Match/Leverage
Agency
Preferred Family
Healthcare
Brief Description of Cash/In-Kind to be Provided
Supportive and mental health services
Amount of
Match/Leverage
$ 143,580
St. Louis Agency on
Job readiness, assessment and job placement
Training and
assistance
Employment (SLATE)
$ 885,320
Flance Early Leaning
Center
Early childhood education/Head Start
$ 590,000
Sherwin-Williams
Home Work Painter Training Program
$ 210,000
People’s Community
Action Corporation
Case management, anger management classes,
energy assistance, food pantry assistance, financial
literacy, conflict resolution and job readiness
$ 500,000
Missouri Home
Therapy
Health and wellness services
$
St. Louis University
Public health nursing and community project clinical
practicum that includes clinical health promotion
activities, risk reduction and disease prevention
$ 163,200
Kingdom House
Child Care Program, head start slots and summer
program activities
$ 1,243,840
TOTAL
94,680
$ 3,830,620
December 2, 2014
Ms. Lillie Glenn
Director of Resident Initiatives
St. Louis Housing Authority
3520 Page Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63106
Dear Ms. Glenn:
People’s Community Action Corporation is pleased to write a letter in support of the St.
Louis Housing Authority’s grant application to the U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development for the Jobs Plus Pilot program for Public Housing Agencies. We
are looking forward to continuing our partnership with you to provide insurance
enrollment assistance, comprehensive intake and GED classes to qualified public
housing participants.
People’s Community Action Corporation firmly commits to provide the following services
to public housing residents: anger management classes, energy assistance, food pantry
services, financial literacy, case management, conflict resolution sessions and job
readiness skill building as in-kind support. We would estimate our in-kind support to
include five (5) part-time employees at a cost of $25,000 each per year for a total of
$125,000 per year for four years. The in-kind support for four years total $500,000.
Peoples Community Action Corporation supports the efforts of the St. Louis Housing
Authority and will continue to coordinate joint efforts for training and self-sufficiency
initiatives. We look forward to our partnership in the effort to assist the residents in
becoming economically self-sufficient. If you have any questions, please feel free to
contact my office at (314) 367-7848, ext. 1205.
Sincerely,
Executive Administrator
MISSOURI H O M E THERAPY
9 1 9 1 WEST
FERGUSON
FLORISSANT
MO.63136
December 2, 2014
Ms. Lidie Glenn, Director
Department of Resident initiatives
St. Louis Housing Authority
3520 Page Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63106
Dear Ms. Glenn:
Missouri Home Therapy is pleased to write a letter in support of the St. Louis Housing Authority's
application to the U.S. Housing and Urban Development for the Jobs Plus Pilot Program. We are looking
forward to continuing our partnership with you to provide health and wellness care services to quaitfied
public housing residents.
Missouri Home Therapy is firmly committed to provide the following in-kind services:
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Rehabilitation and Nursing Services
Health Education Workshops
Snack/Lunch and Learn Seminars
Rehabilitation physical and cognitive activities
Missouri Home Therapy will provide two .5 PTE Therapists to provide services to public housing
residents at a cost of $11,835 each for four years.
2 (.5 PTE) @ $11, 835 each x 2 Therapists = $23,670 x 4 years = $94,680
Missouri Home Therapy supports the efforts of the St. Louis Housing Authority and will continue to
coordinate joint efforts for training and self-sufficiency initiatives. We look forward to our partnership
to assist residents to become economically self-sufficient.
Sincerely,
cto
JJMMI
December 2, 2014
Ms. Lillie Glenn, Director
Department of Resident Initiatives
St. Louis Housing Authority
3520 Page Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63106
Dear Ms. Glenn:
Saint Louis University School of Nursing is pleased to provide a letter of support for the St.
Louis Housing Authority to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for the
Jobs Plus Pilot Program. We look forward to continuing our public health nursing and
community project clinical practicum experiences with the St. Louis Housing Authority. The
faculty and students engage in clinical activities aimed at health promotion, risk reduction and
disease prevention with staff and residents.
This in-kind contribution is calculated based on 60 percent of instructional time of one (1)
faculty member and is estimated at $40,800 per year. The average faculty salary is $68,000 and
the value of the service is equal to $40,800 per year of staff time. The total in-kind contribution
over 4 years total $163,200. In addition, each student engaged in clinical work at St. Louis
Housing Authority averages approximately 60 - 80+ service hours per semester. This public
health nursing work is vital to the health of the community.
We, at Saint Louis University School of Nursing, are fully supportive of this initiative. It is my
hope that this application is viewed favorably. Should you need any additional information
please do not hesitate to contact me at 314-977-8909.
Sincerely,
Teri A. Murray, PhD, APHN-BC, RN, FAAN
Dean, Saint Louis University School of Nursing
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