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<br />Figure 4 below summarized specific strategies that will be included as part of the <br />generalized outreach effort. <br /> <br /> Figure 4: Outreach Strateqies <br />DIRECT OUTREACH WILL INCLUDE: <br />. Visits to parks, laundromats, markets, mini-malls, street corners and other places frequented by youth in the <br /> targeted service areas; <br />. Literature produced in English and Spanish will be distributed to families informing them about our services <br /> and/or inviting them to participate in informal focus groups about their lifestyles; and <br />. During visits to our sites, youth and adults will gather for group discussions and workshops that offer an <br /> opportunity for "word-of-mouth: outreach about our program. <br />OUR COMPREHENSIVE OUTREACH CAMPAIGN WILL CONSIST OF: <br />. Marketing to youth in the County of Orange - We will develop colorful flyers informing youth of the <br /> services provided by CHCADA. These flyers will be sent home with youth from the schools in the area; <br />. Marketing to adults and parents in order to excite an interest among the potential participants about <br /> the numerous activities - In order to accomplish this task, the Project Director may arrange to speak at <br /> convocations Whenever possible, a "celebrity" artist, i.e., actor, musician, dancer, visual artist, etc. will <br /> accompany the Project Director; and <br />. Marketing to youth and their families in the community in order to ensure participation. Public <br /> service announcements, telephone outreach to parents, and print media are used to accomplish this <br /> marketing objective. <br />OUTREACH SUPPORT PROVIDED BY COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS ICBO) AND OTHER LOCAL INSTITUTIONS WILL <br />INCLUDE: <br />. Low-Income housing-related CBOs, which oftentimes serve as unofficial hubs for other groups; <br />. CBOs operating programs that bring them in direct contact with youth will be contacted to determine their <br /> willingness to post flyers, placards, and/or distribute materials about our efforts; and <br />. Faith institutions that may allow some of their members to serve as volunteers and participants in outreach <br /> efforts. <br /> <br />Through the above plan, a successful outreach effort will be sustained and <br />strengthened. Additionally, the described activities will begin to generate a word-of- <br />mouth discussion about the services that will be available through this program. <br />However, CHCADA expects this aspect of the campaign to generate a low "yield" <br />relative to youth who call and/or apply at a site for services. In this regard, CHCADA will <br />launch a specialized campaign that will be designed to be highly effective in meeting the <br />needs of youth who have never before received our services. This outreach strategy will <br />consist of several components. <br /> <br />Outrcach to Social Services lInd Other Puhlic Agencies - CHCADA currently <br />conducts outreach to Social Services and other public agencies. CHCADA's outreach staff will <br />meet with key personnel from these agencies in order to increase the number of youth referrals to <br />our program. <br /> <br />CHCADA's Response to RFP# PY2002 <br /> <br />Page 11 <br />