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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2001-03-06; City Council; 16101; Solicitation Of Comments For CDBG Home ProgramCITY OF CARLSBAD - AGENDA BILL AB# &; 101 TITLE: SOLICITATION OF COMMENTS ON CARLSBAD ITG. 3/6/01 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT NEEDS AND PROPOSALS SUBMIlTED FOR FUNDING UNDER THE DEPT. H/RED I CDBG/HOME PROGRAM. CITY MGR.+? RECOMMENDED ACTION: Hold a public hearing to accept comments on the housing and community development needs of low and moderate income persons within the City of Carlsbad. In addition, the City Council may accept comments on the various proposals, which have been submitted for funding under the City of Carlsbad’s 2001-2002 Community Development Block Grant/HOME Investment Partnership Program. ITEM EXPLANATION: BACKGROUND Under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, the City of Carlsbad continues to be eligible to receive funding under the federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Entitlement Program to finance projects that serve the identified needs of low and moderate income persons. As a participant in the San Diego Urban County HOME Investment Partnership (HOME) Consortium, the City will also receive federal HOME funds to provide affordable housing opportunities for lower income households. In identifying the needs of low and moderate income persons, federal regulations require that the City Council “hold at least one public hearing to obtain the views of citizens on the grantee’s (Carlsbad) housing and community development needs.” Initial public hearings to invite comments on the City’s CBDG/HOME Program Consolidated Funding Plan Strategy were held on November 7, 2000. This public hearing will provide another opportunity to obtain comments on the Consolidated Funding Plan Strategy (Exhibit 1) and the City’s housing and community development needs. In addition, this hearing will provide an opportunity for public comment on the specific proposals submitted for funding through the Carlsbad CDBG/HOME Program. The City Council will consider approval of the proposals and funding levels at a future meeting. FUNDING The City of Carlsbad is entitled to receive an anticipated new CDBG allocation of $649,000 during fiscal year 2001-2002. The CDBG Program has $21,440 available for reallocation that was previously allocated to completed or canceled activities. The City has also collected $67,248 from lease payments made by the developer of the Villa Loma affordable housing project, which serves as “program income” to the CDBG Program. The lease payments will be used in conjunction with new CDBG funding allocations to repay the Section 108 loan received by the City for the purchase the Villa Loma property. The total amount of CDBG funds currently available for allocation to eligible projects that meet the needs of low and moderate income persons is $737,688. The total amount of HOME funding available for allocation to eligible projects is anticipated to be approximately $252,230. PROPOSALS The City received 29 proposals for use of CDBG/HOME funds from various organizations in response to a Request for Proposals distributed in November of 2000. The proposals were reviewed by the Council- appointed CDBG/HOME Funding Advisory Committee and staff prior to interviewing representatives from the organizations on February 1st and 5th. The Committee then met again on February 12th and agreed upon funding recommendations outlined in Exhibit 2 for CDBG funds and Exhibit 3 for HOME funds. In developing their funding recommendations, the Advisory Committee gave highest priority to I Page 2 of Agenda Bill # lG, proposals that would serve basic food and shelter needs for lower income persons and to those applicants with the greatest need for funding. The chart below summarizes the funding available and the maximum amount that can be allocated in each expenditure category: AMOUNT OF REQUESTED AMOUNT OF AVAILABLE EXPENDITURE CATEGORY FUNDING ($) FUNDING ($) I . . CDBG j L’ 2% 3,‘ I ,, # 3;c: 3 ., $,L E,!,‘$q Public Services 312,605 97,350 Public Facility Improvements & Other Projects 268,000 174,285 Administration 129,800 129,800 Section 108 Loan Repayment 183,408 183,408 Affordable Housing 152,845 152,845 Subtotal 1,046,658 737,688 Affordable Housing 252,230 Subtotal 252,230 TOTAL 1,958,813 989,918 RECOMMENDATION: It is staff’s recommendation that the City Council accept public comments on the needs of low and moderate income persons and the proposals submitted for funding under the City’s 2001-2002 CDBG/HOME Program to meet those needs, and indicate the Council’s intent to make a final selection of projects and funding allocations at a future meeting. FISCAL IMPACT: A total of $989,918 is available for allocation to the City’s 2001-2002 CDBG/HOME Program. The City Council made a previous decision to use the maximum twenty percent (20%) of the new CDBG allocation, or $129,800, for administration of the City’s CDBG program. The Program has no impact on the General Fund. 1. 2001-2002Consolidated Funding Plan Strategy. 2. Summary of CDBG funding allocation recommendations. 3. Summary of HOME funding allocation recommendation. 4. Copies of CDBG/HOME Project proposals. (On file in the City Clerks Office) a EXHIBIT 1 CONSOLIDATED FUNDING PLAN STRATEGY CITY OF CARLSBAD CDBG/HOME PROGRAM PY 2001-2002 3 CITY OF CARLSBAD 2001-2002 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES The City of Carlsbad Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds will be allocated to organizations, agencies, City Departments, or persons to implement programs or develop/improve public facilities which meet the following community development objectives: 1. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: l Provide direct benefit to lower income persons through the provision or retention of affordable housing units in Carlsbad; l Provide shelter or services to homeless or near homeless persons/families which result in an improved situation through employment, permanent housing, treatment of mental, or substance abuse problems, etc.; and, l Provide direct assistance to lower income households to prevent or eliminate residential Building or Municipal Code violations and/or improve the quality of housing units in Carlsbad through residential (rental and/or owner occupied) rehabilitation programs. 2. SOCIAL SERVICES (GENERAL): . Provide assistance to non-profit public service providers who meet the basic needs of lower income Carlsbad residents. Basic needs are defined as those which provide food, shelter, clothing and, in some cases, health care; l Provide assistance to non-profit public service providers who offer counseling and self- improvement programs/activities for lower income Carlsbad residents; and, l Provide assistance to non-profit public service providers who offer recreational and/or cultural programs/activities for lower income Carlsbad residents. 3. SOCIAL SERVICES (CHILDREN & ADULTS): . Provide assistance to organizations which administer programs that directly benefit lower income children living in Carlsbad. The programs must provide one or more of the following activities: day care, after-school care, cultural enrichment, recreation, health care/immunization or self-improvement. The City may also give priority to single-parent assistance programs such as counseling services; and . Provide assistance to organizations which administer programs that directly benefit low income adults living in Carlsbad. The programs must provide one or more of the following activities for adults: employment services, job training, and educational programs. Programs designed for elderly adults only must provide one or more of the following activities: meals, homemaking or personal assistance services, financial assistance services, counseling, transportation, or shared housing or other housing related services. Fund Strategy.doc 2 of 5 CITY OF CARLSBAD 2001-2002 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM SUMMARY OF FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR 2001-2002 PROGRAM YEAR Source of Funds New Entitlement Grant Program Income Reallocation of Previous Funds TOTAL ERP 67:240 21,440 737,688 Completed/Canceled Proiect Funds to be Reallocated Activitv Year Status Council on Aging Contribution for Vista Senior Center Expansion 2000 Funds no longer needed Balance ($1 20,000 La Posada de Guadalupe Roof and Floor Repairs 1998 Completed 1,384 La Posada de Guadalupe Restroom/Shower Improvements 1997 Completed 66 TOTAL 21,440 Funds Available bv Activitv Public Service Affordable Housing Amount ($1 97,350 152,845 Public Facilities, Improvements/Other 174,285 Program Administration/Fair Housing’ 129,800 Section 108 Loan Pavmen? 183,408 TOTAL AVAILABLE FUNDS $737,688 1 No proposals will be accepted for CDBG funds available for planning and administrative activities. All funds will be used for the administration of the City’s CDBG Program. 2 Funds will be used for the payment of the City’s Section 108 Loan used for the acquisition of property for the Villa Loma Affordable Housing Project. Fund Strategy.doc 3 of 5 SAN DIEGO URBAN COUNTY 2001-2002 HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM STRATEGY The City of Carlsbad, as a member of the San Diego Urban County HOME Consortium, will allocate its HOME Investment Partnership funds to implement the following activities directly, through local housing authorities, or for-profit or non-profit organizations: 1. Property Acauisition/Housina Construction HOME funds may be used for property acquisition and all other eligible costs of providing new affordable housing for lower-income persons and special needs groups. 2. Housina Acquisition/Rehabilitation HOME funds may be used for acquisition of existing housing units with or without rehabilitation for lower-income persons and special needs groups. 3. Housina Rehabilitation HOME funds may be used for housing rehabilitation costs incurred separately or in connection with the acquisition of existing housing for lower-income persons and special needs groups. 4. Rental Assistance HOME funds may be used for tenant based rental assistance, related residential security deposit assistance programs, and other eligible related costs. 5. Home Buver Assistance HOME funds may be used for home buyer assistance programs for lower income persons. Such programs may include, but are not limited to, downpayment and closing cost assistance, direct loan to the home buyer, interest subsidy to the lender, or “gap” financing. 6. Administration/Planning A portion of HOME funding may be used for eligible HOME administration and planning costs, including direct administrative and overhead costs, public information, fair housing, and program development costs. Fundina Process The City’s portion of HOME funds will be awarded to eligible housing activities implemented by the City or by for profit or non-profit organizations on behalf of the City. Staff of the Housing and Redevelopment Department shall evaluate and determine those eligible housing activities to be considered for funding under the HOME Program based upon the housing need priorities established in the City’s General Plan Housing Fund Strategy.dcc 4 of 5 Element and the Consolidated Plan. Staff will present to recommendations for project funding to the City Council for consideration and final approval. Additionally, the Urban County HOME funding program will be implemented through twice yearly Notices of Funding Availability (NOFA’s). Leveraae In so far as possible, HOME funds will be leveraged with other public and private funding sources to enhance program productivity. Area of Activity HOME funds may be used for housing activities implemented within the City of Carlsbad. SAN DIEGO COUNTY CONSORTIUM 2001-2002 HOME PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM TENTATIVE FUNDING ALLOCATIONS FOR 2001-2002 PROGRAM YEAR Participatina Jurisdictions Amount ($1 Carlsbad 252,230 Encinitas 227,484 La Mesa 219,976 Santee 206,003 Vista 316,814 Urban County 2,364,893 TOTAL $3,587,400 Fund Strategy.doc 5 of 5 EXHIBIT 2 CITY OF CARLSBAD 2001-2002 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM LIST OF PROJECT PROPOSALS AND FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS 23 North County Council on Aging/ Public Services $8,000 $5,000 Support Services for Seniors Seniors 24 North County Council on Public Services $8,786 0 Aging/Equipment for New Offices Seniors 25 Catholic Charities/La Posada Facilities & Imps. $13,000 $6,500 Homeless Shelter Homeless 26 Boys & Girls Club/Acquisition of Facilities & Imps. $100,000 $67,114 Property for New Facility Youths 27 Join Hands Save a Life/ Facilities & Imps. $150,000 $100,671 Multi-purpose Gym Youths 29 City of Carlsbad/Housing Reserve Affordable Housing $152,845 $152,845 Fund TOTAL REQUESTS $733,450 424,480 EXHIBIT 3 CITY OF CARLSBAD HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM 2001-2002 HOME PROPOSAL AND FUNDING RECOMMENDATION NO. AGENCY/PROJECT TYPE OF REQUESTED FUNDING PROJECT FUNDING RECOMMENDED AMOUNT BY COMMITTEE 28 Community Housing of North Affordable $75,000 $75,000 County/Solutions Family Center Housing 1 Transitional Housing I 29 1 City of Carlsbad/Housing Reserve Affordable $837,155 177,230 1 Fund Housing TOTAL $912,155 $252,230 ARCHITECTS & PLANNERS ARCHITECTS & PLANNERS 2017 PINTORESCO Cl. 2017 PINTORESCO Cl. CARLSUAD. CA 92009 CARLSUAD. CA 92009 (740) 422-8422 (740) 422-8422 PAX (740) 4a2.62Ao PAX (740) 4a2.62Ao December 11,200O Frank A, Sorino Join Hands--Save A Life 3528 Madison St. Carl&ad, CA 92008 Dear Frank: As you have requested I would like to summa&e my FEE arrangements for your buildhg project, To date 1 have spent 300 hours in preparing construction documents, procuring consuftants, and attending meetings, At current billing rate this would total as follows: 300 hours x $100.00 = $30,000.00 Our originat agreement and contract amount forr this work was $6,1X00. I am pleased to donate the difference of $ 23,825.OO towards your project. i#Gi rely, -MY th A. Purdy, Architect .: ‘_ ., -. : LEGAL AID SOCIETYOF SAJY DIEGO, INC. Office of the Public Attorney a 216 South Tremont Street Oceanside, CA 92054 Telephone: (760) 722~1935/724-2740 q F acsimile: (760) 722-0549 To Whom It May Concern: WILLL4.M B. SAILER ESQ Pddmt, Bmd d Dina~u. JL’AXITA HILL Praridmt-dst, Be&l d Didn GREGdRY E. KNOLL, ESQ. Exautim Directw/Chiel Cmmrl January 31,200l The Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., is a nonprofit law firm which provides legal services to qualified individuals and organizations at no charge. To date, we have provided 106.9 hours of attorney time to Join Hands Save A Life. The reasonable value of the services provided is $250 per hour, for a to?al value of $26,725. The services have been provided in the areas of contract drafting and negotiation, negotiation with city agencies, drafting of rfp’s, and general consultation and advice. Sine rel & %r Dennis E. Holz Managing Attorney :. ..‘).& .- . . . ~.~~~--~.-‘-.~--~-l.-l---.--.j-- r-:- .--- &....,-,-A1 ._-T ____: . .._.___ _.’ _‘__ ..__ .._ ...-. . . _ . . :‘. .. 5 _ . . 530 B Street v Suite 2100 . San Diego l California 92101-4469 Telephone (619) 238-1900 l Facsimile (619) 235-0398 l www.proaopio.com Patrick W. Martin Direct Dial 619C515-3230 Internet: pwm@,$woaopio.com November 15,200O Mr. Frank Sorino Executive Director Join Hands Save a Life 3528 Madison Street Carlsbad, CA 92008-5034 VIA US, MAIL Re: Engagement Agreement Dear Mr. Sorino: On behalf of Procopio, Cot-y, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP (“PCH&S”) we are pleased to be able to provide legal services with respect to tax advice concerning tax deductible donations (e.g. used vehicles, boats, etc.), and the use of a third party company to solicit such donations on a pro-bono basis. As we discussed over the telephone, we will represent the nonprofit entity Joint Hands Save a Life and not you in your individual capacity. I have enclosed an Engagement Agreement (“Agreement”) from our law firm which is required by PCH&S before we can provide legal services to you. Please carefUlly review the Agreement and familiarize yourself with it, and contact me with any questions or comments you might have. If the Agreement is acceptable, please sign where indicated and return an originally signed Agreement at your earliest convenience. We thank you for your consideration, Please do not hesitate to call us with any questions or comments you might have regarding the enclosed Agreement or any other matter. With kindest regards, 4 PATRICK W. MARTIN, for Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP PWM:rcd Enclosure : : : I . . .._ _ _:~. _. ,. . ‘. : .. _c , ..; I5 ennet .’ 13tlxxm&r 10,199% Prank. A:hino CJlicf ExcaltiT ofsccr d Job H;radr- S?ve a Life’ 3528 Madis.on Strm Grlsb;sd, (22lihlh 92&x As per your w pica note rbzr to date tte ha-c spent 56 hours in dmloping the Design Coacqt for p-w bxation Chttr, Ac current billing mc thzt weld equate as follow: 56hrs x 5125f hr. - $7000.00 &Mm ec !&Xii& is pld co dodlte this time rowiLTds your &ox-t5 aJxi wish you ConM s?lc4xa. F.H. Trip’ Ba.mr, a 7755 l%y Am-xc hI!a C lo jcl!a. Colifwr:io 93037 lal 619+WX4 !CXA ~lWjA.~lbl . ,’ DE\VCIUR~T c QMK%IQTE~ GENERQL CONTRRCTOR l DIXIGN l KITCUEN SHOWROdki’ E3T. lc)29 8 LIC. NO 381927 January i8, 1999 Mr. Frank A Sorino Chief Executive OfZcer Join Hands-Save a Life 3 525 Uadissn Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Frank, In accordance with your request please note that Dewhurst & Associates provided approximately 44 hours in consulting services in 1998. This equates to $5,500.00 at current billing rates. .As we have discussed, I will continue tb help as needed so that you may realize your dream for the Join Hands-Save a Life programs and the youth of the City of Carlsbad. Best Personal Regards, w Don Dewhurs; DKIM t LQ JOLLR: 7541 GIRARD P,‘E. . P.O.BOK 574 . LR JOLLRCQ 92037 . TEL (619) 456-5345 FM (6lQ) 434-0180 l RRNCI-IO 6QNTR FE: TEL WU 7156-7993 ._ . .,...: _.._. -_ DEVUUR~T c\ QMOCIFITE~ GENER$JL CONTRXTOR l DE61GN l KITCUEN 3UOtiROOM *-* E3T. 1929 9 LIC. NO 381927 January 27,200O Mr. Frank A Sorino ChiefExecutive Officer Join Hands-Save a Life 3528 Madison Street C&bad, CA 92008 Dear Frank, In accordance with your request, please note that Dewhurst & Associates provided approximately 37 hours in consulting services in 1999. This equates to 54,625.00 at current billing rates. I’m glad your plans are progressing weK J4 eti,pertinPIregards, ~a IOLLR: 7541 GiRQRD FIVE. . P.O.BOX574 l LF\ IOLLR.CFI 92037 TEL (838) 456-5345 l FRX (858)454-0180 RllNCUO 3QNTFI FE: TEL (858) 75b-7003 ,-. ;-. I : :- . . To: “Join Hands save a life” Frank Anthony Sorino 3528 Madison Street Carlsbad Ca. 92008-5034 Mr. Albert0 S. Trujillo 1751 Andrea Ave. Carlsbad Ca. 92008 (760-434-4718) Services provided to expedite permit procurement at the City of Carisbad Building Department. Project Manager thirty (30) hours at $75.00 per hour.. .................... ..$2,250.0 0 Assistant Twenty two (22) hours at $57.00 per hour.. ....................... $1,254.00 Total...$3,504,00 . . :. :- .:. _ : ‘. . . ._ -.‘.. . . . . ._ :* :: ’ -.’ . __- I .\ LANDUS~/COASTALPLANNING L,WDSCAPEARCHITECTURE.~Y~J POLICYANDPROCESSlNG ENVIRONMENTtiMITIGM-lON ‘December 1995 To: join Hands Save A Life From: Planning Sys terns I RE: Service Rendered Dennis Cutiingham of Planning Systems, a land use planning and processing corporation, has provided several hours of service for join Hands Save A Life. The majority of this work involved the development applicant process toward join Hands Save A Life future facility, attending city staff meetings, City Council meetings, Design Review Board IMeeting, sub-coQsultant meetings and the review of staff report end City staff documentation. Dennis Cunningham also assisted in the drafting of the Policy Handbook for the non-profit organization. It is estimated that Dennis Cunningham*worked a total 105 hours for the Year of 1998 for Join Hands Save A Life.. Currently, Dennis bills out at $75.00 d.ollars per hour. He looks forward to working with the non-profit organization in the next year toward the goal of Join Hands Save A Life constructing and occupying the new facility in the near future. . Join Hnnds - Saz A Life '%" FAmAY AVENUE l SUIti iO0 l &RLSB~'b~ 9kOS l (j60) 931-0750 l FM (760) 931-5744 l * plandngsystc d ’ s@nctimes.net I .-. . c . . Cost Estimate The estimated costs for the preliminary evaluation ar e Indicated in the following table: - ITEM RATUHR HOURS ’ 1 COST SUBTOTALS FIELD EXPLORATION 1 f Staff Geolo@st/Encjneer Pubber tire backhoe (plus $75.00 6.0 $450.00 mobiIization/demobilizalion)- I mkimum half day. * $770.0~ LABORATORY TESTING Laboratory Technician S56.00 ]y s,,o~oo ANALYSIS AND REPORT PREPARATION ‘;; . :; I iq c --- S!aff GeolsgistiEngineer $80.00 10.0 $800.00 ! - Tachnical Illustrator I s45.oG 4.0 Reproducrion/Otke Services IL. q rspo;t, 5 c.ies) 1 I I I / SI.550.3C i ----I 1 TOTAL 1 33,015.co 1 As noted above, the estimated costs for the preliminary gsotechnical evaluation of the site would be $3,015.00; however, in light of the community service that this project will be providing to the City of Carlsbad, GeoSoils, Inc. will provide our services and the preliminary geotechnical report at a cost of $1 ,OOO.OO. SCHEDULE OF WORK Once authorized to proceed, we expect that field exploration could commence within 2 weeks, provided rainfall does not hinder field work. In addition, GeoSoils, Inc. requests site access through the locked gate on Roosevelt Street to be provided. Our report should be completed in approximately 15 to 20 working days from the date of site exploration. Join Hands Save A Life ?A. 9963-15 Join Hands Youth Facility, Carlsbad .+ri! 6. 19119 File: e:\wp7\pro\mar99i9903-lS.pro Page 3 ,: _:_ _-.: I. _. :’ . . ,. L... .” ._ _. . . .- ,’ . *:,... . . . . * . ~ . . . . . . . . . /d.$#T&ti&. R. .&A! ,- . . . ..* . . /Z~.5. w 6=wuDw?dM LZJZ, 5A..ES4, an 92383 _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . d4Ai G, /999 . . . . .’ January 15,1999 To whom it may concern; My name is Alfonso Ledesma, and I live at 2050 Janis Way in Carlsbad. I am writing this letter to hereby declare that it is my intentions to volunteer my time, labor and skills to the impending construction of the JOIN HANDS - SAVE A LIFE facility on Roosevelt St. in Carlsbad. I have been a concrete mason for more than 20 years, and ha,ve worked on countless construction projects throughout San Diego, Riverside and Orange County. My expertise is focused on all facets of concrete foundations, and related phases of construction. I strongly believe in the concept of providing safe, healthy environments for youth who are at-risk to .enjoy different types of recreation. The JOIN HANDS- SAVE A LiFE project has the potential to provide that kind of service to many young people. Therefore, I would like to donate my efforts to see this facility become a reality in any way I can offer my services. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at(760) 434-5602. *+References upon request. Sincerely, Alfonso Ledesma 1. Glmson Huss 1739 Sorrel Court. CarlsbcXJ. California 92009 Jonuory 30, 1999 To Whom It May Concern: RE: Join Hands - Saw n 1iFc This letter may be used in support of or as documentation For any public or private grant or other’ financial or programming requast by thy Gotlrd 0; r/ii~ctOfs of the non-pr’ofit incorporation known as Join Hands - Save fI life. I am an attorney duly licensed to practice low in the State of California and hove provided legal advice and services -- all Free of charge -- to the Officers and Directors of Join Hands since September 1992. Those services include, but ore not limited to, developing the articles of incorporation and bylaws, preparing the federal and state applications For non-profit. incorporation status, providing advice regarding management and Financial requirements and procedures, and reviewing contracts (including the purchase of real property) ond grant applications. I do not hove the total number of pro bono hours For legal services provided over the years except to report that the hours ore in the several hundreds Qnd represent o significant invsstment of my professional time. c Rs o citizen of Co&bad, rnv husband and I hove also continuously supported the group with donations of cash and tangible property which was used directly For programs and indirectly For Fund-raising. Professionally ond personally, I am proud of what the Officers and Directors of Join Hands - Save R life hove accomplished so For and of- their 9001s. I am impressed with their dedication and that of their supporters. I wish them luck and intend to continue-my support OS I hove 6lwaVs done. Sincerely, Karen k. Gleason Huss KCGH:lod cc: JHSRC, Board of Directors L I . OFFICE PAVILION SAN DlfOD 5 . . LIST OF DONATED ITEMS l 1 Equa Chair 0 2 Liason Stations l 2 Units (Library) l 1 Podium l 1 Black Liason Cabinet l 1 Ethospace RM Storage Cabinet l 1 4-Drawer Meridian File l 5 Pedestals . 0 1 Ink Jet Printer l 3 Digitirers l 1 Meridian Planter Top File l 3-Gun Projection Unit $300 $5,000 $500 $200 $400 $400 $500 $750 $100 $75 $400 $1.000 TOTAL DONATION %9,625 By signature below, it is certified that the above items have been donatedfiee and clearjkom O@ce Pavilion San Diego (OPSD) to ‘Join Hati Save a L#e ‘, a non- profit charitable organization, on the c&e noted below. , President - OPSD 3-/&-m Date _.. 7/’ c B-&/y- -> / 3-h. - Frank Anthony Sorino ‘Join Hands Save a Life’ Date 6920 Carroll Road * Son DIego. CA 92121 l 858.784.5200 l Fax 858.7134.5290 l www.opsd.com ::.; : :. . JOIN-HANDS-SAVE-A-LIFE Volumei: Issue 1 October 1999 The Youth Center becomes a real+! Frank Anthony Sorino Founder and CEO On February 2,1999, after years of meeting with the Carlsbad Design Review Board, the City Council approved our youth facility! This recreational social center is going to be 6,175 square feet and will provide a rich alternative for our at-risk youth of our community. This is a wonderful milestone we’ve reached and construction should begin soon. We provide a place that helps gang/drug prevention after school. A place to help neglected juveniles. A place to fight juvenile crime. A place for the older youths to belong. The 9th Anniversary Dinner Auction will be December 11th 1999! Free Dinner served at 6pm, auction begins at 7 Svpp~ti “At-RiM teenagers thrvugb purliri;bation We would like to request your participation iri our fundraiser by donating a gift certificate, an item or a check from your business. Your donation will be used in our raffle, live auction or silent auction. I recognize you are probably inundated with similar request; however, we feel strongly about supporting “at risk” Carlsbad teenagers who are striving to succeed in society. But we can’t do it without the help of our community’s business’, merchants and private citizens. Our mission is to reach a segment of our community that desperately needs help. Student population in.Carlsbad will almost double in the next 10 years. Getting the center built is only part of our goal. We need your help to continue the daily, 330 days a year operation we provide now! All corporate sponsors will be announced at the event, listed in the program and will receive appropriate recognition in local papers. Please help us expand and continue this free community service that we provide to our extremely low-income youth! Send all donations and gifts to/or arrange pick-up: .h6t-Hands-Save-a-Life 3528 Madison Sheet, Carisbad CA 92008, VOX & fax: (760) 720-0540 - Fed.Tax ID #33-0592140 California Corp. #D- 1857764 Sitice we Servicer, directly . . / uszng our name andUnited Way nuder: 1 are one of United Way’s 7@ency you canplidge a dbnation ro our nonprofit organization 6y Join &b& Save PI. Life number: 6337 “JOIN HANDS- SAVE A LIFE” 3528 Madison Street Carlsbad Ca 92008 (760) 720-0540 ( A non-profit charitable corporation ) Chief Executive Officer Frank Anthony Sorino * All donations are tax deductable. Federal tax exempt ID # 33-0592140 California Corporation # D-1857764 ---s--c;--i-----“> _--.- - .x-....c..._- .-_.. _ _._... -,_ _._ -\V North County Times Charities Fund Helping children and families in North San Diego and Southwest Riverside counties June 13,200O Mr. Frank Sorino Executive Director Join Hands-Save a Life 3528 Madison Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mr. Sorino: We are pleased to inform you that the Board of Directors of the Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation approved the following grant from the North County Times Charities Fund on 5/l 5/2000. Amount: $5,000.00 Purpose: For General Support Payment Schedule: 6/9/2000 A check for $S,OOO.OO is enclosed. Please review the attached “General Conditions for McCormick Tribune Foundation Grants,” which are an integral part of this grant award letter. Please note that if you are asked to reapply for funding, your next application must include information on how this grant was used. Please indicate your acceptance of this grant by signing and promptly returning the enclosed grant acknowledgement form. We wish you success. Sincerely, lauy-- David Pesquei a Senior Program Officer Enclosures I?O. Box 300639, Escondido, California 92030 l 7601740-3503 . . BOARD OF TRUSTEES hficim=l B. Lopez cbnimion LI CEO E. Z&r Lopr?. Esq. I if+ Pwhd i- corplr*l/r~ Mrdd~; IWI s. Ihdsm Tr‘rr~;mr 1: if5 hfE\fHER\; John .\l. Ea$ CL!, Pi,%, Fh:r<~r,m~~~ c: .bljpi: .\l~~hac! I. Cl,~hcrnm CE.!l SW~S .Il,l,rii~rw,L!llr .\l::che!l hl. K;od.lnl.~ ‘Si’hd Xi. &iv. Lq. EVERHEALTH FOUNDATION 613 WEST VALLEY PARKWAY. SUITE 3 10 l ESCOXDIDO, CA 92025 (7GO)740-663O*F~x(7GO~ 740~GG33 mblopcz@everheaith.com August 23,1999 Mr. Frank Sorino . Join Hands- Save a Life 3528 Madison Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mr. Sorino: I am pleased to inform you that the Executive Committee of Everhealth Foundation has approved Join Hands- Save a Life’s grant application in the amount of $lO,OOO.OO. The Executive Committee has stipulated one requirement with reference to this grant: We will require a written report detailing how these grant funds were used. Said report should be provided to us no later than one year from the receipt of funds. Please find enclosed a Memorandum of Understanding, which is self-explanatory. Please have this document executed and the original returned to our offke at your earliest convenience. Upon receipt of the executed Memorandum, we will forward you the grant monies. Regards, Michael B. Lopez Chairman and CEO MBL:lf Enclosure Everhedth Founa?atio?z is a private cbaritnbk grantmzking organizution _. . _. r . _ r ._ . . ,. . .__.. .- ~._. Asymlek Headquarters 2762 Loker Avenue West Carlsbad, CA 92006-6603 USA Tel: 760-431-1919 Fax: 760-431-2678 Email: info@asymtek.com Website: httpPww.asymtek.com . July 8, 1999 Join Hands - Save A Life 3528 Madison Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Attn: Mr. Frank Anthony Sorino Dear Mr. Frank Anthony Sorino: In 1998 your organization received a $5,000.00 grant from the Nordson Corporation Foundation. If you are interested in re-applying for a similar grant this year, please fill out the enclosed application. Also, as part of the application process please enclose an explanation as to how the grant money donated last year has been used. Send the completed application to: Asymtek 2762 Loker Avenue West Carlsbad, CA 92008 Attn: Ray McHenry Completed application forms must be received by August 15 for the Board of Trustees meeting in October. Please contact me at (760) 930-7258 if you have any questions. Sincerely, Human Resources Manager Asymtek - ..-, . -.._ . ,’ I l - Gofne+?i-h K&f / -- %% WdY m-in,pm Coi’df &on243 &pfw SG2mode dfitAh&, and em243 AaL dbtdizf lo... K&VA&?IS CLUBOF CARLSBAD . 1. Post Office Box 711 Carlsbad. Calif. 92008 January 7,1999 Mr. Frank A. Sorino Chief Executive Officer Join Hands - Save a Life 3528 Madison Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Frank: Happy New Year and best wishes for 1999! Regarding a fund raising project for Join Hands - Save a Life which we discussed last year, I am contacting the musical program director, Kathleen O’Brien. Kathleen was greatly instrumental in producing successful fund raising events for us in the past and I believe she would be most willing to work with us for your benefit. In our Kiwanis board meeting this morning, several members asked when we were sponsoring another concert so I feel sure that we’ll have Kiwanis support and support from the community at large. Everyone enjoys a musical evening! As soon as Kathleen and I have a plan in place, the Kiwanis Club of Carlsbad will hold a fund-raising event for your organization. Sincerely, /-y-e. Cecilia Leonard, Vice-President October 29, 1998 Join Hands - Save A Life 3528 Madison Street Carlsbad, CA 92008 Attn: Mr. Frank A. Sorino Asymtek Headquarters 2762 Loker Avenue West Carlsbad, CA 92008-6603 USA Tel: 760-431-I 919 Fax: 760-431-2678 Email: infoQasymtek.com Website: hltp://wvwasymtek.com Dear Mr. Frank A. Sorino: Asymtek (a Nordson company) is pleased to announce that Join Hands - Save A Life has been approved to receive a $5,000.00 grant from the Trustees of the Nordson Corporation Foundation. We are most enthusiastic and supportive of the work you are doing in the community and hope that this grant will encourage others to support your efforts as well. We would like to share this exciting event with all of our employees and invite you and/or another representative from your organization to receive the grant at our next employee meeting scheduled for November 19, 1998. The employee meeting will be at 11:OO AM at the Andersen’s Inn (formally known as Pea Soup Andersen’s) at 850 Palomar Airport Road, Carlsbad, 92008. The meeting will be held upstairs in the Juliette Room. The Andersen’s Inn’s telephone number is (760) 930-3880. We would like a representative from your organization to take a couple minutes to provide an overview of your organization and explain how the grant money will be used. Please contact me at (760) 930-7258 to RSVP for the meeting. As a condition of the grant, we will require a report on the progress your organization has made during the grant year. We ask that your report contain information on how the dollars were spent, how the grant allowed your organization to impact the community or issue that was being addressed, and what lessons were learned during the grant year. This report will be due in our office by October 3 1, 1999. Ray A. McHemy Human Resources Manager Asymtek Optimist Club of Cdrlsbd INCORPORATED “The Achiewen” p.0. BOX 669 CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 January 24, 1999 Carlsbad City Council Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Council Members; The Optimist Club of C&k-bad is a firm supporter of the Join Hands Save A Life Club. While we only learned of this club’s existence in early 1998, we have become involved with them as a club and many of our members have become involved on an individual basis. The Optimists have supported the club‘s fund raisers and will continue to do so in the future. In addition, it is our long-term commitment to this group to continue our support both financially and physically. The Optimist Club of Carlsbad is dedicated to helping the youth of our community. We all agree that Join Hands Save A Life is a fine organization to support in any way that we can. A club house, as proposed, is absolutely needed for this organization, and we are behind it 100 per cent. Sincerely, gijf.f.~fYi$y&L4~ . President . . North Coast Y’s Men’s Club Co-Ed Service Club to the Magduha Ecke Family YMCA P.O. Box 230907, Encinitas, CA 92023-0907 June 3, 1998 Mr. Frank Sorino Join Hands - Save a Life 3528 Madison Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Frank: As we near the end of our year of fund-raising and service projects, the members of the North Coast Y’s Men’s Club have chosen to make the enclosed contribution to Join Hands - Save a Life to fulfil1 in part our community service goal. Sincerely, NORTH COAST Y’S MEN’S CLUB / 5%7 427 .- --id ’ 2/J ,, ;.f -&k Barbara Vaughn, Treasurer Enclosure .* t i ‘ -: -1 .i : :I ii .I/ ii j! ji ii ii 1 II “Join Hands - Save A Life*’ would like to thank the very gracious donors for their generosity and support in making our 8th anniversary dinner auction a sucess. Also thanks for helping us raise the funds so we can continue to freely serve the lowest income, most at-risk youth in our community. We appreciate your support of our effort to build a new youth center and multi-purpose gymnasium dedicated to the free service of our youth. Crystal Catering Derek L Rippy Joe TOSIO Gary A. Thorn son Graphics No I4 International George Trnna Kfwanas Club of Car&ad F. E. G. % Charfa Boodry Fred & Oottie Pechek Alice W. Frost Nordson Asymtek 4Z~%fffan Thompson Bill’s Lab William & Mandy Atkission Flovd & Elsie Giordani Walter John Alben Larry&Jill Kammerude Scan & Lisa Free Morgosh Dr. J. Banv McGrath John Sedn, Major USA Ret. Judy Ann Barber J. A. Toland Rosemane Cummings Joe & Patricia Ayers Denine Burdick Burdick Construction Company Rita Tumbull Mar-y Ellen &James Sullivan Hitting Zone Bricks & Bristles p;;k&eCecilia Leonard Carol Tosto Donald % hla Paflee M. C. & Ulla x ae Brooks Harold &Agnes Whiteman Rocco & Sandra Nobile Dr. Salvador % Penny Vefarquez Maria Cristina leon Mi uel R. Padilla L Ro rt D. Sullivan Anna De Pace . Amanda Kachaturoff Al % Linda Ledesma Ron & Cynthia Coscuna Don & Lael Dew-hunt Carl&ad junior Women’s Club Genevieve Madnd Madrid’s Janitorial Service Francis &Jeanne Brady C. B. & April Pnchard James Nettinga Con&o Trejo George & Vergie Nantz Lewfs & Helen Maynard C. Mark Howard Kathleen Gallagher JohnGram& & Cheryl Allen Antornette Vazquez Mhur & Tonia Stemberg Efizabeth & Marvin Ferguson -!!r?xzmack EiuLi Gleason Huss Try 7’ Advertising Toyota of Carfsbad Lexus of Carisbad Dcminick % Norma Sonno Geoffr E. Bell, D. D. 5. Valerie ummem 9 Southern Cakfomia Guide Chtis Foumier International Orientation Resouces, Inc. hbjorie Nowlin Robert & Mary Lou Martin North Coast Y Men’s Club Ad$rst Chiropractic John A Slawson. D. C. Jan Leslie & Bernadette ierrier Eddii Grooms o Ann & Bill Poner b & Tammy Cardinas D&e Holliday Dptfmist Club of Carlsbad Cad TTlknghast T Is nds Restaurant Ray Nosse Terry Maher Mine Eubanks The Sand Bar Entertainment Books BettyTodus Jerry Denine kZll!e?Z Bob Otto Daniel P. Ryan y&yo$ Wta Fami ?i fun Center Bahia Tan enters Coyote Bar &Grill Wefk Reson Center ;omhhing co. San Diego Padres Hennessey’s Tavern ueen Eileen’s 8ll ‘Mr-en’s Museum of San Diego Carisbad Children’s Museum Dine Barber vlejas Andenen’s Inn McCabe’s Beach Club Stuft Pizza Domino’s Pizza $$p”‘Y Richards Trre Shop Old Globe Theater North Coast Repertory Theatre Ultrazone E;zechuan Mimi’s Caie Reuben H. fleet Science Center Grand Pacific Resorts Carfsbad Seapointe Resort Chart House 0. T. Quigfey Macy’s Joyce Heller Souplantation & Sweef Tomatoes Claim umper d Able eal Company, Inc. Steven Forrest Jarvis Kdko Beach That Pizza Piace Carfsbad Company Stores Del Mar Plaza Pnntaslic. Inc. Golds Gym Arthur R. Barber F. H. ‘Trip’ Bennett Bennett & Smith Planning Systems Dennis Cunningham Marjorie Mosher Schmidt Foundation Helen Brown Joe Flares Cal Fed Bank Frank Anthony Sonno He&r-to ‘Santos’ Gcmez Mar&l Beaz San Die o Union-Tribune Nicole appas $ son Ly Gloria Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Bob Ottatiano Orlando De La Peiw Hilda Gonzales Edith Beaz Vrncente Beaz Wtlliam Medrano Sergio Espana George Espana DaIa;odnguez Cartsbad Police Department Captain Jim Hawks Dewhunt % Associates Gabby Bear Linda Lennox In Memory of Barbara Vaughn & Francisco Venegas “JoinHands -SaveALife" 3528 Madison Street,Carlsbad, CA92008-5034*760/720-0540 Paidforby Sponsorsof “join Hands - Save ALife” . .- ‘.. .;‘, : ., i,. f Just the FAX from Gary A. Thompsort 70 JOE TOSTO t Date : NOVEMBER 16, 1998 FAX : 694-5888 Remarks: MORNIN! THIS OUTLINES A LETTER I WILL BE DROPPING OFF LATER TODAY. I AM DONATING ON BEHALF OF THE CARLSBAD OPTIMIST CLUB $?OO.OO TO THE JOIN HANDS-SAVE A LIFE FOUNDATION. I WILL ALSO SAVE ANYONE THAT CONTACTS JOE TOSTO AFTER THE AUCTION SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS IN REAL ESTATE COMMISSIONS IF THEY USE ME AS AN AGENT BEFORE JUNE I, 1999 TO BUY OR SELL NORTH COUNTY REAL ESTATE. I WILL ALSO DONATE 50% OF ANY COMMISION I RECEIVE TO THE JOIN HANDS-SAVE A LIFE FOUNDATION. REAL ESTATE COMMISSIONS NORMALLY RUN 6 %. ANYONE THAT USES ME AS AN AGENT TO LIST & SELL PROPERTY BECAUSE OF THE EXOSURE AT THE FUNDRAISER ON NOVEMBER 21, A998 WILL ONLY BE CHARGED 4.9% OF THE SALES PRICE. EXAMPLE THAT 1.1% DISCOUNT TRANSULATES INTO THEM SAVING $2,200 ON THE SALE OF A $200,000 PROPERTY. THE JOIN HANDS-SAVE A LIFE GROUP WOULD RECEIVE A MINIMUM OF $1,900 AND AS MUCH AS $4,900 IF I WOULD HAPPEN TO REPRESENT THE BUYER ALSO. -1 >’ ReAWax By the Sea fv 1 J’ ‘-3 ,’ . 1247 Carlsbad Wage Dr. Carlsbad, Ca. 92006 Direct Line: 760-729-4567 Residence: 760-720-3720 Office: 760-434-7400 / 7-800-380-7355 Fax: 760-434-7400 .. MARJORIE MOSHER SCHMIDT FOUNDATION POSTOFFICE Box 7086 NEWPOETBEACH,CAL&UZ.N~ 92860 December 11, 1997 Frank Sorino, President Join Hands - Save a Life 3528 Madison Carlsbad, CA 92008 ‘To help life reach fiili deve/apmen t. a good m.an is a Bend to all hWng things. w Albert Sch weifzer Dear Mr. Sorino: We are pleased to enclose a contribution from the John H. Scudder Memorial Fund of the Marjorie Mosher Schmidt Foundation to assist in the work of Join Hands. This gift was sponsored by Barbara Vaughn. Best wishes for the holidays and coming year. Cordially, /> / John H. Scudder President ,JHS: bv Enclosure . . a&bad Unified School District 801 Pine Avenue l Cadsbad, CA 92008 w (780) 729-9291 l FAX (760)~9685 . ..a b&d dass distnkt February 2, 1999 Dear City Officials: I am writing this letter of support for Frank So&o, President of “Join Hands-Save A Life” in Carlsbad. I represent the Carlsbad Unified School District as a member of Youth Enrichment Services (Y.E.S.) of Carlsbad. I also have the privilege of chairing Y.E.S. Y.E.S. is a collaboration of Carlsbad agencies and organizations which work to address risk factors among Carlsbad youth. The Y.E.S. membership includes the Carlsbad Police Department, the Carlsbad Unified School District, Barrio Association representatives, and Boys and Girls Club to name just a few. Mr. Sorino’s “Join Hands-Save A Life” program is consistent with the Y.E.S. goals elaborated upon in the Y.E.S. Strategic Plan. Y.E.S. therefore lends its support for Mr. Sorino’s efforts to apply for grants and other resources. Y.E.S. also lends its support for Mr. Sorino’s efforts to obtain building plan approval. A real strength of the Carlsbad community rests in the many individuals, agencies, and organizations which focus on enhancing the success of our youth. Mr. Sorino and his program are part of this community’s strength and purpose in focusing upon the particular needs and risk factors which our youth encounter. Y.E.S. is therefore pleased to write in behalf or Mr. Sorino and “Join Hands-Save A Life.” Sincerely, Louis I. Pollock, Ed.D. Chair,. Carlsbad Youth Enrichment Services January 31,1999 Carlsbad Civ Council 1.200 Carlsbad Village Dr. Carlsbad CA 92008 Dear Mayor Lewis and City Council Members, I am writing this letter in support of Frank Sorino and Join Hands Save a Life. As is indicated in the name,you have the opportunity to “save a life” by approving their gym. Mr. Sorino has worked with youth, particularly ‘at risk’ youth, for many years. He has provided a positive role-model for adolescent boys, some of whom lack a solid male influence in their lives. The community and City of Carlsbad offer a plethora of activities for children. Unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer programs available as children grow older. Extra-curricular sports programs offered by the schools provide some options, butthey serve only about 25% of the student population. Join Hands Save a.Life takes the next step by targetingyouth who would not typically participate in school programs - with an emphasis on those who need extra attention. These are youth who are at a turning point. Join Hands Save a Life is committed to helping these youth become exemplary citizens. Now, they are asking for your commitment. You have the opportunity to make a statement about how Carlsbad values its youth. Your support of this program will speakvolumes. I urgeyou to speak with a clear and unanimous voice, to approve the Join Hands Save a Life gym. Our kids are depending on you. Sincerely, y. ,.‘T ./3 (I /&“i : /‘+&& Nicole Pappas 2689 Garfield St, Carlsbad CA 92008 760-434-595 1 cc: Frank Sorino (Gifts Of Loving Donors) April 17,200O Mr. Frank Sorino 3 528 Madison Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mr. Sorino: Congratulations on your volunteer efforts to provide a healthy outlet through boxing for young boys. Because of your many selfless contributions to the San Diego community, The Gold Diggers would like to honor you at its Seventh Annual “Hats Off To San Diego - A Salute to Our Heroes” luncheon. This event will be held on Thursday, June 22,200O at the Shelter Pointe Marina and Hotel and we would like you to be our guest. The Gold Diggers (Gifts Of Loving Donors), an all-volunteer, philanthropic organization, raises thousands of dollars each year for San Diego County women and children with special needs. To share with you a little about our group, we have enclosed a history of our charity work. We have also included a form to complete if you are available and can attend our luncheon in June. Please return the completed form by April 21 in the enclosed stamped addressed envelope. Mr. Sorino, we are very excited about our salute to San Diego’s men and women that contribute so freely of their time to our community and hope you will give us this opportunity to thank you. Sincerely, isabelle H. Piccini, Chair Hats Off To San Diego Barbara Miller, Chair A Salute to Our Heroes PO. Box 81832 San Diego, CA 92138-1832 Community Resource Center June 24,1999 Join Hands Save A Life C/O Frank Sorino 3528 Madison Carlsbad, CA 92008 Dear Mr. Sorino: On behalf of the staff and Board of Directors at the Community Resource Center (CRC), I want to thank the young men from Join Hands Save A Life for setting up the tables and chairs for our most recent fundraising event, the Carlsbad English Tea. Without the giving and generous attitudes of organizations like yours, CRC would be unable to host events which generate funds that allow us to provide services to individuals and families recovering from the effects of domestic violence, substance abuse, hunger, and homelessness. Again, I thank you for your generosity and compassion. Your organization is truly making a real difference in the lives of those less fortunate than us in our community. Sincerely, Donna Montegna, LCSW Executive Director DM/bm dministrative Office 50 Second Street lcinilas, California 92024 Whone: (760) 753-1 I 56 3X: (760) 753.0252 Thrift Stores General Management PO. Box 230952 Encinitas, California 92023 Telephone: (760) 753-l 156 Fax: (760) 753.0252 Encinitas Social Services Carlsbad Social Services 656 Second Street 2956 Roosevelt St.. Un11 #l Encinitas, California 92024 Carfsbad, California 92008 Telephone: (760) 753.8300 Telephone: (760) 729.9300 Fax: (760) 753-0252 Fax: (760) 729-9399 Transitional Housing P.O. Box 230952 Encinitas. California 92023 Telephone: 632-9936 (760) Fax: (760) 753.0252 Libre! Services for Women and Children i?O. Box 234294 Encinitas. California 92023 Telephone: (760) 753-l 156 Fax: (760) 942-6091 24-Hour Domestic Violence Holline: (760) 633-l 111 JANUARY is National Birth Defects Prevention Month, National Eye Care 6: Glaucoma Awareness Month & Cervical Health Awareness Month IMMUNIZATIONS AND HEALTH SCREENINGS TALKS AND PRESENTATIONS Child immunizations at Carlsbad elementary schools, Jefferson, Buena Vista, Kelly, Aviara, Magnolia, and Hope, and at Lincoln and King middle schools in Oceanside, call Ramona Costa for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. lmmunizations and health screenings at the Escondido Day Care Center and the San Luis Rey Training center in San Marcos, call Larry Hansley for information (760) 736-8626. 22”d & 24” PPD testing and Hepatitis B vaccinations at Encinitas Union School District, call Aurora Pulido for information (760) 736-8607. 23ti & 25ti HIV testing and PPD testing at McAllister Institute in Oceanside by Community Case Management, call Aurora Pulido for information (760) 736-8607. HIV testing & Counseling ongoing at Being Alive on Pier view way in Oceanside by Community Case Management, call Aurora Pulido for information (760) 736-8607. XDiabetes and Hypertension screenings at Lola’s market in Carlsbad, call Sal Bracamonte for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. HIV testing at Mira Costa San Elijo campus; call Diane Loye for information (760) 753-7842. Breast clinic at Encinitas Health Center; call Diane Loye for information (760) 753-7842. n *Child Asthma Presentation by Dr. Chanelle Calhoun, at Child Development Center in Oceanside; call Dr. Calhoun for information (760) 966-3306. FEBRUARY is National Children’s Dental Health Month, American Heart Month, Wise Health Consumer Month & Low Vision Awareness Month IMMUNIZATIONS AND HEALTH SCREENINGS n Healthy Families Enrollment Day by Health Promotions- location undetermined; call Ale Ricardez for information (760) 736-6741. n *Blood pressure screenings at Carlsbad Senior Center, call Sal Bracamonte for information (760) 757-4566. TALKS AND PRESENTATIONS n CTeen Talk at Oceanside High School with Andrea Villalobos and Dr. Chanelle Calhoun, call Andrea for information (760) 966-3306. n 21” Cholesterol screenings at Carlsbad Senior Center. A $3 donation is requested per person screened, call Sal Bracamonte for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. n &Diabetes and Hypertension screenings at Lola’s market in Carlsbad, call Sal Bracamonte for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. Developed and distributed by Marketing Operations; Tel. (760) 736-8634 January 2001 MARCH is National Nutrition Month, Mental Retardation Awareness Month, Hemophilia Month, & National Kidney Month IMMUNIZATIONS AND HEALTH SCREENINGS TALKS AND PRESENTATIONS Child immunizations at Carlsbad elementary schools, Jefferson, Buena Vista, Kelly, Aviara, Magnolia, and Hope, and at Lincoln and King middle schools in Oceanside, call Ramona Costa for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. 13’h 81 151h PPD testing and Hepatitis B vaccinations at Encinitas Union School District, call Aurora Pulido for information (760) 736-8607. Health screenings at MAAC Project in San Marcos for enrolled children and staff, call Larry Hansley for information (760) 736-8626. 14” 81 281h Blood pressure, and glucose screenings at Carlsbad Senior Center; call Sal Bracamonte for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. CCholesterol screenings at Carlsbad Senior Center. A $3 donation is requested per person screened. Call Sal Bracamonte for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. Head Start Encinitas in-service by Encinitas Health Center clinical staff, call Diane Loye for information and service date (760) 753-7842. n WCareer Day at Ocean Shores High School in Oceanside with Andrea Villalobos; call Andrea for information (760) 966-3306. APRIL is Alcohol Awareness Month, National Child Abuse Prevention Month, & National STD Awareness Month, Cancer Control Month, Counseling Awareness Month and World Health Day April If” IMMUNIZATIONS AND HEALTH SCREENINGS n WBlood Pressure screenings at Carlsbad Senior center, call Sal Bracamonte for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. n 18’hCholesterol screenings at Carlsbad Senior Center. A $3 donation is requested per person screened. Call Sal Bracamonte for information and service dates (760) 757-4566. n Breast Clinic at St Leo’s Church in Solana Beach by Encinitas Health Center clinical staff; call Diane Loye for information and service date (760) 753- 7842. TALKS AND PRESENTATIONS =Teen Talk at El Camino High School with Andrea Villalobos and Dr. Chanelle Calhoun, call Andrea for information (760) 966-3306. Developed and distributed by Developed and distributed by Marketing Operations; Tel. (760) 736-8634 Marketing Operations; Tel. (760) 736-8634 January 2001 January 2001 f f NCHS A family of health centers IRMA COTA, M.P.H Chief Executive Officer CORPORATE ADMINISTRATIVE 0 150 Volpreda Road San Marco+ CA 92069 (760) 7366700 Fax (7bo] 7366782 CARlBAD FAMILY MEDICINE 3050 Madison Street Carlrbad, CA 92008 (760) 7207766 Fax (760) 720-7204 a ENCINITAS WOMEN’S 81 CHILDREN’S 0 HEALTH CENTER 332 Santa Fe Drive, If150 Encinitas, CA 92024 (760) 9439994 Fax 860) 943-1 bbl ENCINITAS HEALTH CENTER 629 Second Street Encinitas, CA 92024 (7601753.7842 Fax (760) 753-7259 MISSION MESA PEDlATRlCS 2210MesaDriw3, Ste. 12 &anside, CA 92054 (760) 9663306 Fax (760) 96&3310 MISSION MESA WOMEN’S HEALTH CENTER 22 10 Meso Drive, #5 oceanside, CA 92054 1760) 757.5041 Fax (760) 9674863 OCEANSIDE - CARLSRAD HEALTH CENTER 408 Cossidy Street Oceanside, CA 92054 (760) 7574566 Fax (7bO) 7573004 RAMONA HEALTH CENTER 217 East Eorlham Ramona, CA 92065 (760) 789.1223 Fax (760) 7893 152 SAN MARCOS HEALTH CENTER 150 Valpreda Rood San Marcos, CA 92069 (760) 73b-b767 Fax (760) 73b.b797 ,7bO,%4324 HIV/AIDS CASE MANAGEMENT (760) 73b-5725 a a 0 0 0 0 0 0 NORTH COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES At the Heart of Your Healthcare! FACT SHEI North County Health Services, a non-profit health and social service agency, has served North San Diego County for over 28 years. The organization has an annual budget of $17.5 million and a staff of 363. NCHS provides perinatal and delivery services, pediatrics, internal medicine, orthopedics, adolescent medicine, podiatry, mental health, dental care, radiology, laboratory and pharmacy services. Health education and community outreachkasefinding are cornerstones of NCHS’ services. The organization promotes extensive nutrition education and food vouchers to 8,000 women, infants and childlren, as well as a comprehensive HIV/AIDS case management program. NCHS is a federally qualified health center and is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO). In year 2000, NCHS provided the following services to residents of CARLSBAD: Health care at the Carlsbad Family Medicine Center to 3,023 patients/6,649 visits (50% of these were children; one-third were self-pay; nearly half were Hispanic) lmmunizations to 1,625 children at six schools and Headstart programs Health screenings and immunizations to 1,200 older residents at the Carlsbad Senior Center Case management services to 98 AIDS diagnosed residents Nutrition education and food vouchers to 300 residents through NCHS’ Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Program Referral of 400 residents to NCHS’ San Marcos Health Center for dental care Adolescent pregnancy prevention education and advocacy training to CHS students through “Teen Smart” Drug screening, counseling and parental support program for Carlsbad families at NCHS’ Oceanside Clinic Access to 24 hour medical care at Tri-City Medical Center and Scripps Hospital Encinitas through 11 NCHS physicians with privileges Serving community health care needs since I973