current year and we'll try to foulth a way to make it affordable. i know that one of the supervisors has asked me important the breakdown. so you'll see the intention that went into the process - >> and i appreciate that the experience we've had in the past are the - we worked together in 2008 and 2009 i think that 2009 was the last grant cycle and i want to make sure we have that collaborative effort. i know we can't move money from a particular organizations but i know that our department will

help us to look at the neighbors we serve and the ethnic communities we serve. the second question is last year, we went through a process and the human service agency to develop the earlier recall child investment process. >> i definitely feel that the development of the office of car care and education is moving forward. we are in the process of selecting a department head we've done a couple of interviews already. so we're really excited i think that the 3 departments are coming together. and we're seeing for come

nationals than not. we're seeing a system from birth to kindergarten and we're seeing the improvements. >> when do the decisions time to be made on the new director? >> i think we're aiming for sometime in may. >> i want to thank you for your flexibility in doing that. i thank you for your leadership and making sure the communications happened. >> i'm appreciative of the

efforts and thank you for your leadership on that. i also want to say that the child allocation funding it your focused on objections and the evaluation process and it seems very good but i'd like to see the data especially on the number of programs that were defund through the process and what it's southeast asian youth or african-americans. i want to know what new programs were funded through the process. i know we have to look at it throughout the city and i have a worry when the district center or the beacon center maybe hit with reductions.

i know there are tremendous amounts and need and he tremendous needs within the richest monday and some baseline through the district. i wanted to is that for lgb t use i know that some people will say that some agencies maybe the only ones that are serving a certain population. but for critical needs of vulnerable populations. the last thing is for agencies that stretch across many neighborhoods we're not just seeing them as one district or one ethic group that their

serving a multiple ethics. i know that you have the ability to assess those information >> i want the zip code and age groups kind of broken down. i'm asking this for the entire district 5 if at all possible. >> the zip code for the students or the cb o? the students? >> and the age of the students. so i know you can easily print that statistical data out if you want to add like school and all of that stuff that's in the

reporting system. i forgot what it's called. >> yeah. for the current grantees and i'd like the numbers for the estimated youth for the applications submitted by organizations like what were the estimates in terms of numbers. >> projections? >> i think you can have actuals. >> you mean for the ones we're funding? >> yes and a colleagues any other questions at this point? all right. thank you. at this point we'll open up to

public comment. i have a number of cards. please come up. no particular order. (calling names) if i put your names down wrong my apologies. >> good afternoon budget and finance commission apparently how will you make it on your own. this city is awfully big and you're all alone. well, it's city i know you can make it. you got the tools guest and make it happen and take it.

and i know that budget love is all around no need to waste it. budget love no need to a waste it. you might just make after all. (clapping). you my city hall make it after all make it happen today all. (clapping). >> let me tell you that we have a policy we don't clap if you want to race our hand, please go ahead. >> i'm happy to be here all supervisors.

i'm joined by many people who are happy to see you here. i'm here as the chief operating an officer for wellness and we we have a community service we partner with. we have addressed some $44,000 was eliminated for girls in the hunter point in the bay area who live in the bay area. and there's a particular vulnerable population. we address the toxic stress and the trauma and if there's a population of the folks we can reach we'll be working with the

center of the wellness center. i hope the funding is restored thank you. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> i am with the youth market program. we have a youth program and i want to give you a background. we focus with a lot of latino and asian youth in our neighborhood there's no high schools. so the youth have to wake up extra early. roadway, you know, we build a lot of leadership we have a lot of - we make sure that we work

with them in school outside in the community and in homes. we work a lot of with their parents also. we get a lot of parents feedback. we have youth in middle school one youth who got accepted to a higher education school. so today, i came in here today to ask for your support to help out the youth we work with at our neighborhood. that's all thank you. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker can i take a chance to read some more speaker cards? stay up at the microphone.

>> good afternoon supervisors. my name is adrian williams and i am from the western addition. and i work with kids in public housing. and you don't hear my name mentioned a lot of times down here but i am single-handed we took care 45 kids from the facility last year. i step up to the plate because theirs been a void. we have limited services in my neighborhood and all of the time - first i was you angry when i

heard about the budget coming out then i tried to be reasonable i said i'd come and talk to you guys because i found out only 3 cv ls is being fund and none of the cb os is being fund. so when you're talking about staff i'm the poster child i live, eat and sleep and have developed my own program and for the 8 years i've been taking care of the funding. last year we got only $20,000 and we're told we're not going to get it again, this year. i'm dealing with the hash it populations. we just had a shooting right

outside my daughters door >> (speaking another language)

language barrier. >> he said good afternoon. i'm mac i'm a member of the yes program. this is a program that is for the youth and the yes program is supported to me and my fellow youth.

it's a save place for us to learn and to help each other anti inside the program. this is another way to meet up with your friends. and the yes program it's a big help because especially for the null immigrant youth to give guidance and support to the things they're facing daily and especially for the null immigrant youth >> i'm going to read a couple of more names. (calling names)

>> next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm a member of the program. yes, this program is a program for youth i can go into save place instead of going somewhere and getting into trouble. i want you to support the program and another program called youth summer. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm with the south market community. so we're here today because our youth program has been completely cut from d c y f. we don't have a high school in

our neighborhood so a lot of our.org is down on the ground. our program started because there was a lot of conflicts before the immigrant groups therefore for summer camp we didn't want to duplicate but we wanted to support the youth leadership. we do political education we also help youth with housing issues. this program is really important to them because it not only give them a sense of belonging in helping them transition from culture shock as immigrants it

also empowers them to have a large community. so we hope you said support our youth by restoring our funding. >> thank you. next speaker >> i'm the executive director for the south market. we've been very happy to be partnering with programs and a unfortunately we were kit by 22 percent of what we currently have. it's a small non-profit education this has had an impact

on our ability to help girls. we provided education on sex and nutrition and a variety of other issues. and we know that girls are not getting in school. and your considering cutting our art program. and finally our college and career programs will only serve girls for 50 hours duty u cut down from 90 hours. we're concerned about the reduction in our serves. in addition we're really a small staff of 3 and so we're facing some potential staffing rescues.

i want to thank d c y f for their partnership and encourage you all to review what's been our previous funding level. thank you >> the organization with oasis for girls; is that right. >> we're going located in the western area and we work with the deaf and hard of hearing. we took a hit we're going to be losing $25,000. and in san francisco there are 2 hundred and 50 youth that are deaf and hard of hearing. last year alone with the support

of d c y f we placed 20 youth with jobs. this summer we'll placed 15 youth. and i'm just readily sad and disappointed to know that the disabilities community isn't being represented in all of d c y f. i only saw two agencies that were ript folks with disabilities. it's up setting come to you >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm the director of the african-american art and a culture complex we're

going to be losing half of our funding which is concerting because we have have to eliminate all of our after school programs and summer programs and some of our staff. this is a huge part of those concerns. this would leave a huge segment of our community under served it is the population from public housing and it would render the program attend folks no where to go. those programs would be eliminated from our curriculum. we rely a lot of a lot on our grant.

we would ask that there are any consideration would be given we'd appreciate that. >> good afternoon. i'm jennifer. i'm the director of the boys and girls services in san francisco. i want to thank the staff. i wanted to speak about two things we've been disappointed in one is a simple reduction in funding and the second is the process. we've been required to submit applications individually for each of our 9 sites. we did so with a lot of specificity in the community we serve and those look different in the different community and

yet we received the same funding amount for school year and summer. it doesn't make sense. we have clubs that serve smaller clubhouses and the larger ones get the same funding. we in our clubs last year provided 2 hundred jobs for the boys and girls club in the teams. we have comprehensive career and education programs. and this is the specialized k to 8 program we received no money.

so we're really disappointed about it and hope i will reconsider getting back some of our funding thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker >> i'm a project coordinator in the workforce program at c y c. i want to first thank you for funding our program but as the new proposal they have cut funding for my program. and c y c has always provided it's for the youth that come to our case manages and the youth

can get back on track. the kid have made mistakes but they're making an effort to restore any misconduct and spleefk the c y c has been great in providing education for the asian city. so i have kids in tenderloin and our program understand the needs of the community a lot of the families are immigrant and parents don't have the status to get a job. so this is helping the families and helping them asked you in the long term and it's

disappointing. i have a lot of kids who want to grow after high school and into college i hope i reconsider the proposal and look at the youth population that are being - >> thank you, very much. next speaker please and. >> with have a mission to build community with the lesbian and gay kweerp and questioni- as su may know we have over 25 hundred

kids we've seen horrific acts of one thousand of our students have reported attempting killing themselves and we can't calculate what that trauma costs our communities were two years we tried to have a great program working with staff and teachers both who are receptive with the program and who are not comfortable with the program. our model has been adopted middle school and balboa school

and in our packet you'll find a model of practice and letters of support from principles. but the hud hazed identified our program as unique. we were shocked we weren't going to receive fund. this would eliminate our program from the san francisco schools >> thank you very much next speaker. >> i'm on the board of supervisors for our district. >> i'm a 15-year-old student. the reason i recommend the