Targeted Outreach. WRT will conduct targeted outreach to specific communities that are not well-represented in public decision- making but who are critical constituents for parks and recreation. We will establish connections and attend one regular meeting each with up to three community-based organizations, to introduce the master plan effort. In particular, organizations associated with youth and with non-English-speaking communities should be sought. We assume these meetings will take place in person.
Targeted Outreach. Conduct outreach to identify people who are experiencing homelessness and offer HPS, and to locate consumers who are prioritized for a resource through Coordinated Entry. • Connection to other services and supports: Provide services in locations where consumers can access other supports such as basic needs, medical care, links to training or employment, benefits, housing search and other supports and programs. Offer support in applying and obtaining such services. • Homelessness Prevention: Administer rental assistance and other financial support for people at risk of homelessness, as available.
Targeted Outreach. CONTRACTOR knows that there is no one piece of outreach that works in every neighborhood. We therefore believe it is important to get to know each community and find out how best to reach them. We look forward to meeting with HOAs, neighborhood associations, and similar groups to develop a targeted outreach plan that utilizes a variety of different types of outreach in different geographic areas. Among the different types of outreach CONTRACTOR staff has produced are: New resident packs Door-hanging brochures Cart-hanging brochures Return/response card mailings Direct mail brochures/guides Web sites E-mail list serves Direct mail letters Billing inserts Newsletters (either direct mailed or mailed with invoices) Cable television slides Cable television shows Radio spots Newspaper articles Press Releases Paid advertising (in newspapers, magazines, HOA newsletters) Labeling on carts (hot stamping) Magnets Cart tags/labels (for hazardous/contaminated materials setout) Public presentations (to neighborhood groups, service organizations, PTAs, etc.) Special event information booths (at street fairs, farmers’ markets, school fairs, block parties, etc.) Classroom presentations (Students bring the information home!) Facility tours CONTRACTOR has found that using graphic-rich printed outreach is effective when trying to reach residents that do not read English. We also have experience putting information out in more than one language. XXXXXXXXXX seeks to establish itself as an active member of the community. Doing so will help us reach out to all Recycle Plus participants. We will be able to better disseminate information pertaining to the program and its goals. To this end, we hope to participate in many public presentations along with the City and its other haulers. We are also interested in joining one or two local service clubs.
Targeted Outreach. 31 Up to two (2) times per month, CONTRACTOR shall distribute additional flyers 32 and door hangers in neighborhoods where parked cars severely hamper sweeping 33 efforts and such other areas as may be designated by the City Representative. 34 CONTRACTOR will also have available any other information in connection with the 35 Recycle Plus Program as required by CITY for public distribution.
