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Home My WebLink AboutNova - Solutions ARPA Application 1 American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funding Application for Non-Profit Entities, Community Groups, and Neighborhood Associations Due Date: March 1, 2024, 4:30 PM Application must be completed in full to be considered. Submit complete application & budget sheet electronically to citymgr@oshkoshwi.gov -or- Mail - City Manager¶s Office, 215 Church Ave ± PO Box 1130, Oshkosh WI 54903-1130 -or- Place in City Hall Dropbox Attachments, brochures or other materials may be included as part of the application packet. Application Review Criteria The electronic version (including email message and all attachments) cannot exceed 10 MB GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Name of Project/Program: 2. Organization Name: 3. Address: 4. Primary Contact Person: 5. Title: Phone: 6. E-mail 7. If applicable: Federal Tax Identification Number: 8. If applicable: DUNS number: Provide Mission Statement/Purpose: PROPOSAL OVERVIEW ± must match Budget Overview sheet Funds Requested Total Project Cost Annual Organizational Budget $ $ $ Empowering Recovery: Establishing a Continuum of Care for Women in Oshkosh Solutions Recovery, Inc and Nova Counseling Serivces Solutions Recovery 621 Evans St, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 54901; Nova Counseling 3240 Jackson Street, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 54901 Trevor Fenrich (Solutions) or Jody Willeford (Nova) Executive Directors (920) 233-0888 Solutions or (920) 231-0143 Nova trevor@solutionsrecovery.org or jody@novaoshkosh.com 392039973 (Solutions) 391172266 (Nova) Solutions Recovery’s Mission is to serve the Fox Valley’s recovery community with programs that assist addicts in relapse prevention and provide outreach services throughout the community. Nova Counseling Services provides the highest quality care at the lowest possible cost to clients and families, supporting individuals through their recovery process with a focus on long-term success. 958227436 (Solutions) 168505878 (Nova) 650,000 $2484,000 1,001,287 (Solutions) $2,496,766 (Nova) 2 PROPOSAL DETAILS (Please limit to 700 words) 1. PROGRAM/PROJECT APPROACH ± include the following details, as applicable: a) Briefly describe the program/project you are requesting funds for. b) Describe the need for your program/project. c) Identify any other organizations in Oshkosh that address this need. d) Describe your level of collaboration with other agencies on this project. e) Is this a new, existing, or changed program? f) Specifically, what will you use ARPA funds for? g) Who will benefit and how? h) How will you prevent the duplication of benefits to end users? i) How many individuals/families will be served by this program/project? j) How will these funds help you respond to, or recover from COVID-19? k) For existing programs: How many people were served during the last program year? How many were from the City of Oshkosh? l) If existing, describe measurable impact has the program achieved to date (with examples) 2. PROJECT OUTCOMES a) If this is a continuing activity, describe a measurable outcome of your previous year's work regardless of funding source. b) Describe two anticipated measurable outcomes for your proposed project/program. c) Describe (if applicable) how proposed use of funds may achieve sustainability objectives as described in the City¶s Sustainability Plan. d) Describe (if applicable) how project and proposed use of funds will benefit underrepresented or marginalized individuals/groups, and/or achieve objectives contained in the City¶s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Plan. 3. DESCRIBE THE AGENCY'S AUDITING AND FISCAL CONTROLS a) Briefly describe your agency's fiscal oversight / internal controls to minimize opportunities for fraud, waste and mismanagement. b) How does your agency plan to segregate ARPA funds from other agency funds for purposes of identification, tracking, reporting and audit? 4. CONTINGENCY PLAN a) If your grant request is not fully funded, what adjustments are you prepared to make? 5. PROJECT BUDGET a) Briefly explain project revenues and expenses related to this proposal. This should match with the Budget Overview sheet. b) Be specific about how ARPA dollars would be spent. c) Provide details about how funds would be used by December 31, 2024. PLEASE COMPLETE THE ATTACHED BUDGET OVERVIEW AND SUBMIT WITH YOUR APPLICATION. Narrative Attached 3 BUDGET OVERVIEW / INCOME AND EXPENSES ORGANIZATION NAME: ____________________________________________________ REVENUE SOURCE PROJECTIONS Estimated Funding for this Project/Program Proposed ARPA Funding Other Government Grants - list: OACF Funding OAUW Funding Donations/Other Fundraising Internal/Self-Funding Other ± list: TOTAL REVENUES $ EXPENSES REGULAR OPERATING EXPENSES Project/Program Budget (PROPOSED) Salaries/Benefits Occupancy Professional Fees/ Contracted Services Program/Office Materials Marketing/Printing Professional Development Supplies/Materials Other ± list: Other ± list: Other ± list: COVID RELATED EXPENSES (please identify) Other Other Other TOTAL EXPENSES $ NOTE: Revenues and Expenses must balance Solutions Recovery, Nova Counseling Services $650,000 ($350K Nova + $300K Solutions) County/State Grants (Pending)$1,300,000 $434,000 ($400K Nova +$34K Solutions) Other Grants/Private (Solutions)$100,000 2,484,000 Property Acquisition Building Expansion $20,000 (Solutions) $399,000 (Solutions) $2,000,000 (Nova Counseling) Appliances Furniture $20,000 (Solutions) $45,000 (Solutions) 2,484,000 Empowering Recovery: Establishing a Continuum of Care for Women in Oshkosh Nova Counseling Services and Solutions Recovery are embarking on a vital project to establish a continuum of care, where one currently does not exist, specifically tailored for women grappling with substance use disorders in Oshkosh, WI. This endeavor is a response to address the glaring absence of comprehensive recovery services for women in our community. By introducing eight new sober living beds through Solutions Recovery and expanding Nova's capacity with ten additional beds, this project aims to bridge the significant gap in women-focused recovery services. The urgency of this initiative is underscored by the distressing statistics from Winnebago County, where calls for assistance with mental health, predominantly for substance abuse and addiction, have surged. This situation mirrors a statewide crisis, as reported by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services in 2021, revealing that 7.66% of Wisconsin's population suffers from a substance use disorder, surpassing the national average. Alarmingly, a vast majority of Americans in need of substance use treatment remain untreated, spotlighting the societal stigma and the dire shortage of services that perpetuate the cycle of addiction. Particularly for women in Oshkosh, the scarcity of specialized recovery services presents formidable barriers to accessing care, often leading to fragmented support and life-threatening outcomes. The collaboration between Nova Counseling Services and Solutions Recovery represents a transformative approach that transcends the capabilities of either organization working independently. Currently, women in Oshkosh navigating the path to recovery often face disjointed services that can lead to gaps in care, missed opportunities for support, and the daunting task of piecing together their own treatment plans from a fragmented system. This haphazard approach not only complicates their recovery journey but also diminishes the likelihood of long-term success. By uniting the strengths and resources of Nova Counseling Services and Solutions Recovery, this partnership ensures that women have access to a structured, cohesive recovery pathway. This integrated approach offers a significant advantage over isolated efforts by providing a seamless continuum of care—from detoxification and inpatient treatment to outpatient support and sober living environments. Such a comprehensive strategy ensures that every step of a woman's recovery journey is supported, eliminating the barriers and inconsistencies that can arise when navigating multiple, uncoordinated services. While there are other organizations within Oshkosh providing addiction treatment services, such as the Winnebago Mental Health Institute and AMS of Wisconsin LLC Oshkosh, none specifically address the unique needs of women in recovery as our joint initiative does. Our collaboration goes beyond mere coordination; it is a strategic alliance aimed at filling the void in gender-specific care, guided by the knowledge that recovery is not a one-size-fits-all process. This initiative is both an expansion of Nova's existing services and an introduction of a novel support layer within Solutions Recovery's program, marking a significant milestone in our mission to provide holistic and accessible care. The funds requested from The City of Oshkosh's ARPA are earmarked for the critical expansion of our facilities and services. The impact of this funding will be profound, offering up to 18 women at any given time - and up to 300 women annually - access to life-changing care and support. Amid the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, this funding will also bolster our efforts to adapt and continue providing essential services to those affected by these unprecedented times. Our approach to fiscal oversight and internal controls is rigorous, ensuring that ARPA funds will be meticulously tracked, reported, and audited, thereby upholding the highest standards of accountability and transparency. Should our grant request not be fully funded, we are prepared to make strategic adjustments, continuing our mission within the constraints of available resources. In essence, this project is not just about expanding services; it's about filling a critical void, about hope, and about the promise of a healthier future for women in Oshkosh. Through this initiative, we are not just treating addiction; we are nurturing recovery, rebuilding lives, and strengthening our community—one woman at a time. 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Ready to move into. Priced to sell. Quiet setting. County:Winnebago Property Sub Type:Real Estate Property Type:Commercial Sale Year Built:1992 Zoning:SR-3 Primary Features Basement:None Heating:Central Restrictive Covenant:Unknown Stories Total:1 Interior Construction Materials:Vinyl Entry Location:Residential Area Flood Plain:Unknown Foundation Details:Slab Heating Fuel Type:Natural Gas Lot Dimensions Source:Assessor Lot Size Dimensions:150x130 Lot Size Source:Assessor Parking Features:Paved Sewer:Municipal Sewer Near State Or Province:WI Water Source:Municipal/City External Area Source:Broker/Agent Building Area Total:3900 Directions:East Murdock Avenue, north on Harrison Street. High School District:Oshkosh Area Municipality:City of Oshkosh Waterfront:no Location Easements:Unknown Listing Terms:Vacant Price Per Sq Ft:101.28 Tenant Pays:All Expenses Financial Business Type:Assisted Living Mls Status:Active-No Offer Year Built Source:Public Records Additional For more information on this property, contact Mark D. Olejniczak, Realty Inc. at (920) 432-1007 or olejstaff@gmail.com 2501 HARRISON Street, OSHKOSH, WI 54901 ++ -- Leaflet | © 2024 TomTom, Microsoft Data services provided by IDX Broker © 2024 REALTORS Association of Northeast Wisconsin MLS (RANWMLS). All Rights Reserved. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. All properties are subject to prior sale, change, or withdrawal. Neither listing broker nor Mark D. Olejniczak Realty, INc. nor RANW MLS shall be responsible for any typographical errors, misinformation, misprints, and shall be held totally harmless. 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