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■ Registered 58,000 low-income families with young children<br />

into the Los Angeles County Centralized Eligibility List, as<br />

single point access to the California Department of Education<br />

subsidized child care services.<br />

Changes From 2010-11 <strong>Budget</strong><br />

Unmet Needs<br />

Gross<br />

Appropriation<br />

($)<br />

HOMELESS AND HOUSING PROGRAM<br />

<strong>Budget</strong> Summaries<br />

■ Implemented a Homeless Encampment Protocol, a<br />

collaboration between <strong>Chief</strong> <strong>Executive</strong> <strong>Office</strong>, Sheriff<br />

Department, and LAHSA which addresses reported homeless<br />

encampments throughout the County.<br />

Intrafund<br />

Transfer<br />

($)<br />

Revenue<br />

($)<br />

Net<br />

County Cost<br />

($)<br />

2010-11 Final Adopted <strong>Budget</strong><br />

Other Changes<br />

57,699,000 0 0 57,699,000 0.0<br />

1. HPI: Reflects the shift of one-time funding back to<br />

HPI from the Department of Mental Health for the<br />

Psychiatric Diversion Program and Institution for<br />

Mental Health Disease beds program.<br />

1,758,000 -- -- 1,758,000 --<br />

2. HPI: Reflects the shift of one-time funding back to<br />

HPI from the Department of Mental Health for the<br />

San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health<br />

Center and the St. Joseph Center pilot projects.<br />

3. HPI: Reflects funding to cover County Counsel legal<br />

services.<br />

4. HPI: Reflects one-time carryover funding for various<br />

homeless assistance programs.<br />

5. HPI: Reflects the reversal of prior-year one-time<br />

carryover funds for various homeless projects.<br />

The HHP continues to have a critical need for greater availability of affordable and subsidized housing, which will help move the<br />

homeless into safe housing.<br />

FY 2011-12 <strong>Recommended</strong> <strong>Budget</strong> <strong>Volume</strong> <strong>One</strong> 28.2 County of Los Angeles<br />

Budg<br />

Pos<br />

338,000 -- -- 338,000 --<br />

355,000 -- -- 355,000 --<br />

18,407,000 -- -- 18,407,000 --<br />

(37,185,000) -- -- (37,185,000) --<br />

Total Changes (16,327,000) 0 0 (16,327,000) 0.0<br />

2011-12 <strong>Recommended</strong> <strong>Budget</strong> 41,372,000 0 0 41,372,000 0.0

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