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A+l~ ~ R S DRAFT ORANGE COUNTY ALLOCATION CATEGORIES FOR 2009 Categorv A: More individuals of all ages are self-sufficient and able to meet their life goals. Kev Program Results: ^ Financial stability ^ Capacity of individuals and families to participate as caring, competent members of the community (life skills development) ^ Opportunities for vocational, technical and basic skills education ^ Access to affordable housing (with supports as needed) ^ Access to affordable child care ^ Availability of personal assistance, physical aids and other supports to ensure barrier-free access to services Categorv B: Youth ages 12-21 stay in school, plan for their future, and participate in community life. Kev Program Results: ^ One-on-one adult/youth partnerships ^ Culturally/linguistically appropriate services ^ Graduation rates ^ Job exploration, academic support, and job training ^ Community service opportunities ^ Diversion of youth from gang participation to constructive group activities Categorv C: Individuals of all ages are physically and mentally healthier. Kev Program Results: ^ Availability of low-cost health care services ^ Availability of community-based mental health services ^ Capacity of health/mental health services to serve cultural/linguistic and underserved groups ^ Ability of substance abusers to become and remain free of dependency ^ Access to specialty health services, e.g. dental, vision, hearing, alternative medicine Categorv D: Families and individuals will live in safe, secure environments. Kev Program Results: ^ Improvements in mental and physical health and well-being among victims who have suffered abuse/violence ^ Availability of disaster/emergency services • Care-giving networks and caregiver support services ^ Affordable, supported and appropriated adapted housing ^ Eradication of discriminatory practices Document adapted from the Triangle United Way's Resource Investment Cabinet.