HUMAN OPTIONS, COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS INC. AND THE LGBT CENTER

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• Work in conjunction with CSP, The LGBT Center OC, and the SAPD to develop a comprehensive curriculum around the topics of sexual assault, teen dating violence, domestic violence, healthy relationships, gender norms, and the Bystander Approach • Deliver teen dating violence prevention education to youth (13 -18) in the Santa Ana Unified School District • Provide Safe Dates (an evidence -based curriculum) to youth (13 -18) in Santa Ana • Work in conjunction with CSP to enhance services to address the intersection of domestic violence, sexual assault, and teen dating violence with other youth issues • Work in conjunction with The LGBT Center OC to enhance services to address the intersection of domestic violence, sexual assault, and teen dating violence with other issues related to LGBTQ youth • Provide emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence and their children • Provide evidence -based counseling to the non- abusing parent • Provide referrals and case management to the non - abusing parent • Provide legal advocacy to victims of domestic violence • Implement awareness campaigns for youth (13 -18) during the month of February for Teen Dating Awareness and Prevention Month • Implement the `Purple Socks' awareness campaigns for males and young men (13 -24) during the month of October for Domestic Violence and Awareness Month • Implement the `Walk in Her Shoes' charity event, co- hosted by SAPD As a collaborating, funded agency Santa Ana Police Department will receive compensation from this grant in the amount of $13,353 pursuant to the terms and obligations of the grant program as applicable and commit to the following roles and responsibilities to ensure the success of this project: • Provide two representatives to be members of the Curriculum Committee and commit to attending six (2 hour) curriculum development meetings • Provide two representatives to be members of and attend quarterly Steering Committee meetings (seven total meetings throughout the grant period, 2 hours in length each) • Provide one representative (male) that will prepare for and present at educational prevention presentations meant to engage young men and boys • Provide two representatives to attend `Purple Socks' sporting events meant to engage young men and boys • Provide one representative that will coordinate with the Human Options Project Coordinator to prepare and implement the awareness event `A Walk in Her Shoes' • Provide three representatives to help coordinate the day of activities for the awareness event, `A Walk in Her Shoes' • Invoice the lead agency, Human Options, for reimbursement of grant associated expenses. As a collaborating, funded agency, Community Service Programs Inc. will receive compensation from this grant in the amount of $68,275 and commit to the following roles and responsibilities to ensure the success of the project: Memorandum of Understanding Page 6