we send an hfc staff member to school within -- so this is what they do when we contact them. they immediately deploy a member to the school within three business days. often time that school community is who the family trusts to share their experiences with and when that happens in the past we would give them a contact number. you can call this agency. now we call hamilton family and they come within three business days when sfusd staff identify a family they provide eviction prevention services for 24 families referred by sfusd each year. they provide rapid re-housing service for 48 families referred by the school district and coordinate with the school staff on how to best identify and assistnies families and maybe one of the last items is the greatest benefits we've had and i'm going to actually show you a video in a little while but we have been talking how do we identify homeless students? for administrators and teachers that are trained and social workers and counselors and nurses each may have different indicators they could look for to identify there is something goin

and i am glad to serve as the bridge between the schools and community based organizations such as hfc. they have served as an imperative connection and create a fluid day for the families which is exactly what they need. i wanted just to mention i have one family and thanks to hamilton it's changed their lives and kids never thought they could succeed in school and made a difference and transitioned to high school and one student is in sixth grade and doing really well and i want to say of the utter need for services to exist and grow exponentially so that we can do our job and help these kids. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening supervisors and commissioners. i am the deputy director for hamilton family center so right now as i come up to you guys my heartbeats and what is happening is the cortisol level in my body is rising will homeless children, children who are experiencing adverse childhood experiences and the traumatic stress of homelessness they have this heartbeat increase in cortisol rising everyday on a consistent level. research has found that children who are experie

hfc)0nod9myw what our people have been able to do with that.y part of it in our area of study or our point of view. one is to educate our people.ó7! the foundation of our city is farmland. farmland and transit don't necessarily mix. but we have it urbanizing, so we're trying to bring through education, bring both groups u together. so, we have the people's support. the last thing that uta needs ifsoi they're going to build a line through our city is for political pressure to come against that line and protesters lining their board meetings and ñ not want to, not want it. if that comes, we will be dead. in the water. and so, that's a very, very important part to me as well. but to get it, it's my job as a mayor and my colleague's job as mayors in our state to get involved in transportation funding. i don't believe that i should ji6ñ ask those in the state legislature and the county council in a congressional area to fund any kind of lp[) transportation, road and transit, that i'm not willing toq&ñ stand out in the front of the parade and take s,