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The board heard a final report on The Road Home, Alameda’s five-year plan to prevent and respond to homelessness, and reviewed outreach, mental health, and age-friendly survey work tied to future social service planning.
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The board reviewed the city’s finalized homelessness plan, called The Road Home, which sets three goals: secure housing for residents, expand emergency response services, and coordinate a citywide response to homelessness. Members also heard about mental health and outreach services for people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, and discussed a draft survey meant to help shape future services for older adults and other residents. The Housing and Human Services Division said it is collecting community feedback for its next strategic plan and reported updates to Below Market Rate housing guidelines, grant applications, and contracted service providers.
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