	.	Hunter's Point Boys and Girls Club	An after school tutorial and recreational 	$20,000
	729 Kirkwood Avenue	program for children and youth living in 
	public housing.
	94124     
	35	.	Hunters Point Community Youth Park Foundation	Provide after school educational, recreation 	$152,000
	200 Middle Point Road	and summer program with nutritional support 
	to public housing youths.
	94124     
	36	.	Independent Living Resource Center of SF	Provide placement and counseling services to 	$60,000
	649 Mission Street	assist persons with physical and mental 
	disabilities to obtain affordable housing.
	94105     
	37	.	Ingleside Community Center	Provide workforce development training, job 	$70,500
	1345 Ocean Avenue	placements, retention and referral services.
	94112     
	Section	B12

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	38	.	Instituto Laboral de la Raza	Provide legal services in the areas of 	$68,000
	2947 16th Street	employment and labor law to low income 
	residents of San Francisco
	94103     
	39	.	Jewish Vocational and Career Counseling Service	Provide employment specialist training and 	$60,000
	77 Geary Street	job placements to low-income individuals.
	94108     
	40	.	John W. King Senior Center	Provide frail/disabled seniors with 	$125,000
	590 Leland Avenue	transportation and support to medical 
	appointments, adult day care, nutrition sites 
	94134     	and shopping.
	41	.	Korean Center, Inc.	Provide workforce development training to 	$50,000
	1362 Post Street	Korean immigrant youth
	94109     
	42	.	La Casa de las Madres	Case management and counseling to battered 	$52,000
	1850 Mission Street	women and their children
	94103     
	43	.	La Raza Centro Legal	Provide bilingual legal representation and 	$125,000
	474 Valencia Street	advocacy services for low income persons
	94103     
	44	.	Larkin Street Youth Center	Provide support services to youth at Diamond 	$25,000
	536 Central Avenue	Youth Shelter.
	94117     
	45	.	Lavender Youth Rec. & Info. Ct.(LYRIC)	Provide job readiness training, homework 	$30,000
	127 Collingwood Street	assistance, mentoring and counseling to 
	lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and 
	94114     	questioning youth.
	46	.	Lavender Youth Rec. & Info. Ct.(LYRIC)	Provide outreach, job linkage, and other 	$40,000
	127 Collingwood Street	supportive services to LGBTQ youth 18-25.
	94114     
	47	.	Legal Assistance to the Elderly	Provide legal counseling and advocacy 	$30,000
	100 McAllister Street	services to seniors facing eviction or other 
	tenant problems
	94102     
	Section	B13

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	48	.	Lyon-Martin Women’s Health Services	Provide primary health care services to low 	$77,500
	1748 Market Street	income women
	94102     
	49	.	Milestones Human Services, Inc.	Provide job retention services, including 	$44,500
	291 10th Street	mentoring services to persons coming out of 
	the criminal justice system.
	94103     
	50	.	Mission Education Projects, Inc.	Provide tutorial services to elementary school 	$50,000
	3049 24th Street	children and support services for parents
	94110     
	51	.	Mission Hiring Hall, Inc.	Provide bilingual comprehensive employment	$119,000
	3042 16th Street	 training, placement and retention services to 
	low- income immigrants
	94103     
	52	.	Mission Language and Vocational School, Inc.	Provide job training and placement services 	$165,000
	2929 19th Street	and vocational English training, particularly to 
	Latinos and other immigrants
	94110     
	53	.	Mission Learning Center	Provide after-school and summer tutorial 	$106,500
	474 Valencia Street	program for youth, and parenting education 
	for parents
	94103     
	54	.	Mission Neighborhood Centers	Provide after school youth development 	$65,000
	534 Precita Avenue	activities and case management to youth
	94110     
	55	.	Network For Elders	Provide low cost in-home care and case 	$43,000
	1555 Burke Avenue	management services for seniors in the BVHP
	 neighborhood
	94124     
	56	.	New Leaf Services for our Community	Provide outpatient mental health services to 	$55,000
	1853 Market Street	the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender 
	communities.
	94103     
	57	.	Nihonmachi Legal Outreach	Provide legal services in the areas of family 	$93,000
	1188 Franklin Street	law, domestic violence, immigration, 
	naturalization and public benefits to the 
	94109     	Asian/Pacific Islander community
	Section	B14

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	58	.	Northern California Service League	Provide employment readiness and 	$68,000
	28 Boardman Place	placement services to General Assistance 
	recipients who are recent ex-offenders.
	94103     
	59	.	Opnet Community Ventures, Inc.	Provide multi-media job readiness training, 	$50,000
	965 Mission Street	internship, job placement and support services
	 to young adults
	94103     
	60	.	Positive Resource Center	Provide comprehensive employment 	$30,000
	973 Market Street	preparation and placement services for 
	HIV-positive individuals
	94103     
	61	.	Renaissance Parents of Success	Provide job placement, job readiness, job 	$125,000
	1800 Oakdale Avenue	retention and comprehensive vocational 
	computer education for young adults and 
	94124     	adults in the Southeast section of San Francisco
	62	.	Samoan Community Development Center	Provide employment, case management, and 	$60,000
	2055 Sunnydale Avenue	advocacy services to the Pacific Islander 
	community
	94134     
	63	.	San Francisco Bar Association Volunteer Legal Svc	Provide legal and social services to 	$30,000
	1360 Mission Street	low-income renters to avoid imminent loss of 
	94103     
	64	.	San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center - Talk	Provide and coordinate family support and 	$32,500
	1757 Waller Street	pretreatment services to families of working 
	individuals recovering from substance abuse.
	94117     
	65	.	Self-Help for the Elderly	Provide housing counseling, referrals, 	$50,500
	407 Sansome Street	mediation, supportive services and educational
	 workshops, particularly to the frail and 
	94111     	elderly, to remain in their homes
	66	.	Self-Help for the Elderly	Provide Home Health Aide training to limited 	$30,000
	940 Filbert Street	English-speaking adults for certification by the
	 State as Home Health Aides and placement in
	94133     	 jobs
	67	.	Southwest Community Corporation	Provide facility management for the OMI 	$50,000
	446 Randolph Street	Pilgrim Community Center and nonprofit 
	tenants.
	94132     
	Section	B15

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	68	.	St. John's Educational Thresholds Center	Provide educational enrichment and tutorial 	$25,500
	1575 15th Street	services for youth and education workshops 
	for parents
	94103     
	69	.	St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco	Provide case management and money 	$45,000
	1175 Howard Street	management service for homeless with 
	substance abuse problem.
	94103     
	70	.	Sunset District Comm. Develop. Corp.	Provide healthy food to extremely 	$62,000
	3911 Judah Street	low-income SF residents from local public 
	housing (48th Avenue/Noriega St) and elderly 
	94122     	immigrants who live on fixed incomes
	71	.	Swords to Plowshares Veterans Rights Organization	Provide legal assistance to homeless and 	$40,000
	1063 Market Street	low-income veterans in applying for disability
	 income and medical benefits from the VA.
	94103     
	72	.	Tenderloin Housing Clinic, Inc.	Provide free legal counseling and 	$87,500
	126 Hyde Street	representation to senior, disabled or 
	mono-lingual Spanish speaking tenants in 
	94102     	residential hotels citywide.
	73	.	Tides Center/Housing Rights Committee of	Provide housing counseling services to low 	$57,000
	427 South Van Ness Avenue	income tenants to help them preserve their 
	affordable housing.
	94103     
	74	.	Tides Center/St. Peter's	St. Peter's Housing Committee provides tenant	$32,000
	474 Valencia Street	 counseling, advocacy and tenant training 
	workshops to low income tenants.
	94103     
	75	.	Toolworks	On-the-job training programs for adults with 	$47,000
	1119 Market Street	disabilities that provide hard skills training, soft 
	skills training, job placement, case 
	94103     	management and retention services.
	76	.	Veteran's Equity Center	Provide social services to over 2,000 Filipino 	$35,000
	1099 Mission Street	Veterans in San Francisco and their families 
	with limited cultural and language capacity
	94103     
	77	.	Vietnamese Community Center of SF	Provide vocational training, referrals, and 	$50,000
	766 Geary St.	placement services to low-income 
	Vietnamese youth.
	94109     
	Section	B16

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	78	.	Vietnamese Elderly Mutual Assistance Association	Provide supportive services to low income 	$35,000
	670 Geary Street	Vietnamese seniors in the Tenderloin (in the 
	areas of health, education,  housing and 
	94102     	citizenship)
	79	.	Visitacion Valley JET	Provide job training, placement and support 	$100,000
	333 Schwerin	services.
	94134     
	80	.	West Bay Pilipino Multi-Service Corp.	Provide pre-employment training, academic 	$50,000
	170 Seventh Street	tutoring, and recreational services to youth 
	and young adults (ages 14-25).
	94103     
	81	.	Whitney Young Child Development Center	Provide night and evening computer training 	$77,500
	100 Whitney Young Circle	classes to 100 clients in the Bayview Hunters 
	Point area, in conjunction with childcare 
	94124     	availability.
	82	.	Women's Foundation, Mujeres Unidas Y Activas	Provide home health care training, placement 	$50,000
	3543 18th Street	and support services to low-income immigrant
	 Latino women
	94110     
	83	.	Young Community Developers	Provide job search, employment placement, 	$100,000
	1715 Yosemite Avenue	work readiness, career development and 
	transition services.
	94124     
	Subtotal	$5,055,000
	Neighborhood Centers
	1	.	Network For Elders	Core funding to support the general operating 	$15,000
	1555 Burke Avenue	costs of neighborhood-building activities
	94124     
	2	.	Potrero Hill Neighborhood House	Core funding to support the general operating 	$20,000
	953 DeHaro Street	costs of neighborhood-building activities
	94107     
	3	.	Sunset District Comm. Develop. Corp.	Core funding to support the general operating 	$20,000
	4001 Judah Street	costs of neighborhood-building activities
	94122     
	Section	B17

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	4	.	Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center	Core funding to support the general operating 	$25,000
	660 Lombard Street	costs of neighborhood-building activities
	94133     
	Subtotal	$80,000
	Economic Development
	CDBG Economic Development.  Funding for activities that support job creation activities leading to employment of low 
	income persons.
	1	.	Arriba Juntos	Provides training to prepare individuals for 	$30,000
	1850 Mission Street	employment as in-home caregivers to elderly
	 and disabled individuals
	94103     
	2	.	Bay Area Video Coalition	Bayview Hunters Point Summit conference to	$5,000
	 provide workshops to address economic 
	development 
	 and services for the surrounding community.
	3	.	Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco	Provides entrepreneurship training and 	$30,000
	901 Alabama	employment for high-risk youth at sidewalk 
	steam cleaning enterprise
	94110     
	4	.	Community Vocational Enterprises	Offers job training, placement and support 	$41,500
	1425 Folsom Street	services to individuals with psychiatric 
	disabilities through janitorial company
	94103     
	5	.	Economic Development Pool	To address unanticipated needs and to support 	$67,000
	evaluation of existing economic development 
	strategies
	6	.	Juma Ventures	Provides job placement, career advancement 	$30,000
	190 9th Street	and retention services to current or former 
	CalWORKS participants
	94103     
	7	.	Juma Ventures	Provides youth with job training and 	$40,000
	3rd Street and King Street	employment at nonprofit business enterprises
	94107     
	8	.	Mission Economic Development Association	Expand access to technical assistance and loan	$80,000
	3505 20th Street	 packaging services for small businesses and 
	entrepreneurs in the Excelsior and Outer 
	94110     	Mission district
	Section	B18

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	9	.	Mission Economic Development Association	Provides technical assistance and loan 	$267,000
	3505 20th Street	packaging services to small businesses and 
	entrepreneurs in the Mission district and 
	94110     	surrounding neighborhoods.
	10	.	Mission Economic Development Association	Expand access to technical assistance and loan	$70,000
	4651 Mission	 packaging services for small businesses and 
	entrepreneurs in the Excelsior and Outer 
	94112     	Mission district.
	11	.	Northeast Community Federal Credit Union	Provide loan packaging and technical 	$120,000
	19 Walter U. Lum Place	assistance to small businesses, women-owned 
	and minority-owned businesses with a focus 
	94108     	on the Asian Pacific Islander communities, as 
	part of the apiBIS program
	12	.	Northeast Community Federal Credit Union	Provide expanded neighborhood banking 	$75,000
	19 Walter U. Lum Place	services and credit counseling at the 
	Tenderloin Branch
	94108     
	13	.	Private Industry Council of SF	Tax-credit technical assistance program that 	$70,000
	1650 Mission Street	encourages employers, especially those 
	located in Enterprise Zones, to hire low- and 
	94103     	extremely low-income individuals
	14	.	South of Market Foundation	Provides technical assistance and loan 	$50,000
	1083 Mission Street	packaging assistance to small business and 
	emerging entrepreneurs in primarily the South
	94103     	 of Market area and also city-wide.
	15	.	South of Market Foundation	Provides technical assistance and loan 	$50,000
	1083 Mission Street	packaging assistance to small business and 
	emerging entrepreneurs in primarily the South
	94103     	 of Market area and also city-wide.
	16	.	South of Market Foundation	$11,264 added to existing contract from ED 	$11,264
	 1083 Mission Street	Pool.
	94103     
	17	.	Southeast Asian Community Center	Provide loan packaging and technical 	$120,000
	875 O’Farrell Street	assistance to small businesses, women-owned 
	and minority owned businesses with a focus 
	94109     	on the Asian Pacific Islander communities, as 
	part of the apiBIS program
	Section	B19

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	Subtotal	$1,156,764
	Microenterprise Assistance
	CDBG Microenterprise Assistance.  This program provides funds for entreprenuership assistance.
	1	.	CAHEED	Provide technical assistance and training 	$58,500
	1331 Evans Avenue	supporting the development of family 
	childcare microenterprises.
	94124     
	2	.	Children's Council of SF	Support start-up, retention and growth of 	$30,000
	445 Church Street	family child care microenterprises through 
	the provision of training and technical 
	94114     
	3	.	Positive Resource Center	Provide training and technical assistance 	$85,000
	 973 Market Street	programs that help individuals who are living 
	with HIV/AIDS to create microbusinesses.
	94103     
	4	.	Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center	Provides training, technical support and 	$208,000
	3801 3rd Street	financial services through the Bayview Small 
	Business Resource Center to small business 
	94124     	and entrepreneurs in the Bayview/Hunters 
	Point and surrounding neighborhoods.
	5	.	Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center	Provides business management training, 	$228,500
	275 5th Street	technical assistance, financing assistance and 
	incubator services to emerging entrepreneurs.
	94103     
	6	.	Southeast Asian Community Center	Provide loan packaging and technical 	$106,500
	 875 O’Farrell Street	assistance to small businesses, women-owned 
	and minority owned businesses with a focus 
	94109     	on the Southeast Asian community.
	7	.	Women's Initiative for Self Employment	Provides bi-lingual micro-enterprise training, 	$125,000
	1390 Market Street	technical assistance and financing to 
	low-income women.
	94102     
	8	.	Wu Yee Children's Services	Support the start-up, retention and growth of 	$84,000
	831 Broadway	family childcare microenterprises through 
	provision of basic and advanced level training
	94133     
	Subtotal	$925,500
	Section	B20

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	Institution of Higher Education
	This code is used for identifying CDBG funding to institutions of higher learning for any activity.
	1	.	CCSF Small Business Development Center	Provides technical assistance, one-on-one 	$75,000
	455 Market St.	business counseling, loan packaging services 
	and post-loan technical assistance to small 
	94105     	businesses through the services of the Small 
	Business Development Center.
	Subtotal	$75,000
	Planning and Capacity Building
	This program provides funds for capacity building, studies and planning new projects.
	1	.	Asian Perinatal Advocates	Develop 3-year strategic plan for the Asian 	$15,000
	638 Clay Street	and Pacific Islander Family Resources 
	Network, a collaborative consisting of 27 
	94111     
	2	.	Brava! for Women in the Arts	Transition WritersCorps Youth Poetry Slam 	$10,000
	2781 24th Street	League to be produced in 4 low income 
	neighborhoods in San Francisco.
	94110     
	3	.	Chinese for Affirmative Action	Core funding to support the general operating 	$12,500
	17 Walter U. Lum Place	costs of neighborhood-building activities
	94108     
	4	.	Chinese Newcomers Service Center	Core funding to support the general operating 	$12,500
	777 Stockton Street	costs of neighborhood-building activities
	94108     
	5	.	Community Center Project of San Francisco	Assessment and development of plan to 	$15,000
	develop programs at the Community Center
	6	.	Community Youth Center-San Francisco (CYC-SF)	Development of a strategic plan.	$15,000
	1693 Polk Street
	94109     
	7	.	Community Youth Center-San Francisco (CYC-SF)	Development of a strategic plan.	$15,000
	1693 Polk Street
	94109     
	Section	B21

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	8	.	Compasspoint Nonprofit Services	Technical assistance services to MOCD 	$40,125
	706 Mission Street	grantees (forums on nonprofit issues and 
	vouchers to attend CompassPoint workshops 
	94103     	and classes)
	9	.	Emily Goldfarb	Technical assistance for neighborhood 	$30,000
	1521 Rivera St.
	94116     
	10	.	Filipino-American Development Foundation	Conduct neighborhood study focusing on 	$10,000
	965 Mission Street	neighborhood needs and programs for the 
	proposed Bayanihan Community Center.
	94103     
	11	.	Haight Ashbury Food Program	Core funding to support the general operating 	$15,000
	1525 Waller Street	costs of neighborhood-building activities
	94117     
	12	.	Hearing Society for the Bay Area, Inc.	A three-month strategic planning process and 	$10,000
	49 Powell Street, Suite 400	establishment of performance expectations 
	and protocols designed to ensure the 
	94102     	successful operation of the agency.
	13	.	Horizons Unlimited of SF	Plan a comprehensive entrepreneurship 	$10,000
	440 Potrero Avenue	training and microenterprise development 
	program to serve low-income youth and 
	94110     	young adults not served by existing services in
	14	.	Ingleside Community Center	Create plan for enchanced uses/facilites based	$30,000
	Alemany Farmer's Market (100 Alemany Blvd.)	 on community planning process for Alemany
	 Farmer's Market.
	94110     
	15	.	Life Frames, Inc.	Develop conceptual master plan to transform 	$15,000
	155 Appleton Avenue	two adjacent public school sites in South 
	Bernal Heights into ecological community 
	94110     	learning environments
	16	.	Mission Neighborhood Centers	Core funding to support the general operating 	$25,000
	362 Capp Street	costs of neighborhood-building activities
	94110     
	17	.	MOCD - Planning/Capacity Building Pool	To provide planning and technical assistance 	$308,983
	grants to community development non-profits
	Section	B22

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	18	.	MOCD Consolidated Planning	Support Consolidated Planning efforts required	$92,555
	 by HUD
	19	.	MOH Planning & Capacity Building Pool	To provide technical assistance to non-profits	$100,000
	20	.	North of Market Senior Services	Plan and implement board and staff trainings 	$15,000
	333 Turk Street	and develop strategic plan.
	94102     
	21	.	Portola Family Connections	Funding to support neighborhood planning and 	$20,000
	2565 San Bruno Avenue	capacity building
	94134     
	22	.	San Francisco Chamber of Commerce	Needs assessment for the Western Addition 	$9,996
	235 Montgomery Street, 12th Floor	neighborhood
	94104     
	23	.	San Francisco Chamber of Commerce	Needs assessment for the Western Addition 	$10,004
	235 Montgomery Street, 12th Floor	neighborhood
	94104     
	24	.	South of Market Child Care, Inc.	Plan for the construction, operation and 	$17,000
	1166 Howard Street	management of new child care facility
	94103     
	25	.	Southwest Community Corporation	Technical assistance for board development, 	$14,000
	 446 Randolph Street	fund development and  program development
	94132     
	26	.	Swords to Plowshares Veterans Rights Organization	Planning grant to assess current resources and 	$15,000
	1063 Market Street	develop a funding plan for office facility 
	improvement project.
	94103     
	27	.	Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center	Complete feasibility study for site expansion 	$27,500
	and capital campaign at neighborhood center
	Section	B23

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	28	.	Volunteer Center of SF	Recruit and refer board members and 	$29,600
	1675 California Street	volunteers, build the capacity of 
	MOCD-funded agencies; Build capacity of 
	94109     	agencies to productively use board members 
	29	.	Women's Initiative for Self Employment	Board development/training	$13,000
	1390 Market Street, Suite 113
	94102     
	Subtotal	$952,763
	Housing Program Administration
	CDBG Housing Program Administration.  Administrative costs associated CBO construction or management of 
	low-moderate income housing units.
	1	.	Asian Neighborhood Design	Provide citywide technical assistance and 	$269,000
	1182 Market Street	community education related to the 
	development and improvement of affordable 
	94102     	housing serving low income households.
	2	.	Asian, Inc.	Increase low-income housing opportunities 	$211,180
	1670 Pine Street	through new development and 
	acquisition/rehabilitation of rental 
	94109     	development in the Tenderloin and South of 
	Market; single-family rehabilitation loan 
	3	.	Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center	Increase low income housing opportunities 	$248,800
	515  Cortland Avenue	through new development and 
	acqusition/rehab of rental development and 
	94110     	single family rehab loan assistance primarily 
	in the Bernal Heights and Outer Mission 
	4	.	Chinatown Community Development Center	Increase low income housing opportunities 	$381,761
	1525 Grant Avenue	through new development and 
	acquistion/rehab of existing housing, primarily
	94133     	 in Chinatown, Tenderloin, Polk Gulch, and 
	Western Addition communities.
	5	.	Community Design Center	Provide architectural planning and technical 	$155,437
	1705 Ocean Avenue	assistance to support primarily single family 
	rehabilitation efforts benefiting low income 
	94112     	households.
	Section	B24

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	6	.	Community Housing Partnership	Increase low income housing opportunities 	$96,085
	1010 Market Street	through acquisition/rehabilitation of rental 
	developments in the Tenderloin and on 
	94102     	Treasure Island.
	7	.	GP/TODCO, Inc.	Increase low income housing opportunities 	$210,000
	230 Fourth Street	through new development and 
	acquisition/rehab of rental developments in the
	94103     	 South of Market area.
	8	.	Housing Conservation & Development Corporation	Increase low-income housing opportunities 	$270,821
	301 Junipero Serra Boulevard	through single family rehab loan assistance 
	primarily in Oceanview, Merced, Ingleside, 
	94127     	and Bayview Hunters Point (BVHP).
	9	.	Mission Economic Development Association	Increase homeownership opportunities for 	$25,000
	3505 20th Street	primarily low income households Citywide.
	94110     
	10	.	Mission Housing Development Corporation	Increase housing opportunities for low-income	$360,000
	474 Valencia Street	 people, primarily through development of 
	new housing in the Mission and the Outer 
	94103     	Mission districts.
	11	.	Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation	Increase low income housing opportunities 	$288,000
	201 Eddy Street	through new development and 
	acquisition/rehab of rental development 
	94102     	primarily in the Tenderloin and South of 
	Market communities.
	Subtotal	$2,516,084
	Housing Program Pools
	This program provides financial resources to carry out acquisition and rehabilitation of low income housing.
	1	.	Housing Development Pool	$5,322,977
	Subtotal	$5,322,977
	Section	B25

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	Administration
	These funds are used to funds services needed to administer the CDBG Program.
	1	.	Controller	Indirect costs for City and County of San 	$60,000
	Francisco including Single Audit.
	2	.	Controller	Indirect costs for City and County of San 	$60,000
	Francisco including Single Audit.
	3	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	General Program Administration	$2,573,071
	4	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Enterprise/Renewal Community Program	$74,998
	5	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Environmental Review	$15,000
	6	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Homelessness Local Board Administrative 	$70,791
	Costs.
	7	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Rent Relocation Board Administrative Costs	$12,588
	8	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Day Labor Program Administrative Costs	$9,622
	9	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Disability Council Program	$10,000
	Section	B26

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	10	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	General CDBG program administration	$1,223,536
	11	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	Affordable Housing Bonds program costs	$184,748
	12	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	Environmental Review	$5,000
	13	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	Lead abatement program	$208,563
	14	.	San Francisco City Attorney - MOCD	Provision of legal services for CDBG and ESG	$25,000
	 progams
	15	.	San Francisco City Attorney - MOH	Provision of legal services for CDBG and 	$25,000
	HOME progams
	16	.	San Francisco Human Rights Commission - MOCD	Monitor compliance with MBE/WBE, HUD 	$46,500
	Section 3 and local hiring requirements.
	17	.	San Francisco Human Rights Commission - MOH	Monitor compliance with MBE/WBE, HUD 	$166,675
	Section 3, local hiring requirements, and Fair 
	Housing
	18	.	San Francisco Planning Department	Process historical preservation clearances for 	$7,500
	MOCD
	19	.	San Francisco Planning Department	Process historical preservation clearances for 	$7,500
	MOH.
	Subtotal	$4,786,092
	Section	B27

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	Program Income Funded Activities
	These activities are funded with program income.
	1	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Repayment of Section 108 Economic 	$3,211,675
	Development loans.
	2	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Repayment of Section 108 Childcare Facilities	$1,006,336
	 loans.
	3	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Small Business Loan Program.	$750,000
	4	.	Mayor's Office of Community Development	Microenterprise Loan Program.	$250,000
	5	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	Repayment of Community Housing 	$2,000,000
	Rehabilitation Program loans.
	6	.	Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center	$150,000
	3801 Third Street, Suite 240
	94124     
	7	.	Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center	$106,090
	 275 5th Street
	94103     
	8	.	San Francisco Redevelopment Agency	Relocation assistance to businesses, families 	$266,000
	and others impacted by CDBG program.
	9	.	South of Market Foundation	Provides technical assistance and loan 	$261,233
	1083 Mission Street	packaging assistance to small business and 
	emerging entrepreneurs in primarily the South
	94103     	 of Market area and also city-wide.
	Subtotal	$8,001,334
	Section	B28

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	Emergency Shelter Grants
	This program funds projects and services for homeless individual and families.
	1	.	American Red Cross (Bay Area)	Provide one-time grants to eligible 	$68,000
	1440 Harrison Street	non-disabled single/couples that are at risk of 
	eviction.
	94103     
	2	.	Asian Women’s Shelter	Provide intensive case management, 	$36,856
	 3543 18th Street	counseling, collaboration and advocacy for 
	battered women and their children
	94110     
	3	.	Asian Women’s Shelter	Operating expenses to run shelter	$19,144
	3543 18th Street
	94110     
	4	.	Bar Assoc. of SF Volunteer Legal Services	Provide eviction defense, benefits advocacy, 	$60,000
	1360 Mission Street	and referral services
	94103     
	5	.	Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of SF	Provide rental assistance to very low-income 	$25,000
	240 Golden Gate Avenue	families and single individuals in danger of 
	eviction or moving from transitional housing to
	94102     	 permanent housing.
	6	.	Central City Hospitality House	Provide case management and shelter to 	$15,000
	146 Leavenworth Street	homeless adult males
	94102     
	7	.	Compass Community Services	Provide emergency shelter to homeless 	$50,000
	111 Taylor Street	families at Compass Family Center.
	94102     
	8	.	Dolores Street Community Services	Provide case management and employment 	$44,500
	938 Valencia Street	advocacy services to homeless working 
	94110     
	9	.	Dolores Street Community Services	Provide operating expenses for homeless 	$3,500
	938 Valencia Street	facility serving Latinos.
	94110     
	Section	B29

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	10	.	Emergency Shelter Pool	$28,250
	11	.	Episcopal Community Services of SF	Provide shelter and meals to homeless adults	$40,000
	201 8th Street
	94103     
	12	.	Eviction Defense Collaborative, Inc.	The Eviction Defense Collaborative (EDC) 	$25,000
	433 South Van Ness Avenue	provides legal assistance to tenants facing 
	eviction lawsuits.
	94103     
	13	.	Friendship House Association of American Indians	Provide temporary shelter in a clean and 	$36,900
	333 Valencia Street	sober environment for homeless American 
	94103     
	14	.	Hamilton Family Center, Inc	Provide rent for emergency family shelter.	$50,000
	1525 Waller Street
	94117     
	15	.	La Casa de las Madres	Provide shelter and support services to 	$45,782
	1850 Mission Street	battered women and their children
	94103     
	16	.	La Casa de las Madres	Operating expenses to run the program	$31,518
	1850 Mission Street
	94103     
	17	.	Larkin Street Youth Center	Providing emergency shelter and other 	$54,000
	536 Central Avenue	services to underage youth.
	94117     
	18	.	Metropolitan Community Foundation	Provide shower, locker rooms, food, and 	$47,000
	3750 18th Street	personal hygiene to homeless adults on 
	weekends at Mission High School.
	94114     
	19	.	MOCD/ESG Administration	Provide for administration of ESG Program,	$43,950
	Section	B30

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	20	.	San Francisco Bar Association Volunteer Legal Svc	Provide eviction defense, benefits advocacy, 	$60,000
	1360 Mission Street	family law, immigration, and domestic 
	violence to low income clients.
	94103     
	21	.	St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco	Provide emergency shelter for battered 	$20,000
	425 Fourth Street	women and their children.
	94107     
	22	.	Swords to Plowshares Veterans Rights Organization	Provide counseling and case management 	$31,400
	1063 Market Street	services to homeless and at-risk veterans.
	94103     
	23	.	Swords to Plowshares Veterans Rights Organization	Provide counseling and case management 	$7,200
	1063 Market Street	services to homeless veterans.
	94103     
	24	.	United Council of Human Services	Provide services to homeless or at-risk of 	$96,000
	2111 Jennings Street	becoming homeless, including a pantry 
	program, food bag program, hot meal 
	94124     	program, clothing bank, life skills training a nd 
	corrdinated referrals.
	Subtotal	$939,000
	HOME Program
	This program provides funds for housing construction and rehabilitation.
	1	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	CHDO Administrative Expenses.	$150,000
	2	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	HOME Capital Construction Pool.	$6,878,500
	3	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	HOME Administrative Expenses.	$694,636
	4	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	HOME Other Administrative Expenses.	$91,864
	Section	B31

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	5	.	Mayor's Office of Housing	Tenant based rental assistance.	$50,000
	Subtotal	$7,865,000
	General Funds
	General Funds
	1	.	Bay Area Video Coalition	Bayview Hunters Point Summit conference to	$5,000
	2727 Mariposa Street, 2nd Flr.	 provide workshops to address economic 
	development 
	94110     	 and services for the surrounding community.
	2	.	La Raza Centro Legal	Provides referral and placement services to 	$25,000
	low-income immigrants.
	3	.	Mission Economic Development Association	MOED funded project.	$180,720
	4	.	Mission Economic Development Association	$86,280
	Subtotal	$297,000
	Capital Projects
	This program is for non-housing Capital construction.
	1	.	CCSF Evans Campus	Interior renovation to create the Maritime 	$500,000
	1400 Evans Avenue	Skills Training Center.
	2	.	Geneva Valley Development Corporation	Construction of community center  (tenant 	$2,000,000
	1099 Sunnydale Ave	improvements primarily but some shell) that 
	will provide commercial space to nonprofit 
	94134     	agencies serving primarily low income area 
	residents.
	Section	B32

	Community Development Block Grant Program
	Activity Name and Location	Program 	2002	Budget
	3	.	Larkin Street Youth Center	This is funds submitted as a result of a request 	$150,000
	1142 Sutter Street	to DPH and allocated from the City's General 
	Fund.
	94109     
	4	.	Larkin Street Youth Center	Additional funding to suppliment facility 	$50,000
	1142 Sutter Street	build-out.
	94109     
	5	.	Southwest Community Corporation	Addtional funding to cover an expanded scope	$35,000
	446 Randolph St.	 of work, additional architec's fees.
	94134     
	6	.	Visitacion Valley Comm. Ctr., Inc.	Tenant improvements to Child Care space 	$19,000
	500 Raymond Avenue	located within a Senior facility.
	94134     
	Subtotal	$2,754,000
	Section 108
	1	.	Cross Cultural Family Center	Section 108 Childcare Project.	$290,381
	1 Webster St.
	Subtotal	$290,381
	TOTAL CDBG (INCLUDING PROGRAM 	$47,137,698
	Section	B33