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THOMAS HOUSE FAMILY SHELTER Q 5iu M86 Scope of Work SCOPE OF SERIVCES This project is designed to provide availability and accessibility to a suitable living environment by providing transitional housing to low-income and at -risk unhoused families with children from Santa Ana, Calif. The project will also provide former shelter residents with Homeless Prevention Services to ensure they remain in permanent housing. Thomas House Temporary Shelter will collaborate with the City of Santa to provide an unprecedented continuum of high -quality programs and services that effectively address and ameliorate issues while keeping Santa Ana residents safe, healthy, and on track to independence and economic self-sufficiency. The Transitional Shelter hosts 86 beds in its 20 apartment units. Between June 1, 2025, and May 31, 2026, Thomas House Temporary Shelter will provide the following activities for low -to -moderate income (LMI) individuals from Santa Ana, Calif.: 1. Rent-free housing through its Transitional Shelter 2. Case Management for Shelter and Homeless Prevention families 3. Support Services such as mental health services, housing navigation, career development, financial literacy, parenting classes, and youth development services for Shelter and Homeless Prevention families Case management and support services begin as families join our programs. The program anticipates serving 7-10 households, approximately 25-30 individuals. Prggrarrt Evaluation and Outcomes The success of our pros ams is measured through case management and exit interviews. We record the number and percentage of families participating in and graduating from our program, those securing permanent housing upon graduation, and those securing employment through our guidance. At intake, residents complete an intake form and a needs assessment. Their progress toward the program outcomes is tracked weekly through weekly meetings and then compiled into residents' case management records. Additionally, Thomas House requires families to save 80% of their income each month. The Transitional Shelter and Supportive Services program anticipates the following outcomes: • 90% of adults will obtain an increased level of employment; • 90% of fanulies will save two months' rent; • 90% of families will obtain pertmanent housing; and 90% of our school -aged children will improve their academic standing. The Homeless Prevention program anticipates the following outcomes: • 80% of the fanulies will retain permanent housing for 12 months or longer; • 90% of our school -aged children will improve their academic standing; and • 100% of families will receive temporary assistance (food, clothing, and more). Office 714.554.0357 * Fax 714.265.0640 • P.O. Box 2737 Garden Grove. California 92842 • www.ThoiiiasHouseShelter org Nan -Profit Tax 113# 3 3-0204757