Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG)
The City of Mesa has participated in the Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) Program
since 1988. During this time, the City has funded projects that assist in the
provision of emergency shelter and/or prevention activities for the homeless or
those at risk of being homeless. To be eligible for funding, activities must
either be:
Undertake renovation, major rehabilitation or conversion of buildings for
use as emergency shelters for the homeless; or
Provide essential services to the homeless; or Provide for payment of maintenance, operation costs - (i.e.: rent,
utilities, insurance, security, repairs or furnishings, etc.); or
Development and implementation of homeless prevention activities (with
qualifying criteria).
|
ORGANIZATION |
FY
08/09 |
PROJECT
TYPE |
PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION |
| MesaCAN |
$77,074 |
Operations |
Operations of East Valley
Men's Center (EVMC) |
|
A New Leaf, Autumn House |
$37,223 |
Operations |
Operations
of domestic violence shelter |
|
A New Leaf, La Mesita |
$29,260 |
Operations |
Operations of family homeless
shelter |
| ESG
Administration |
$7,576 |
Administration |
Administration of ESG program |
| TOTAL |
$151,133 |
NOTE: ESG applications are reviewed and
recommendations approved by the Human Services Advisory Board.
|
