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2/28/2025 <br />4 <br />Human Services Commission Evaluation Criteria <br />Need (1-10 Points) <br />•Clearly identified need; supported by data/information; prevents/alleviates a problem <br />•Aligns with the 2024 Eastern Alameda County Human Services Needs Assessment. <br />Benefit (1-20 Points) <br />•Number of Pleasanton residents benefiting <br />•Prioritizes low and very low-income residents; impacts neighborhoods in need. <br />Organizational Strength (1-10 Points) <br />•Proven track record; fiscally responsible; realistic goals, strong collaboration <br />•Qualified, adequate staffing. <br />Funding (1-10 Points) <br />•Lasting impacts; maintains or enhances services <br />•Cost-effective with measurable outcomes; secures supplemental funding. <br />Policy Alignment (1-10 Points) <br />•Aligns with City, Federal, and Regional plans.* <br />Commission Priorities (1-30 Points) <br />•Addresses key needs: homelessness, seniors, workforce, youth, etc. <br />•Emphasizes innovation, collaboration, and self-reliance. <br />Transportation Access (1-10 Points): <br />•Considers client transportation needs <br />(*City of Pleasanton Consolidated Plan, ONE Pleasanton Strategic Plan <br />2023-2028, HUD 2022-2026 Strategic Plan Goals, HUD Policy Priorities) <br />(Human Services Commission Meeting, October 2024) <br />: <br />“Community-Challenges and Opportunity Areas” <br />2024 Eastern Alameda County Human Services Needs Assessment, pages 48-70 <br />Housing Health Care Mental <br />Health <br />Service Provision, <br />Awareness and <br />Navigation <br />Racial / Linguistic / <br />Cultural <br />Responsiveness <br />Substance Use <br />Safety Transportation Youth-Specific Needs <br />7 <br />8 <br />Page 62 of 67