99-23284 RESO
RESOLUTION NO. 99-23284
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE
MA YOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS
NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THE COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) AND EMERGENCY
SHEL TER GRANTS (ESG) ACTIVITIES WHICH WERE
APPROVED AS PART OF THE ONE-YEAR ACTION PLAN FOR
FEDERAL FUNDS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1999/2000 AS FOLLOWS:
THIRTY-ONE (31) CDBG SUB-RECIPIENT AGREEMENTS, THREE
(3) CDBG INTERDEPARTMENTAL COOPERATION
AGREEMENTS AND FOUR (4) ESG SUB-RECIPIENT
AGREEMENTS.
WHEREAS, on July 7, 1999 the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No. 99-23238
that approved the One-Year Action Plan for Fiscal Year 1999/2000, which sets out the budget
allocations for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program Year 25 and the
Emergency Shelter Grants (ESG) Program projects and activities to be undertaken by the City of
Miami Beach and by sub-recipient agencies for Fiscal Year 1999/2000; and
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach One- Year Action Plan was duly submitted to the u.s.
Department of Housing and Urban Development on August 16, 1999, which included the budgets
for the CDBG Program, the ESG Program, and the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, and
identified the budgets for said programs; and
WHEREAS, to implement the various projects and programs that were approved by the Mayor
and City Commission on July 7, 1999, it is necessary to execute the attached agreements for such
projects and programs; and
WHEREAS, in doing so, approved program activities that commence October 1, 1999 with the
start of the fiscal year are as follows:
FY 1999/00 Community Development Block Grant Program Activities
1. ASPIRA of Florida, Inc. - Leadership Development/Outreach Program - $30,000 - To
provide one-on-one counseling and hold club meetings/group activities for approximately 120
"educationally at-risk" youth for drop-out prevention, youth gang intervention, and leadership
development. Services will be provided to 90 "at-risk" youth at Miami Beach Senior High
School and Nautilus Middle School, and 30 high school dropouts and/or idle youth at the
ASPIRA South Beach Outreach Club at the South Shore Community Center.
2. ArtCenter South Florida - Micro-Enterprise Artists' Services: ArtCenter Operations and
Management - $125,000 - A micro-enterprise incubator for low to moderate income artists,
ArtCenter South Florida provides affordable subsidized studio, teaching and showroom space
to 89 income-eligible artists. In addition, this activity will retain approximately $350,000 in
anticipated program income.
3. Barry University School of Social Work Academy for Better Communities - Miami Beach
Social Services Unit - $15,000 - To provide group, individual, and family counseling to
approximately 140 children and their families from Biscayne Elementary School, Nautilus
Middle School and Miami Beach Senior High School. Services include a literacy group, groups
to help youth make the transition to senior high and adulthood, family counseling, and individual
and crisis counseling whenever necessary
4. Boys & Girls Clubs Of Miami, Inc. - Miami Beach Juvenile Program - $48,000 - To provide
a "no charge" after-school program to approximately 350 youth ranging in ages from 5 to 16.
The programs include components such as homework assistance, educational field trips, athletic
field trips, sports, awards banquets, sports uniforms, trophies, league activities, and recreational
activities both indoor and outdoor.
5. City of Miami Beach Community/Economic Development Department - Planned
Repayment of Section 108 Principal- $200,000 - To repay the principal balance of a Section
108 loan in the amount of $4,000,000 to implement a comprehensive streets cape improvement
program to immediately address the urgent need for street improvements in the North Beach
area, including Normandy Island; and to complete construction of the North Shore Youth Center.
6. City of Miami Beach Multi-Family Housing Rehabilitation Program - $300,000 (Plus prior
year unexpended funds) - To provide decent, safe and sanitary housing through matching grants
or other financial inducements to rehabilitate multi-unit buildings, upgrade the existing housing
stock, and provide affordable housing opportunities.
7. City of Miami Beach Recreation, Culture and Parks Department - North Beach Youth
Services - $50,000 - To provide quality year round recreational programs after-school and
throughout the summer to income-eligible Miami Beach resident children at the following parks:
Tatum, North Shore, Fairway and Normandy Isle Parks. The total number of estimated
registrants is 1,400.
8. Community Council for the Jewish Elderly - Miami Beach Senior Center - $18,000 - To
provide adult day care to 21 unduplicated frail elderly clients.
9. Cool School of Dade County, Inc. - Cool School at Fienberg-Fisher - $25,000 - To offer after-
school activities to 85 Fienberg-Fisher students and 30 Cool School alumni between the hours
of 3:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Services will include homework assistance and remediation as
needed, socialization services for children and families, gang prevention, recreational and
cultural activities.
10. Entertainment Industry Incubator - The Incubator - $25,000 - To provide an array of
services for new and expanding entertainment industry businesses for the eventual creation of
jobs.
11. Fienberg/Fisher Adult & Community Education Center - Child Care and Vocational
Scholarships - $22,967 - This funding will provide approximately 300 income eligible Miami
Beach residents with fee/tuition scholarships for vocational training, and will provide
approximately 24 child-care scholarships for parents who are receiving vocational training.
12. Housing Opportunities Project for Excellence, Inc. (H.O.P.E., Inc.) - Fair Housing
Education Program - $7,500 - To fund a set-aside for H.O.P.E., Inc. to provide a Fair Housing
Education Program. This activity will be funded through a line item in the CDBG
Administration budget and will be supplemented with a $7,500 set-aside of HOME Program
Funds.
13. Jewish Vocational Service - Senior Meals on Wheels Program- $15,000 - To partially fund
five drivers to deliver meals to homebound elderly participants residing in eligible community
development target areas. An estimated 17,640 meals will be delivered.
14. Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers of Dade County, Inc. - Miami Beach Elderly
Meals Program - $61,500 - To provide nutritionally balanced meals daily to approximately 350-
400 Miami Beach elderly clients in a familiar surrounding where they can have access to other
services provided by Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers of Dade County. The meals
program will be provided at two congregate meal sites: 533 Collins Ave. and 8638 Harding Ave.
15. Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers of Dade County, Inc. - Rainbow
Intergenerational Child Care - $56,500 - To provide affordable preschool day care for 28
Miami Beach children who are income-eligible. Miami Beach senior citizens will be trained to
be day care workers at the day care facility.
16. Log Cabin Enterprises, Inc. - Log Cabin Plant Nursery - $95,000 - To provide funding for
a nursery business program that creates and/or retains jobs for approximately 51 developmentally
disabled adults. In addition, this activity will retain approximately $130,000 in anticipated
program Income.
17. Miami Beach Child Care Center - St. John's Child Care Center - $15,000 - To provide 10
reduced-fee scholarships to children of income-eligible families.
18. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Housing Counseling - $40,000 - To
provide housing counseling to a minimum of 40 participants in the HOME-funded homebuyer
program.
19. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Multi-Family Housing Program-
$125,000 - To acquire and rehabilitate rental units targeted to income-eligible persons.
20. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Preservation and Rehabilitation -
$170,000 (Plus prior years' unexpended funds) - Grants for facade improvements; and the
rehabilitation of the Seymour Hotel to provide space for a community center and first floor
commercial space.
21. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Referral and Information Network
Emergency Assistance Program and Raindrop Child Care Center - $30,000 - In partnership
with RAIN Mothers of Fienberg-Fisher School, to provide emergency food, medical assistance
and child care to low/moderate income families of Miami Beach.
22. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Scattered Site Home Buyer
Assistance Program - Acquisition - $80,000 - To provide scattered site home ownership
opportunities to 20 eligible first-time homebuyers in Miami Beach. The activity is expected to
generate an additional $80,000 in program income.
23. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Scattered Site Home Buyer
Assistance Program - Disposition - $80,000 - To provide scattered site home ownership
opportunities to 20 eligible first-time home buyers in Miami Beach. The activity is expected to
generate an additional $80,000 in program income.
24. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - South Beach Residential
Neighborhood - Public Space Improvements - $323,000 (Plus prior years' unexpended funds)
- To provide complete Phase II of a two-phase project that will provide streetscape
improvements in the 500 block of Espanola Way and the 600 block of 14th Place. Activities will
include improved landscaping, lighting, paving, and irrigation.
25. Miami Beach Police Athletic League - Juvenile Resource Center - $50,000 (Plus prior years'
unexpended funds) - To fund completion of the new Police Athletic League Juvenile Resource
Center facility.
26. Miami Beach Senior High School- Operation Safety Net - $14,500 - To provide temporary
assistance to approximately 18 low and moderate income families whose children attend Miami
Beach Senior High School. Provision of emergency vouchers for rent, utilities, transportation,
and/or food.
27. North Beach Development Corporation - North Beach Facade Renovation Program -
$300,403 (Plus prior years' unexpended funds) - To provide direct grants to commercial property
owners and businesses for eligible facade improvements and the correction of code violations
in the northern target areas.
28. Performing Arts Academy of South Florida - The Arts Feed the Soul - $5,175 - To provide
lunch for those youth ages 8-21 who receive free or reduced-price lunch during the school week
and are emolled in the Saturday Performing Arts Academy.
29. The Shelbourne Apartment Building - Shelbourne House - $13,653 - To provide supportive
services in a secure and healthy environment to 54 individuals living with AIDS and choose to
live independently.
30. South Beach AIDS Project - $49,825 - To undertake the following activities: (1) provide up-to-
date HIV / AIDS information about HIV prevention, use of services, medical treatment and
assistance with re-entering the work force; and (2) provide weekly, home-delivered meals to
approximately 60 income-eligible homebound AIDS patients in Miami Beach.
31. South Shore Hospital and Medical Center - Community AIDS Program HIV Testing &
Counseling Project - $15,000 - To provide free, confidential HIV testing with pre- and post-test
counseling to approximately 650 unduplicated low and moderate income Miami Beach residents.
32. Stanley C. Myers Community Health Center - New Family Health Services to North Beach
- $45,000 - To offer a full range of preventive, diagnostic and treatment services to persons of
all ages, races, ethnicity and genders at a North Beach satellite.
33. Stanley C. Myers Community Health Center - Children of the World School-Based Health
Care - $25,000 - To provide health care services to children at Fienberg-Fisher Elementary
School; and start-up funding of a school based health center at Nautilus Middle School.
34. UNIDAD, Inc. - Project Link - $27,171 - To provide information and referral services,
employment activities and bilingual assistance to approximately 2,000 income-eligible Miami
Beach residents at the Miami Beach Hispanic Community Center.
FY 1999/00 Emergency Shelter Grants Program Activities
1. Better Way of Miami, Inc. - Emergency Shelter and Intervention Services for Miami Beach
Clients - $21,450 - To provide transitional housing (shelter beds), nutritional services,
transportation, clothing assistance, self-managed domestic and personal services to a minimum
of 30 adult homeless men from Miami Beach with alcohol! substance abuse addiction.
2. City of Miami Beach Office of Children's Affairs - Neighborhoods First Citizen's
Empowerment Center - $9,450 - To provide neighborhood-based emergency assistance,
including emergency rent/utility payments, door-to-door outreach and community workshops,
and to maintain a Citizen's Empowerment Center at Biscayne Elementary School.
3. Douglas Gardens Community Mental Health Center - Outreach and Emergency
Placement Services - $52,750 - To provide mobile outreach services (intake assessment &
referral) to at least 130 people and place at least 25 homeless persons into housing (as available).
4. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - RAIN Emergency Assistance -
$9,450 - To assist income-eligible Miami Beach families through the provision of emergency
vouchers for food, medical assistance, housing assistance and child care.
WHEREAS, collectively, the Agreements; and the release of CDBG and ESG funds are
conditional upon the approval for release of funds from the u.s. Department of Housing and Urban
Development.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby
authorized and directed to execute thirty-one (31) CDBG sub-recipient Agreements, three (3) CDBG
Interdepartmental Cooperation Agreements, and four (4) ESG Sub-Recipient Agreements, necessary
to implement the CDBG and ESG activities which were approved as part of the One- Year Action
Plan for federal funds for Fiscal Year 1999/2000.
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COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. ~
TO:
Mayor Neisen O. Kasdin and
Members of the City C ission
DATE: September 14, 1999
FROM: Sergio Rodriguez
City Manager
SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND
CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS NECESSARY TO
IMPLEMENT THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
(CDBG) AND EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANTS (ESG) ACTIVITIES,
WIllCH WERE APPROVED AS PART OF THE ONE-YEAR ACTION PLAN
FOR FEDERAL FUNDS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1999/2000 AS FOLLOWS:
THIRTY-ONE (31) CDBG SUB-RECIPIENT AGREEMENTS, THREE (3)
CDBG INTERDEPARTMENTAL COOPERATION AGREEMENTS AND
FOUR (4) ESG SUB-RECIPIENT AGREEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATION RECOMMEND A TION
Adopt the Resolution.
BACKGROUND
On July 7, 1999, the Mayor and City Commission adopted Resolution No 99-23238, which approved
the One-Year Action Plan for federal funds. This Plan lists the Fiscal Year 1999/2000 budget
allocations for the programs and activities to be undertaken with the Community Development Block
Grant (CDBG) Program, the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, and the Emergency Shelter
Grants (ESG) Program. The program year for these grants commences October 1, 1999, and
continues through September 30, 2000.
The City anticipates it will receive a total of $4,342,000 in federal grants from HUD for FY
1999/2000, as follows: $2,773,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds,
$1,471,000 in HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds, and $98,000 in Emergency Shelter
Grants (ESG) funds.
To implement the various projects and activities, and maintain the existing level of services, it is
necessary to prepare and execute contractual agreements for each of the subrecipients listed in the
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attached synopsis. (See Attachment I). The synopsis lists the subrecipients the City Commission
approved for CDBG and ESG funding on July 7, 1999. It provides additional detail on each project
or activities. In addition, copies of the CDBG and ESG boilerplate form agreements are also
attached. (See See Attachment II).
Certain sub-recipients will be allowed to carry forward prior years' unspent funds. Those sub-
recipients have programs whose activities involve capital improvements and construction activities.
The agreements for the Miami Beach Community Development Corporation (MBCDC), the Miami
Beach Police Athletic League (PAL), and the North Beach Development Corporation (NBDC) will
carry forward unexpended balances of hard costs committed to each in prior years' funding cycles.
ANALYSIS
The preparation and execution of the attached contractual agreements are a standard administrative
procedure. The City receives and executes the Fiscal Year 1999/2000 "Grant Agreement/Funding
Approval Form" from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the
period covering October 1, 1999 to September 30,2000. HUD then increases the City's "Letter of
Credit" by the respective amount, Following this, the Administration presents sub-recipient
agreements and interdepartmental cooperation agreements to the Mayor and City Commission for
approval, contingent upon the receipt of these federal funds.
To maintain and implement new activities effective October 1, 1999, it is recommended that the
Resolution and form agreements be approved at this commission meeting.
CONCLUSION
The Administration recommends that the Mayor and City Commission adopt the attached resolution
and three form agreements necessary to implement thirty-one (31) CDBG sub-recipient agreements,
three (3) interdepartmental cooperation agreements, and four (4) ESG sub-recipient agreements.
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SYNOPSIS OF FUNDED ACTIVITIES
PAGE 1
Community Development Block Grant Pro~ram Activities - Thirty-one (31) Sub-recipient
Agreements, and three (3) Interdepartmental Cooperation Agreements, as follows:
1. ASPIRA of Florida, Inc. - Leadership Development/Outreach Program - $30,000 - To
provide one-on-one counseling and hold club meetings/group activities for approximately
120 "educationally at-risk" youth for drop-out prevention, youth gang intervention, and
leadership development. Services will be provided to 90 "at-risk" youth at Miami Beach
Senior High School and Nautilus Middle School, and 30 high school dropouts and/or idle
youth at the ASPIRA South Beach Outreach Club at the South Shore Community Center.
2. ArtCenter South Florida - Micro-Enterprise Artists' Services: ArtCenter Operations
and Management - $125,000 - A micro-enterprise incubator for low to moderate income
artists, ArtCenter South Florida provides affordable subsidized studio, teaching and
showroom space to 89 income-eligible artists. In addition, this activity will retain
approximately $350,000 in anticipated program income.
3. Barry University School of Social Work Academy for Better Communities - Miami
Beach Social Services Unit - $15,000 - To provide group, individual, and family counseling
to approximately 140 children and their families from Biscayne Elementary School, Nautilus
Middle School and Miami Beach Senior High School. Services include a literacy group,
groups to help youth make the transition to senior high and adulthood, family counseling, and
individual and crisis counseling whenever necessary
4. Boys & Girls Clubs Of Miami, Inc. - Miami Beach Juvenile Program - $48,000 - To
provide a "no charge" after-school program to approximately 350 youth ranging in ages from
5 to 16. The programs include components such as homework assistance, educational field
trips, athletic field trips, sports, awards banquets, sports uniforms, trophies, league activities,
and recreational activities both indoor and outdoor.
5. City of Miami Beach CommunitylEconomic Development Department - Planned
Repayment of Section 108 Principal - $200,000 - To repay the principal balance of a
Section 108 loan in the amount of $4,000,000 to implement a comprehensive streetscape
improvement program to immediately address the urgent need for street improvements in the
North Beach area, including Normandy Island; and to complete construction of the North
Shore Youth Center.
6. City of Miami Beach Multi-Family Housing Rehabilitation Program - $300,000 - To
provide decent, safe and sanitary housing through matching grants or other financial
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inducements to rehabilitate multi-unit buildings, upgrade the existing housing stock, and
provide affordable housing opportunities.
7. City of Miami Beach Recreation, Culture and Parks Department - North Beach Youth
Services - $50,000 - To provide quality year round recreational programs after-school and
throughout the summer to income-eligible Miami Beach resident children at the following
parks: Tatum, North Shore, Fairway and Normandy Isle Parks. The total number of
estimated registrants is 1,400.
8. Community Council for the Jewish Elderly - Miami Beach Senior Center - $18,000 - To
provide adult day care to 21 unduplicated frail elderly clients.
9. Cool School of Dade County, Inc. - Cool School at Fienberg-Fisher - $25,000 - To offer
after-school activities to 85 Fienberg-Fisher students and 30 Cool School alumni between
the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Services will include homework assistance and
remediation as needed, socialization services for children and families, gang prevention,
recreational and cultural activities.
10. Entertainment Industry Incubator - The Incubator - $25,000 - To provide an array of
services for new and expanding entertainment industry businesses for the eventual creation
of jobs.
11. FienberglFisher Adult & Community Education Center - Child Care and Vocational
Scholarships - $22,967 - This funding will provide approximately 300 income eligible
Miami Beach residents with fee/tuition scholarships for vocational training, and will provide
approximately 24 child-care scholarships for parents who are receiving vocational training.
12. Housing Opportunities Project for Excellence, Inc. (H.O.P.E., Inc.) - Fair Housing
Education Program - $7,500 - To fund a set-aside for H.O.P.E., Inc. to provide a Fair
Housing Education Program. This activity will be funded through a line item in the CDBG
Administration budget and will be supplemented with a $7,500 set-aside of HOME Program
Funds.
13. Jewish Vocational Service - Senior Meals on Wheels Program- $15,000 - To partially
fund five drivers to deliver meals to homebound elderly participants residing in eligible
community development target areas. An estimated 17,640 meals will be delivered.
14. Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers of Dade County, Inc. - Miami Beach
Elderly Meals Program - $61,500 - To provide nutritionally balanced meals daily to
approximately 350-400 Miami Beach elderly clients in a familiar surrounding where they can
have access to other services provided by Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers of
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SYNOPSIS OF FUNDED ACTIVITIES
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Dade County. The meals program will be provided at two congregate meal sites: 533 Collins
Ave. and 8638 Harding Ave.
15. Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers of Dade County, Inc. - Rainbow
Intergenerational Child Care - $56,500 - To provide affordable preschool day care fOL28
Miami Beach children who are income-eligible. Miami Beach senior citizens will be trained
to be day care workers at the day care facility.
16. Log Cabin Enterprises, Inc. - Log Cabin Plant Nursery - $95,000 - To provide funding
for a nursery business program that creates and/or retains jobs for approximately 51
developmentally disabled adults. In addition, this activity will retain approximately
$130,000 in anticipated program income.
17. Miami Beach Child Care Center - St. John's Child Care Center - $15,000 - To provide
10 reduced-fee scholarships to children of income-eligible families.
18. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Housing Counseling - $40,000 _
To provide housing counseling to a minimum of 40 participants in the HOME-funded
program.
19. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Multi-Family Housing Program
- $125,000 - To acquire and rehabilitate rental units targeted to income-eligible persons.
20. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Preservation and Rehabilitation
- $170,000 - Grants for facade improvements; and the rehabilitation of the Seymour Hotel.
21. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Referral and Information
Network Emergency Assistance Program and Raindrop Child Care Center - $30,000 _
In partnership with RAIN Mothers ofFienberg-Fisher School, to provide emergency food,
medical assistance and child care to low/moderate income families of Miami Beach.
22. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Scattered Site Home Buyer
Assistance Program - Acquisition - $80,000 - To provide scattered site home ownership
opportunities to 20 eligible first-time home buyers in Miami Beach. The activity is expected
to generate an additional $80,000 in program income.
23. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - Scattered Site Home Buyer
Assistance Program - Disposition - $80,000 - To provide scattered site home ownership
opportunities to 20 eligible first-time home buyers in Miami Beach. The activity is expected
to generate an additional $80,000 in program income.
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24. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - South Beach Residential
Neighborhood - Public Space Improvements - $323,000 - To provide complete Phase II
of a two-phase project that will provide streetscape improvements in the 500 block of
Espanola Way and the 600 block of 14th Place. Activities will include improved
landscaping, lighting, paving, and irrigation.
25. Miami Beach Police Athletic League - Juvenile Resource Center - $50,000 - To fund
completion of the new Police Athletic League Juvenile Resource Center facility.
26. Miami Beach Senior High School - Operation Safety Net - $14,500 - To provide
temporary assistance to approximately 18 low and moderate income families whose children
attend Miami Beach Senior High School. Provision of emergency vouchers for rent, utilities,
transportation, and/or food.
27. North Beach Development Corporation - North Beach Facade Renovation Program-
$300,403 - To provide direct grants to commercial property owners and businesses for
eligible facade improvements and the correction of code violations in the northern target
areas.
28. Performing Arts Academy of South Florida - The Arts Feed the Soul - $5,175 - To
provide lunch for those youth ages 8-21 who receive free or reduced-price lunch during the
school week and are enrolled in the Saturday Performing Arts Academy.
29. The Shelbourne Apartment Building - Shelbourne House - $13,653 - To provide
supportive services in a secure and healthy environment to 54 individuals living with AIDS
who choose to live independently.
30. South Beach AIDS Project - $49,825 - To undertake the following activities: (1) provide
up-to-date HIV / AIDS information about HIV prevention, use of services, medical treatment
and assistance with re-entering the work force; and (2) provide weekly, home-delivered
meals to approximately 60 income-eligible homebound AIDS patients in Miami Beach.
31. South Shore Hospital and Medical Center - Community AIDS Program HIV Testing
& Counseling Project - $15,000 - To provide free, confidential HIV testing with pre- and
post-test counseling to approximately 650 unduplicated low and moderate income Miami
Beach residents.
32. Stanley C. Myers Community Health Center - New Family Health Services to North
Beach - $45,000 - To offer a full range of preventive, diagnostic and treatment services to
persons of all ages, races, ethnicity and genders at a North Beach satellite.
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33. Stanley C. Myers Community Health Center - Children of the World School-Based
Health Care - $25,000 - To provide health care services to children at Fienberg-Fisher
Elementary School; and start-up funding of a school based health center at Nautilus Middle
School.
34. UNIDAD, Inc. - Project Link - $27,171 - To provide information and referral services,
employment activities and bilingual assistance to approximately 2,000 income-eligible
Miami Beach residents at the Miami Beach Hispanic Community Center.
Emergency Shelter Grants Pro~ram Activities - Four (4) Sub-Recipient Agreements, as follows:
1. Better Way of Miami, Inc. - Emergency Shelter and Intervention Services for Miami
Beach Clients - $21,450 - To provide transitional housing (shelter beds), nutritional services,
transportation, clothing assistance, self-managed domestic and personal services to a
minimum of 30 adult homeless men from Miami Beach with alcohol! substance abuse
addiction.
2. City of Miami Beach Office of Children's Affairs - Neighborhoods First Citizen's
Empowerment Center - $9,450 - To provide neighborhood-based emergency assistance,
including emergency rent/utility payments, door-to-door outreach and community
workshops, and to maintain a Citizen's Empowerment Center at Biscayne Elementary
School.
3. Douglas Gardens Community Mental Health Center - Outreach and Emergency
Placement Services - $52,750 - To provide mobile outreach services (intake assessment and
referral) to at least 130 people and place at least 25 homeless persons into housing, as
available.
4. Miami Beach Community Development Corporation - RAIN Emergency Assistance -
$9,450 - To assist income-eligible Miami Beach families through the provision of emergency
vouchers for food, medical assistance, housing assistance and child care.
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