2018-213-E DSS - Interfaith Council outside agency agreement

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DocuSign Envelope ID: EB294A71-C7D1-4EE4-8287-60A6149320D4 m) Include any other pertinent information. In order to qualify for federal funds, Food For the Summer meal sites were, predominantly, "Open Sites" where children were not required to register. As a result, information about race and ethnicity is not available. 2017 Meal Sites included a mix of public housing, non-public housing, community centers and parks including: • Chapel Hill: Airport Gardens, Colony Woods, Dobbins Hill, Eastwood, Elliot Woods Apartments, Hargraves Community Center, Pine Gate Apartments, Pine Grove Mobile Home Park, Pritchard Park, South Estes Apartments, Trinity Court • Carrboro: Carolina Apartments, Elliott Woods Apartments, Estes Park Apartments, Royal Park Apartments In addition, volunteers delivered meals to several camp programs including: Rogers Road, Teen Center FPG Kindergarten Readiness, Community Schools and Hargraves Center.. Looking ahead to 2018: We are encouraged by on-going conversations between CHCCS and the Town of Chapel Hill to provide opportunities for more children to attend Parks & Recreation camps where they can stay engaged throughout the day and receive breakfast, lunch and snacks (all delivered by our volunteers). We know, however, that there will continue to be children and youth — especially middle schoolers—who will not attend camp all summer. With the help of school social workers, we are working to identify one or two pilot sites and new program ideas to reach those individuals. While we specifically target children in the CHCCS district, we also reach out through local Preschool programs to ensure that area families with younger children who are not currently in the school system are aware that the program is available and open to them. DG NOT SUBMIT THIS PAGE 1/23/2018 12:16:08 PM Page 19 of 26