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PAGE 18 CCD and the Tri-Valley are visualized in Figure 1: the CCD is the large polygon with the thick black outline and the Tri-Valley, which sits entirely within the CCD, is outlined in red. REGIONAL REPORTS Additionally, this report references data found in similar reports based on the Tri-Valley region. Data found and used from these reports (Table 4) supplement the primary data detailed in this needs assessment. Qualitative Data Several qualitative data collection strategies were used to obtain a sample that captured the depth and breadth of experiences with providing and receiving services in the Tri-Valley. After the exploratory landscape scan and formation of the steering committee and EAPAC, the qualitative NAME DESCRIPTION TVAPC 2023 Data Profile: Just Getting by in the Tri- Valley A data profile detailing the demographic and population changes of Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton. It highlights issues and barriers faced by low- income households and the intersectionality of such barriers. 2019 Tri-Valley Paratransit Study A study exploring how effective the organization, management, and delivery of paratransit services are in the Tri-Valley area. Stanford 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment Conducted by Stanford Health Care, ValleyCare to assess the health of the community in their service area, which primarily consists of Dublin, Livermore, Pleasanton, and San Ramon. John Muir Health 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment Explores the conditions affecting community health within the service area of John Muir Health. The service area consists largely of Contra Costa and Northern Alameda Counties, and Livermore. Data from this report about the Tri-Valley is limited to the Livermore region. Kaiser Permanente Walnut Creek Medical Center 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment A community health profile of the Kaiser Permanente Walnut Creek Medical Center’s service area, which includes Walnut Creek, Contra Costa, Antioch, and Livermore. Data for this report about the Tri-Valley is limited to the Livermore region. Alameda County Community Health Needs Assessment This Alameda County Health Care Services Agency and Public Health Department report looks at the conditions and factors influencing the health of county residents. 2022 Tri-Valley Homeless Count and Survey Comprehensive Report A report documenting the Point In Time (PIT) Count including a detailed assessment of the cities of Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton. 2021-2022 2-1-1 Contact Activity A summary report on contact activity and client demographics for people using 2-1-1 in 2021–2022. Table 4. Supplemental Reports phase of the needs assessment included one-on- one and small group interviews, focus groups with nonprofits and community members, intercept interviews, and interactive tabling sessions at various events throughout the Tri-Valley. In addition to the number of individuals involved, the JSI Project Team and the individual members of the EAPAC did extensive outreach to priority populations through flier distribution, posting on community forums (Nextdoor, Facebook, etc), word of mouth, email, and phone calls. In recruitment for focus groups and interviews, participants were asked to answer optional demographic questions including, age, gender, city they live or work in, ethnicity and race, education, marital status, languages spoken, and household income. This allowed individuals to identify with multiple groups and helped ensure priority populations were engaged. EASTERN ALAMEDA COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES NEEDS ASSESSMENTSS Page 76 of 554