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Services OFFICE OF IMMIGRANT AFFAIRS

The Proposed Budget provides funding for the
creation of an Immigrant Affairs office within the
Community Investments for Families Department.
The office is responsible for developing and
implementing immigrant and refugee specific
programs and initiatives, as well as supporting the
development of inclusive programs and initiatives
across City departments to advance immigrant
integration. $1 million is also provided to launch a
Citywide language access program.

EXPANDED STAFF FOR
DEPARTMENT ON DISABILITY

Funding is provided for an Accessible
Communications Specialist to address the digital
accessibility of City websites and documents, as well
as a Disability & Homeless Services Analyst, to
provide programmatic, analytical, and administrative
support for the Department's disability and
homelessness initiatives.

RAP CHILDCARE CENTER STAFFING

Funding is allocated to the Department of Recreation
A LIVABLE & SUSTAINABLE CITY
and Parks for child care staffing at 10 soon-to-be
refurbished childcare centers that will serve low-
income communities. The 10 refurbished childcare
centers are expected to provide childcare services to
approximately 360 children.

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