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Exhibit A RFP NO: 21-116 A - REVIVE SANTA ANA YOUTH PROGRAMS OCCTAC Early Childhood Program for Santa Ana Children & Parents Tap Jazz, and others developmentally-appropriate songs and dances to bring about joy and self- expression, Duration of the Program - The OCCTAC's Early Childhood Education Program will be offered to the community for a period of 1 year; and with the possibility of continuing the services at the community centers or at OCCTAC for a longer period of time, contingent upon funding. Deliverables of the Program and Evaluation - In partnership with the City of Santa Ana, Parks and Recreation Community Centers, OCCTAC will document success of the program based on the following list of measurable outcomes: 1-School Readiness/Pre-Academic concepts (number, letters, colors, shapes, etc.)gained by at least 75% of all the children enrolled in the program (Pre and Posttests given to the children); 2. Observational Assessments of Growth of Children in Developmental Areas observed— 75% of all children enrolled will improve in at least one area of development: Language, Social- Emotional, Cognitive/Academic (School Readiness skills), Motor/Physical; 3, Parents Educational Attainment—(Pre and Post assessments of Parent knowledge of Developmental Stages and other Parenting Topics discussed during the year). Furthermore, in partnership with the Santa Ana College, all the parents will be provided the opportunity to enroll in a Child worker State Certificate program to enhance their educational levels and financial opportunities to start a private business/ "Childcare program at home" and enhance their economic/financial status. 4. Parent Surveys of Students progress & Program satisfaction - Parents surveys will be conducted to gather feedback on their personal experience and Ievel of satisfaction with the program 2. Target Population OCCTAC will provide services to families in Santa Ana communities disproportionately impacted by COVID 19 public health emergency. OCCTAC will serve children and families from unserved or underserved households living in Santa Ana neighborhoods that suffered a negative economic impact caused by Covidl9. These families also live in neighborhoods identified as Qualified Service Tracts (QCT). All 4 Community/Recreational Centers were OCCTAC will provide services are strategically located either inside a QCT or in very close vicinity to neighborhoods that have been identified as Qualified Service tracts (QCT). The services will be provided at the following community/recreational centers: • Roosevelt-Walker Center - 816 E Chestnut Ave, Santa Ana • Garfield Rec. Center - 501 N. Lacy street., Santa Ana • Jerome Rec. Center - 726 W. Center street, Santa Ana • Salgado Rec. Center - 706 N. Newhope street, Santa Ana City Council 26 — 450 5/3/2022 2