All decisions
about 120 Board decisions about Department of Human Services, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed appropriation rescinding $144,585 of salaries to create and delete five Human Services positions was sent to committee.
- An ordinance proposed to appropriate $53,823 to the Department of Human Services for the Welfare Reform Task Force was referred.
- Department of Human Services gets $53,823 for the Welfare Reform Task Force; passed on first reading.
- $1,179,113 for the Greater Avenues to Independence program sent to committee
- Controller's ordinance appropriating $10,851,890 in state and federal money for welfare reform and homeless programs was introduced; outcome continues on next page.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $11,308,174 in state and federal funds for welfare programs at the Department of Human Services, passed on first reading.
- Continued to April 16, 1998, a $113,616 federal grant for six AmeriCorps workers serving homeless families.
- Committee continued a resolution letting Human Services accept a $113,616 HUD grant for support services to homeless families.
- $164,164 emergency sewer repair on Douglass Street sent to committee
- Committee recommended that the Department of Human Services apply for and accept up to $11,602,133 in federal supportive housing grants.
- Resolution authorizing the Department of Human Services to apply for and spend up to $11,602,133 in federal supportive housing grants was adopted.
- Department of Human Services authorized to accept and spend $511,338 in state funds for child abuse prevention.
- Mayor proposes appropriating $1,455,058 in state and federal money for welfare programs and 58.5 Human Services positions; sent to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Human Services may accept and spend $130,000 from the Stuart Foundation and $20,000 from the [name withheld] fund; referred to committee.
- Board passed an $11.3 million appropriation for welfare programs and a new statewide welfare information network at the Department of Human Services.
- Department of Human Services authorized to accept $130,000 from the Stuart Foundation and $20,000 from the [name withheld] fund.
- Human Services proposed retroactively accepting $137,779 in state funds for child care subsidies for low-income families, pending committee review.
- Department of Human Services seeks retroactive acceptance of an $87,324 state grant for parental stressline and child abuse prevention.
- The Department of Human Services seeks retroactive approval to apply for and accept an $11,602,133 federal [name withheld] supportive housing grant.
- Proposed resolution lets the Department of Human Services accept a $231,565 state grant for Medi-Cal outreach; sent to committee.
- Department of Human Services seeks retroactive acceptance of a $113,616 HUD grant for AmeriCorps workers serving homeless families.
- Proposed acceptance of foundation grants of $40,000 and $110,000 for a family assessment center, sent to committee.
- Proposed $231,565 state grant for Medi-Cal outreach.
- Department of Human Services seeks authority to accept a $9,926,979 federal grant for homeless supportive housing projects.
- Seeks up to $9.9 million federal money for supportive housing.
- Proposes accepting $49,719 federal grant for health conference.
- State child care money of $137,779 accepted.
- $22,785 subcontract with the Larkin Street Youth Center goes to committee
- Human Services Department was authorized to accept and spend an $87,324 state grant for parental stressline and child abuse prevention.
- Department of Human Services proposed accepting $150,000 from two foundations for a family assessment center; sent to committee.
- The Department of Human Services proposed accepting $150,000 from two foundations to hire a consultant for a Family Assessment Center.
- Department of Human Services may accept $150,000 in foundation grants for a family assessment center for abused children.
- Human Services Department gets $102,155 in state and federal money to hire five staff for fingerprint imaging, passed on first reading.
- Plan to fingerprint welfare applicants to cut fraud; not yet approved.
- Welfare applicants to be fingerprinted and photographed to cut fraud (first vote).
- Proposed resolution accepts a $231,565 state grant for Medi-Cal outreach by four community groups; sent to Housing and Social Policy Committee.
- Motion to release $400,000 and $250,000 in reserved funds for Human Services rental assistance and eviction prevention.
- Motion proposed releasing $400,000 and $250,000 in reserved funds for Human Services rental aid and eviction prevention.
- Plan to spend $231,565 state money on Medi-Cal enrollment outreach
- Human Services accepted and expended a $231,565 state grant for Medi-Cal enrollment outreach by community groups.
- Analyst reviews $9 million federal grant for homeless housing services
- Department of Human Services would seek a $500,000 state loan to rehabilitate and expand Multi-Service Center North, a homeless shelter.
- Private $20,000 grant for a summer Club Siblings camp; no vote shown.
- Private $500,000 grant to improve foster care; no vote shown.
- Private $300,000 grant for faith-based foster care; no vote shown.
- $700,000 grant sought for a computer learning center on Turk Street
- Federal grant for family violence and child abuse programs; no vote shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Private grants for a food-job training site; no vote shown.
- Resolution accepting and spending a $20,000 Ford Foundation grant for the San Francisco Kinship Support Network was adopted.
- Human Services Department may accept and spend a $20,000 Ford Foundation grant for the Kinship Support Network. linked by the name only, not checked
- Human Services Department may accept and spend a $700,000 state grant for the Community Resource Computer Learning Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Human Services Department accept and spend a $500,000 Anne E. Casey Foundation grant for Family-to-Family.
- Resolution accepting and spending a $700,000 state grant for the Community Resource Computer Learning Center was adopted.
- Resolution accepting and spending a $20,000 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for the Club [name withheld] was adopted.
- Human Services Department may accept and spend a $20,000 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for Club [name withheld]. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Human Services Department accept and spend a $1,048,140 federal grant for domestic violence programs.
- Human Services Department may accept and spend two private grants, totaling $150,000, for the Cafe' Training Project.
- Human Services would accept a $496,544 state forgivable loan to improve the Multi-Service Center North homeless shelter at 1101 Polk Street; sent to committee.
- $496,544 loan sought to repair the homeless shelter on Polk Street
- Mayor proposes accepting a $9,753,765 federal grant for the [name withheld] Housing Program; sent to committee.
- State grant approved for homeless shelter services at 1101 Polk Street
- A $9,753,765 federal grant for supportive housing was sent to committee for the Department of Human Services.
- $9.8 million federal grant for homeless supportive housing; no vote shown.
- Supervisor Leno proposed accepting a $3,000,000 state grant for supportive housing; sent to the Public Health and Environment Committee.
- Human Services Department asks to accept and spend a $3.0M state grant for supportive housing, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $9.8 million federal homeless-housing grant amended; no vote shown.
- $3 million state supportive housing money for seven projects.
- $3 million state supportive housing money.
- Department of Human Services may accept and spend a $9,753,765 federal HUD grant for supportive housing.
- Human Services Department may accept and spend a $9.8M federal HUD grant for [name withheld] supportive housing, adopted by resolution.
- Board approved the Human Services Department accepting and spending a $3,000,000 state grant for supportive housing.
- Approved accepting and spending a $3,000,000 California state grant for supportive housing, applied retroactively by Human Services.
- Proposed resolution would let Human Services accept a $400,000 Housing Authority grant for construction apprenticeships; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $400,000 Housing Authority grant for construction apprenticeships was sent to Health and Human Services Committee.
- Passed on first reading a $47,000 appropriation from the General Reserve for Homeless Prenatal Services, with $23,500 placed on reserve.
- Proposal to accept a $95,000 two-year grant for linking child welfare and welfare-to-work programs; sent to committee.
- Human Services Department proposed accepting a $95,000 two-year grant to improve coordination between child welfare and welfare-to-work programs; sent to committee.
- Mayor proposed appropriating $2.4M in state and federal funds for human services programs; passed on first reading.
- Human Services Department may accept and spend a $1,916,317 federal grant for homeless assistance programs.
- Human Services Department may accept and spend a $95,000 two-year grant to coordinate child welfare and welfare-to-work programs.
- Human Services Department asked to accept and spend a $1,916,317 federal grant for homeless assistance programs; sent to committee.
- Human Services Department asked to accept and spend a $708,761 state grant for supportive housing for disabled adults; sent to committee.
- Human Services Department asked to accept and spend a $1,916,317 federal grant for homeless assistance programs, referred to committee.
- Human Services Department asked to retroactively accept a $708,761 state grant for supportive housing for adults with disabilities, referred to committee.
- Human Services Department accepted and may spend a $708,761 state grant for supportive housing for adults with disabilities.
- $1.9 million federal grant for homeless programs.
- $708,761 state grant for supportive housing for disabled adults.
- Mayor proposed appropriating $2,399,795 in state and federal funds for CalWORKs, Medi-Cal, IHSS and [name withheld]; sent to committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2,399,795 in state and federal funds for Human Services care programs, sent to committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $2,399,795 in state and federal funds for CalWORKs, Medi-Cal, IHSS and foster care; sent to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,399,795 for CalWORKs, Medi-Cal, IHSS and [name withheld] programs passed on first reading.
- Appropriates $2,399,795 in state and federal funds to the Department of Human Services to fill 28.67 vacant positions and buy supplies.
- $10,500 study of coded HIV reporting awaiting committee review.
- $467,500 shelter loan for 150 Otis Street sent to committee
- $3.8M from the [name withheld] gift backed for 850 Broderick Street
- Ordinance appropriating $3.8M to buy and renovate 850 Broderick Street passed on first reading.
- $467,500 loan backed to make shelter space at 150 Otis Street
- $465,252 loan backed to repair the shelter at 695 Bryant Street
- $465,252 loan for repairs to the shelter at 695 Bryant Street
- $467,500 loan to convert 150 Otis Street into shelter space
- $467,500 state loan would make a shelter at 150 Otis Street
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $51,000 from the General Fund Reserve for homeless drop-in services, enacted as 126-05.
- $51,000 from city reserve for homeless drop-in services approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $5,000,000 from the General Fund for family rental subsidies; sent to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $690,000 for homeless shelter beds and services proposed; not voted. linked by the name only, not checked
- $5 million from city reserves for family rent subsidies; not voted yet. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $690,000 from the General Fund for homeless services and shelter beds; sent to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors' $690,000 appropriation for homeless services and shelter beds was sent back to the Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for homeless shelters sent back to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposing $690,000 from the General Fund for homeless services and shelter beds was continued to April 4, 2006.
- Ordinance passed first reading: $226,682 for Department of Human Services homeless services and shelter beds.
- Remaining $463,318 for homeless services and shelter beds sent back to Budget and Finance Committee.
- $463,318 for homeless shelter beds sent back to committee.
- Board divided the $690,000 homeless services ordinance; $226,682 was approved and placed in committee reserve, with the balance sent under File 060465. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance passed giving $226,682 from the General Fund to Human Services for homeless services and shelter beds.
- Money to keep homeless shelter beds approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed appropriation of about $10.7M in state and federal money for city human services programs in 2006-2007; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $10,675,589 in state and federal funds for Human Services programs passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance to accept a $999,993 federal food stamps grant and appropriate $10,675,589 for Human Services programs passed on first reading.
- [name withheld] gets amended airport office lease