. > good morning, mmsioners. and executive director. my name is rihanna albert, analyst with the offic on the aging. felton institute will place community liaisons the goal emp yment opportunities for seniors and younger adults living with a lity the daas benefits and resource hub is a service center that caters to san francisco residents aged 60 or older or between 18 and 59, living with a disability. at the benefits andesource b,hendividuals canss and connect to daas services, such as county veteran services din-home supportive rvices. the community liaisons who are placedthe benefits and resource hub will be responsible for greeting, engaging, and providing direction to new and incoming clients. they may also act as computer lab monitors, assist with daas outreach acesti by employing seniors and younger adults living with a disability, the program selects the community it serves. creates a more familiar, comfortable and emp environment. ly, iould lik t recent program monitoring done at felton institute was in full compliance. may i a

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