jacob moody. that makes up the collective body of our implementation committee. only the core group is legally bound by the community benefits agreements mentioned in the brief that you have. please note the community benefits agreement legally bind as a condition that the developer and the community can adhere to, and is enforceable by community representatives. in addition, our most recent efforts and accomplishments have been to serve district 10 in the area of youth employment, which came about through strategic planning sessions and countless hours of hard work. "we are charged to do -- we are charged to distribute benefits dollars in the first phase of the funding. much of what we are talking about is a pilot program. i can see this being a model that could be replicated throughout district 10. this is something we will be discussing after we understand the rubrics and the matrix and out comes. we will be able to give you that scientific forensic data you are talking about so we can aggregate the information as it relates to individuals in district 7. the t

. >> jacob moody, executive director, bayview hunters point foundation. as part of the 8010 group, i have a liaison with that group. it is separate from the steering committee, but we have a conversation going on. commissioner maufas: thank you. that is what i was looking for. that is good to know. thank you. >> good afternoon. supervisor cohen: you have to move the microphone closer to your mouth or speak up. thank you. >> i am kind of excited right now. i am a resident of district 10. i also happen to be a youth member of ace. to be honest, i have been working with john eller. he is a head member of ace. we have been talking about this program taking place being geared toward young adults, first 16 to 21, then 18 to 25. i happen to be in that category. more or less, i have been dealing with a lot of letdowns due to the fact of being a youth in san francisco. every summer, there is always a random program that pops up. you always get these promises. you get your hopes up and everything, and you get let down. being a part of this and seeing it take place,

my name is jacob moody, chairman of the congress of african american organizations. "what to think the mayor, supervisor -- i want to thank the mayor, supervisor chu, and the board of supervisors for a more open process. there are cuts to the mental health services in the mayor's proposed budget. i oppose the proposed cuts as inconsistent with the budget priorities established at the mayor's meetings, particularly preserving programs that meet a basic human need and prioritizing the most vulnerable. treatment is the key to employment, housing, productive lives, and stable families. cutting treatment hurts people. in addition, as the chair of the congress of african american organizations, we are aware that african americans make up only 3.9% of the population in san francisco, but represent 40% to 60% of people in foster care, substance abuse, and the justice system. it is critical that organizations rooted in the african american community maintain funding that keep programs that help the most vulnerable of african americans in this city alive and here. thank you ve