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Home My WebLink AboutAgreementA-18-565-1withFirst5.pdfAgreement A-18-565-1 Commission: Contractor: County of Fresno, Department o f Social Servi ces Unified Framework for Success -Neig hborhood Resource Centers #201819-1587 Page 1 AMENDMENT I TO SUPPORTIVE SERVICES AGREEMENT PARTIES Children and Families Commission of Fresno County, California County of Fresno ADMINISTRATIVE Contract Number: 201819-1587 RECITALS A. Commission and Contractor are parties to that certain Support ive Services Agreement (the "Agreement"), dated October 1, 2018, the T erm of which is from October 1, 2018 to June 30, 2020 (the "Original Term"). B. The Parties now desire to amend the Agreement to provi de for an extension of the Term and to modify the Services and Project Budget a ll as defined in the Agreement. C. All capitalized terms used in this Amendment I to Supportive Services Agreement (this "Amendment I") shall have the meanings provided for in the Agreement unless otherwise specified in this Amendment I. Therefore, in consideration of the above recitals, which are incorporated into this Amendment I by reference, t he Part ies agree as follows: 1. T erm. This Amendment I is made effective as of July 1, 2020 (the "Effective Date"). The Term of the Agreement is extended until June 30, 2022, unless terminated earlier under the Agreeme n t (the "Term") or as specified in this Amendment to the contrary. 2. Amendment to Section 1. Effective as of July 1, 2020, Exhibit A will be replaced with the Exhibit A, "Services Fee (2020-2021 Fiscal Year)" attached to this Amendment I and incorp o rated herein by this reference. As of July 1, 2020, except as needed to interpret and enforc e C ontractor's responsibilities and obligations und er the original Term of the Agreement, the original Exhibit A attached to t he Agreement will have no further force and effect. 1 County of Fresno, Department o f Social Servi ces Unified Framework for Success -Neig hborhood Resource Centers #201819-1587 Page 2 3. Amendment to Section 3. Section 3 of the A g reement is deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following: 3. Compensation. Compensation by the Commission to Contractor for completion of the Services sha ll be at the rates also set forth in Exhibit A, "Services Fee" (2020-2 0 2 1 Fisca l Year). Notwithstanding any provision of this Amendmen t to the contrary, the Services Fee shall not, under any circumst ances, exceed nine hundred thousand dollars ($900,000) (the "Maximum Services Fee"), nor shall t he Commission, under a ny circumstances, be obligated to pay Contractor any amount in excess o f the Maximum Services Fee, except as may be mutually agreed in writing. 4. Controlling Document: No Other Amendment. In t he event of any conflict between the t erms of this Amendment I and the Agreement, the terms of this Amendment I shall control. Except as amended by this Amendment I, all terms of the Agreement shall remain in full force and effect, i nclud ing, without limitation, all monitoring, evaluation, data collection, contract review, auditing, inspection, and record retention obligations set forth in the Agreement. 5-Binding Effect. The Agreement, as amended by this Amendment I, is binding upon, and inures to the benefit of, the respective heirs, executors, administrators, successors, and assig ns of the Parties. 6. Headings and Construction. The subject headings of the sections and paragraphs of this Amendment are included for purposes o f convenience only and do not affect the construction or interpret ation of any of its p rovisions. All words used in this Amendment include the plural as well as the singular number, and vice versa; words used in this Amendment in the p resent tense include the future as well as the p resent; and words used in t his Amend ment in the masculine gender include the feminine and neuter genders, whenever the context so requires. No provision of this Amendment will be interpreted for or against a Party because t h at Party or its legal representat ive drafted the provision, and this Amendment will be construed as if jointly prepared by the Parties. 7. Counterparts. This Amendment may be signed by the Par ties in different counterparts and the signature p ages combined to create one document binding on all Parties. 8. Signature Authority. Each Party represents that it has capacity, full power, and authority to enter into this Amendment and perform under 2 County of Fresno, Department of Social Services Unified Framework for Success -Neighborhood Resource Centers #201819-1587 Page 3 modified terms of the Agreement, and the person s igning this Agreement on behalf of each Party has been properly authorized and empowered to enter into this Amendment. Ill Signatures The "Commission" Children & Families Commission of Fresno County, a California public entity established in accordance w ith the California Children and Families Act of 1998 egal Counsel Date of Signature: t? ~ 7 / 2t:> By:_IL_· ~j_ __ Brian Pacheco, Commission Chair Date of Signature: 1-Jb-)D FOR ACCOUNTING USE ONLY: Fund/Subclass: 0001/10000 Org: 56107001 Account: 5060 3 "Contractor" County of Fresno, a political subdivision of the State of California By ~~ Ernest BuddyMend Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Fresno Date of Signature: LO I ol~Jao ATTEST: BERNICE E. SEIDEL Clerk of the Board of Supervisors County of Fresno, State of California By ~ ~ Deputy County of Fresno, Department o f Social Servi ces Unified Framework for Success -Neig hborhood Resource Centers #201819-1587 Page4 EXHIBIT A Scope of Work (2020-2021 Fiscal Year) B-1 Supportive Services Facesheet R0420 (1&2) Agency Name: County of Fresno Department of Social Services Project Name: Unified Framework for Success - Neighborhood Resource Centers Contract Number: 201819-1587 Project ID Number: 1587-18 GL: SI3 10-8550-00 Agency address: 205 W. Pontiac, Clovis, CA 93612 Start date/End date: 10/01/2018 - 06/30/2022 Contract amount: $900,000 FY 18-19: $250,000 FY 19-20: $250,000 FY 20-21: $200,000 FY 21-22: $200,000 Other Project Funding: $ 8,885,000 BOS District: 4 Agency phone #: 559-600-2300 Mailing address if different than above: n/a Website: www.co.fresno.ca.us Strategic Plan Area and Strategy: Families & Skill Building Project Description: Neighborhood Resource Centers are strength-based community driven facilities intended to improve their surrounding community through direct and collaborative work with neighborhood families. Services provided increase family protective factors and contribute to building strong, healthy communities. NRCs are located in the community or neighborhood that they serve and are the hub of prevention and early intervention activities, key to the implementation of an accessible and effective early childhood service system. Fresno County DSS is engaged in maintaining and supporting the NRCs in Fresno County, particularly focused on communities with disproportionately higher rates of child maltreatment. DSS is currently supporting a network of 11 NRCs, located both in metro and rural Fresno County. First 5 funds will offset costs associated with maintaining the NRC infrastructure. DSS will collect aggregate data that specifically meets First 5 requirements, and will include: ethnicity, language, age and zip code for children served 0-5. Data will be collected through monthly activity reports completed by the NRCs and reported to First 5. F5FC Contract Manager: Hannah Norman Program Contact (Person who runs day to day operations/supervisor/coordinator/manager) Prefix: Ms. Name: Christie Lee Title: Staff Analyst E-mail: chrlee@fresnocountyca.gov Phone #: (559) 600-2350 Finance Contact (Person responsible for submitting budgets, financial reports and/or invoices) Prefix: Ms. Name: Ronda Kade Title: Senior Accountant E-mail: rkade@fresnocountyca.gov Phone #: (559) 600-2296 I I Supportive Services Facesheet R0420 (1&2) Notice Contact (Person who has legal authority to sign contract) Prefix: Mr. Name: Buddy Mendes Title: Chariman to the Board E-mail: district4@fresnocountyca.gov Phone #: 559-600-4000 Public Contact (Person responsible for general public calls requesting program information, how to access services, media, etc.) Prefix: Mrs. Name: Katherine Martindale Title: Program Manager E-mail: martik@co.fresno.ca.us Phone #: 559-600-3230 Persimmony Contact Program Module – PROGRAM DATA ENTRY (Person responsible for entering data) Prefix: Ms. Name: Christie Lee Title: Staff Analyst E-mail: chrlee@fresnocountyca.gov Phone #: (559) 600-2350 Training: Access and No Training Required Persimmony Contact Program Module – PROGRAM DATA APPROVAL (Person responsible for approving submission of data) Prefix: Ms. Name: Christie Lee Title: Staff Analyst E-mail: chrlee@fresnocountyca.gov Phone #: (559) 600-2350 Training: Access and No Training Required Persimmony Contact Financial Module – FINANCIAL DATA ENTRY (Person responsible for entering financial information) Prefix: Ms. Name: Ronda Kade Title: Senior Accountant E-mail: rkade@fresnocountyca.gov Phone #: (559) 600-2296 Training: Access and No Training Required Persimmony Contact Financial Module – FINANCIAL APPROVAL (Person responsible for approving financial information) Prefix: Mr. Name: Jonathan Vega Title: Accountant II E-mail: jvega@fresnocountyca.gov Phone #: 559-600-2824 Training: Access and No Training Required I I I I I I Supportive Services Facesheet R0420 (1&2) Agency Service Locations: List all physical addresses where F5FC services take place. If more than three sites, please include in this document by adding another row. Refer to the Fresno County website to find the correct County District for each service location. Location(s) District(s) Exceptional Parents Unlimited The Fresno Center 4879 E. Kings Canyon Rd, Fresno, Ca 93727 District 3 Centro La Familia 275 S. Madera Ave, Kerman, Ca 93630 District 1 Comprehensive Youth Services 4545 N. West Ave, Fresno, Ca 93705 District 2 Comprehensive Youth Services Reedley NRC 920 F Street, Reedley, Ca 93654 District 4 Centro La Familia 4718 N. Polk Ave, Fresno, Ca 93722 District 1 Centro La Familia West Fresno Family Resource Center 302 Fresno Street Suite 102, Fresno, Ca 93706 District 1 Comprehensive Youth Services Sanger Family Resource Center 1110 Tucker Ave, Sanger, Ca 93756 District 4 Comprehensive Youth Services Selma NRC 1490 E. Front Street, Selma, Ca 93662 District 4 Exceptional Parents Unlimited Valley Dream Center 1835 N. Winery Ave, Fresno, Ca 93703 District 3 Westside Family Preservation Services Network Coalinga NRC 160 W. Elm Ave, Coalinga CA 93210 District 4 Westside Family Preservation Services Network Huron NRC 16586 4th Street, Huron, Ca 93234 District 4 Supportive Services Facesheet R0420 (1&2) First 5 Fresno County Strategic Plan and First 5 CA Result and Service Area Alignment: Investment Area per F5FC Strategic Plan Percent of Funding Families 100% Primary Strategy per F5FC Strategic Plan: Percent of Funding Skill Building 100% State Result Area/Outcome Refer to the Annual Report & School Readiness Appendices Fiscal Year State Service Area Percent of Clients Percent of Funding Improved Family Functioning General Family Supports 100 % 100 % Supportive Services Facesheet R0420 (1&2) The information in the table below will remain the same for the full contract term (from one fiscal year to the next) unless otherwise specified or modified through a contract amendment request. Data due Quarterly. 1 Total unduplicated clients to be served in the entire year 2 Total unduplicated clients to be served in the entire year Upload to state report Aggregate Service Types Client Type Aggregate Service Target (Expected # of service sessions or clients) Verification Method (How will you measure this service?) Evaluation Methods FY2021 FY2122 NRC Services: DSS will partner with community based organizations to operate 11 Neighborhood Resource Centers across Fresno County. See table below for an overview of services offered at each site and estimated number of families to be served. 1 Child (ages 0-5) Annual Target Total1: 1500 children ages 0-5 Q1: 375 Q2: 375 Q3: 375 Q4: 375 Annual Target Total2: 1500 children ages 0-5 Q1: 375 Q2: 375 Q3: 375 Q4: 375 Efforts to Outcome Data System Persimmony data B. Aggregate Services and Narrative IZI Supportive Services Facesheet R0420 (1&2) Type of Agreement: Amendment-Supportive Services Type of Procurement: Informal Formal Sole Source BFF Policy Agreement Form Completed: Yes No (attach form to contract) N/A EFT Form Completed: Yes No (attach form to contract) W-9 Completed: Yes No Persimmony Set-Up: (check all that apply) No data - only basic info for state reporting Aggregate data Client level data reporting Narrative Performance module Financial module Financial module Monthly reporting Quarterly reporting One time payment State upload Type of Agency: (choose only one) City Government Private and/or for Profit Organization Community Benefit Organization 501(c)3 School District County Government State Government Faith Based Organization (attach policy) Other (please specify): Federal Government Higher Education Commission Sole Source Approved Date: 06/27/2017 Commission Project Approved Date: 06/06/2018 Commission Amendment Approved Date: Scheduled for 5/27/2020 Contract Manager Approved Date: 4/30/2020 Strategies Reviewed by Director Designee Date: See Description of Services (end notes)  F5FC Office Use Only Agency name: County of Fresno Department of Social Services Contract number: 201819-1587 Project name: Unified Framework for Success - Neighborhood Resource Centers Contract amount: $900,000 • IZI • • • • IZI • • • • • • • • • IZI • • • • • • • IZI • Supportive Services & Small Grants R0420 (1&2) 1 NRC: NRC Services Estimated Families/Individuals Centro La Familia West Fresno Family Resource Center 302 Fresno Street Suite 102, Fresno, Ca 93706 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability • Home Visits • Case management 698 unduplicated families Centro La Familia 4718 N. Polk Ave, Fresno, Ca 93722 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability • Home Visits • Case management 698 unduplicated families Centro La Familia 275 S. Madera Ave, Kerman, Ca 93630 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability • Home Visits • Father Focused Group 300 unduplicated families Comprehensive Youth Services 4545 N. West Ave, Fresno, Ca 93705 •Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability • Case management • Family Counseling 850 unduplicated individuals Comprehensive Youth Services Reedley NRC • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy 650 unduplicated individuals FIRSTS FRESNO COUNTY www .lirJ15!~ Supportive Services Facesheet R0420 (1&2) 920 F Street, Reedley, Ca 93654 • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability • Case management • Family counseling services Comprehensive Youth Services Sanger Family Resource Center 1110 Tucker Ave, Sanger, Ca 93756 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability • Case management • Fatherhood services 2250 unduplicated individuals Comprehensive Youth Services Selma NRC 1490 E. Front Street, Selma, Ca 93662 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability • Case management • Family counseling services 1417 unduplicated individuals Exceptional Parents Unlimited Valley Dream Center 1835 N. Winery Ave, Fresno, Ca 93703 559-229-2000 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability 500 unduplicated families Exceptional Parents Unlimited The Fresno Center 4879 E. Kings Canyon Rd, Fresno, Ca 93727 559-255-8395 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability 300 unduplicated individuals Westside Family Preservation Services Network Huron NRC 16586 4th Street, Huron, Ca 93234 559-945-1022 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals •Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability 1500 unduplicated families Supportive Services & Small Grants R0420 (1&2) Westside Family Preservation Services Network Coalinga NRC 160 W. Elm Ave, Coalinga CA 93210 559-821-8054 • Parenting skills training • Peer to Peer supports • Basic life skills and advocacy • Resource, information and referrals • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making Meetings • Drop-in availability 1350 unduplicated families FIRSTS FRESNO COUNTY www .lirJ15!~ Agency Name: Project Name: Contract Term: Contract Number: Fiscal Period Fiscal Period Fiscal Period 07/01/18-06/30/19 07/01/19-06/30/20 07/01/20-06/30/21 Activities & Grant Requirements 250,000$ 250,000$ 200,000$ 900,000$ Total First 5 Funding 250,000$ 250,000$ 200,000$ 900,000$ In-kind 575,000$ 850,000$ 3,730,000$ 3,730,000$ 8,885,000$ Other Funding Source:$0 Other Funding Source:$0 Total Other Funding 575,000$ 850,000$ 3,730,000$ 3,730,000$ 8,885,000$ Total Project Amount 825,000$ 1,100,000$ 3,930,000$ 3,930,000$ 9,785,000$ 200,000$ CONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK (SOW) & BUDGET Total Project Amount Fiscal Period 07/1/21-06/30/22 County of Fresno Unified Framework for Success - Neighborhood Resource Centers July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2022 201819-1587 Other Funding Sources Date of Submission: Prepared by: 200,000$ Title:Staff Analyst Christie Lee 4.30.2020 Description Primary Project Staff Responsible Timeline Cost Fresno County DSS will inform F5FC via email the name of the five additional NRCs sites awarded and set to open October/November 2018. Cheng Yang October 31, 2018 Core NRC services include the provision of: • Parenting skills training • Peer to peer supports (support groups, mentoring) • Basic life skills and advocacy (e.g. anger management, mediation and conflict resolution, communication skills, budgeting, cooking classes) • Resource, information, and referral (links to community resources and services) • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making meetings and/or other Permanency Teaming meetings • Drop-in availability Additional services may be offered based on the needs of the community where the NRC is located, and may include, but are not limited to: • Case management • In-home family support • Father-focused services • Services tailored to pregnant and parenting teens and/or parents of at risk youth • Family health and wellness • Youth development • Family economic and self-sufficiency Cheng Yang On-going Description Primary Project Staff Responsible Timeline Cost Participate in Professional Learning Community sessions with Harder & Company, First 5 Fresno County and other UFS partners to evaluate the progress of the Unified Framework for Success framework. TBD TBD Participate in training on Persimmony system (Fiscal & Programmatic)Cheng Yang TBD Prepare and submit quarterly invoices and aggregate data reports utilizing the Persimmony database. *Refer to the Funded Partner Manual for guidelines, deadlines, and additional details. Cheng Yang Due no later than: Oct. 31, Jan. 31, Apr. 30, & Jul. 31. $250,000 575,000$ County of Fresno Unified Framework for Success - Neighborhood Resource Centers Prevention and Early Intervention Services CONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK (SOW) / BUDGET GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT Provide name of all funded NRC sites to F5FC 201819-1587 Agency Name: Other Project Funding (In-Kind, Added Value) Financial Project Name: Neighborhood Resource Centers are strength-based community driven facilities intended to improve their surrounding community through direct and collaborative work with neighborhood families. Services provided increase family protective factors and contribute to building strong, healthy communities. NRCs are located in the community or neighborhood that they serve, and are the hub of prevention and early intervention activities. Fresno County DSS is currently engaged in the development of a community infrastructure that supports the creation, support and/or expansion of NRCs in Fresno County, particularly focused on communities with disproportionately higher rates of child maltreatment. DSS is currently supporting a network of six NRCs, located both in metro and rural Fresno County. DSS is poised and moving forward on a competitive bid process to select proposals for five additional sites (metro and rural). It is anticipated contracts for these services will begin October/November 2018. First 5 funds will contribute and support this infrastructure expansion, and will offset costs associated with the new NRCs. DSS will collect aggregate data that specifically meets First 5 requirements, and will include: ethnicity, language, age and zip code for children served 0-5. Data will be collected through Efforts to Outcomes, the database used by DSS with all NRCs, and reported to First 5. Contract #: Activities Fiscal Period:October 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 Grant Requirements Additional Requirements of Grant Persimmony Evaluation/ Learning Communities Project Total (not to exceed this amount) 2 of 5 Description Primary Project Staff Responsible Timeline Cost Core NRC services include the provision of: • Parenting skills training • Peer to peer supports (support groups, mentoring) • Basic life skills and advocacy (e.g. anger management, mediation and conflict resolution, communication skills, budgeting, cooking classes) • Resource, information, and referral (links to community resources and services) • Participation in DSS Team Decision-Making meetings and/or other Permanency Teaming meetings • Drop-in availability Additional services may be offered based on the needs of the community where the NRC is located, and may include, but are not limited to: • Case management • In-home family support • Father-focused services • Services tailored to pregnant and parenting teens and/or parents of at risk youth • Family health and wellness • Youth development • Family economic and self-sufficiency Cheng Yang On-going Description Primary Project Staff Responsible Timeline Cost Participate in Professional Learning Community sessions with Harder & Company, First 5 Fresno County and other UFS partners to evaluate the progress of the Unified Framework for Success framework. TBD TBD Participate in training on Persimmony system (Fiscal & Programmatic)Cheng Yang TBD Prepare and submit quarterly invoices and aggregate data reports utilizing the Persimmony database. *Refer to the Funded Partner Manual for guidelines, deadlines, and additional details. Cheng Yang Due no later than: Oct. 31, Jan. 31, Apr. 30, & Jul. 31. $250,000 $850,000 Activities Prevention and Early Intervention Services Project Total (not to exceed this amount) Other Project Funding (In-Kind, Added Value) Additional Requirements of Grant Grant Requirements Evaluation/ Learning Communities Persimmony Financial CONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK (SOW) / BUDGET Agency Name:County of Fresno Project Name:Unified Framework for Success - Neighborhood Resource Centers Fiscal Period:July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020 Contract #:201819-1587 GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT Neighborhood Resource Centers are strength-based community driven facilities intended to improve their surrounding community through direct and collaborative work with neighborhood families. Services provided increase family protective factors and contribute to building strong, healthy communities. NRCs are located in the community or neighborhood that they serve, and are the hub of prevention and early intervention activities. Fresno County DSS is currently engaged in the development of a community infrastructure that supports the creation, support and/or expansion of NRCs in Fresno County, particularly focused on communities with disproportionately higher rates of child maltreatment. DSS is currently supporting a network of six NRCs, located both in metro and rural Fresno County. DSS is poised and moving forward on a competitive bid process to select proposals for five additional sites (metro and rural). It is anticipated contracts for these services will begin October/November 2018. First 5 funds will contribute and support this infrastructure expansion, and will offset costs associated with the new NRCs. DSS will collect aggregate data that specifically meets First 5 requirements, and will include: ethnicity, language, age and zip code for children served 0-5. Data will be collected through Efforts to Outcomes, the database used by DSS with all NRCs, and reported to First 5. 3 of 5 Description of First 5 Fresno County Budgeted Expenses (e.g. Personnel, Subcontracts, Materials, Operating Costs, Travel, etc.) Cost Funds from First 5 Fresno County suport the infrastructure of 11 existing Neighborhood Resource Centers and assist with offsetting costs associated with program operation that include salaries, benefits and operational expenses for FY 20-21. $ 200,000 $ 200,000 $ 3,730,000 Description of Other Funding Sources: CONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK (SOW) / BUDGET Partner with community based organizations to operate 11 Neighborhood Resource Centers across Fresno County. See scope of work document for location and service information. 201819-1587 Agency Name: Project Name: Contract #: Activities Fiscal Period:July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021 Total (not to exceed this amount) Other Project Funding Sources (list below): County of Fresno Unified Framework for Success - Neighborhood Resource Centers 4 of 5 Description of First 5 Fresno County Budgeted Expenses (e.g. Personnel, Subcontracts, Materials, Operating Costs, Travel, etc.) Cost Funds from First 5 Fresno County suport the infrastructure of 11 existing Neighborhood Resource Centers and assist with offsetting costs associated with program operation that include salaries, benefits and operational expenses for FY 21-22. $ 200,000 $ 200,000 $ 3,730,000 Description of Other Funding Sources: Total (not to exceed this amount) Other Project Funding Sources (list below): Contract #:201819-1587 Activities Partner with community based organizations to operate 11 Neighborhood Resource Centers across Fresno County. See scope of work document for location and service information. Fiscal Period:July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 CONTRACT SCOPE OF WORK (SOW) / BUDGET Agency Name:County of Fresno Project Name:Unified Framework for Success - Neighborhood Resource Centers 5 of 5