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<br /> <br /> <br />2. The Parties’ roles and responsibilities for Key Actions, as specified in Section 3.b. in Attachment I, <br />to improve the system performance measures are described below: <br />a. Number of people experiencing homelessness who are accessing services. <br />i. Parties will invest in street outreach and engagement strategies, including <br />regional care coordination services and partnerships with specialized outreach <br />teams, with a focus on reducing homelessness for those exiting an institution <br />such as hospitals, jails and prisons. <br />ii. Parties will invest in permanent housing solutions, such as rapid rehousing <br />programs and affordable housing development that assist people transition from <br />homelessness into permanent housing and homelessness prevention programs. <br />iii. Parties will invest in services coordination activities, including but not limited to <br />programs that provide compensation to people with lived experience of <br />homelessness, programs that support the CES activities, and life skills training <br />programs. <br />iv. The Orange County CoC and the County will invest in the Homeless Management <br />Information System (HMIS) to support HMIS administration activities and <br />strengthen the infrastructure of the homeless service system. <br />b. Number of people experiencing unsheltered homelessness on a single night. <br />i. Parties will invest in street outreach and engagement strategies, including <br />regional care coordination services and partnerships with specialized outreach <br />teams, with a focus on reducing homelessness for those exiting an institution <br />such as hospitals, jails and prisons. <br />ii. Parties will invest in the critical infrastructure of emergency shelters serving <br />individuals, families, transitional aged youth, and survivors of domestic violence <br />and their operations. <br />iii. The Orange County CoC and the County will invest in the HMIS to support HMIS <br />administration activities and strengthen the infrastructure of the homeless <br />service system. <br />c. Number of people accessing services who are experiencing homelessness for the first <br />time. <br />i. Parties will invest in services coordination activities, including but not limited to <br />programs that provide compensation to people with lived experience of <br />homelessness, programs that support the CES activities, and life skills training <br />programs. <br />ii. The Orange County CoC and County will invest in the HMIS to support HMIS <br />administration activities and strengthen the infrastructure of the homeless <br />service system. <br />d. Number of people exiting homelessness into permanent housing. <br />i. Parties will invest in permanent housing solutions, such as rapid rehousing <br />programs and affordable housing development that assist people transition from <br />homelessness into permanent housing and homelessness prevention programs. <br />ii. The Orange County CoC and County will invest in the HMIS to support HMIS <br />administration activities and strengthen the infrastructure of the homeless <br />service system. <br />EXHIBIT 1