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This memorandum outlines recommendations regarding the Children and Youth Services Master Plan and the Latino Health Assessment, as referred by the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee. It includes requests for budget-related reports, service gap identification in underserved neighborhoods, updates on various programs, and collaboration with the County of Santa Clara.
Key points
Recommendations from the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee on December 10, 2025.
Requests for budget-related reports on funding status and recommendations for the Children and Youth Services Master Plan.
Identification of service gaps in priority underserved neighborhoods.
Interim report on pilot locations due in Fall 2026.
Updates on the Family, Friends, and Neighbors program due in February 2026.
Bi-monthly verbal reports on implementation of the Children and Youth Services Master Plan.
Collaboration with philanthropic partners for pilot demonstration sites.
Opportunities for partnership with the County of Santa Clara related to childcare.
Focus on reducing juvenile justice involvement and improving educational opportunities for youth.
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RULES AGENDA: 1/28/2026 ITEM: C.1 TO: RULES AND OPEN GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE SUBJECT: SEE BELOW FROM: Toni J. Taber, MMC City Clerk DATE: January 22, 2026 SUBJECT: Children and Youth Services Master Plan and Latino Health Assessment. RECOMMENDATION: As recommended by the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee on December 10, 2025: 1. Refer the following budget-related requests to the Rules and Open Government Committee for consideration: a. Request that the City Manager include in the Mid-Year Budget a report on the funding status (City, County, and other funding partners) of the Children and Youth Services Master Plan and initial recommendations on the funding needed to sustain and expand the pilot locations and policy work. The City Manager should determine if any programs or services are eligible for Medi-Cal reimbursement. b. Request that the City Manager prepare a Manager’s Budget Addendum (MBA) that identifies the specific service gaps in priority underserved neighborhoods, including Hoffman-Via Monte, Edenvale/Roundtable, Cadillac/Winchester, Mt. Pleasant, Welch/Overfelt Area/Valley Palms, and Meadowfair/Silver Creek/Brigadoon, and outlines what resources would be...
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The document titled 'Workload Analysis' pertains to the Children and Youth Master Plan and Latino Health Assessment. It includes staff recommendations for various proposals from Councilmember Pamela Campos, categorized as green, yellow, or red lights based on their feasibility and alignment with existing work plans. The analysis evaluates the complexity of the projects and outlines the necessary resources and timelines. The document also references a workload evaluation matrix that details specific recommendations and the administration's proposed scope for each.
Key points
The document discusses the Children and Youth Master Plan and Latino Health Assessment.
It categorizes staff recommendations as green, yellow, or red lights.
Green light indicates that the administration can implement the idea under the current work plan.
Yellow light suggests the need for further evaluation or consideration.
Red light indicates that the administration recommends not adopting the idea.
The complexity of projects is assessed based on scoring criteria.
The estimated duration for projects ranges from 6 to 18 months or more.
The document includes a workload evaluation matrix with specific recommendations.
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