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numbers not single day representations. <br />4. Proposal Details #4: Partnerships page 9 at the end of the first paragraph you state "and <br />many others" ... I really hate to nit-pick but what are the "many others"? In the second <br />paragraph, you mention Hope University as a partner. How can it be considered a "partner" <br />when it is part of HopeSource itself? JF <br />Merit Resources regularly works with and considers the organizations listed in the grant as <br />collaborative partners in meeting the needs of vulnerable populations in our community. The <br />term partnership among social service providers in a community is a generally accepted term <br />that defines cooperation and inter -referral among agencies within that community. <br />Many others include any community agency that provides services needed for each <br />individual. It is impossible to list them all, they will depends on the needs of each individual <br />resident. This may include, but not limited to; DSHS, Bright Beginnings, YVCC, Work <br />Source, the Housing Authority, Comprehensive Healthcare, ASPEN, Public Health and <br />more. <br />Hope University is a specific component of our housing program, they are a part of Hope <br />Source, yes, but a valuable component that is being highlighted as an additional partner. <br />,5. Budget Narrative #1: Funding Utilization Page 14 <br />You state "Funds for the program would pay house rent and utilities for a two-year period <br />and would also help furnish the rental." Does this mean you have to come back every two <br />years and asked for assistance? Is there any way you can accumulate money to begin to <br />offset what you ask for and eventually (say 2-4 years) not come before our committee and <br />request funds? JF <br />Yes, there are currently no other funding resources available to fund this valuable Women's <br />Sober House project. Although some program income may be received from participants in <br />the sober house program, the program income is minimal and will not be sufficient to <br />support the program. <br />