The New Directions Task Force (NDTF) is comprised of the directors of key County departments, plus additional local entities, whose charge is to move forward the County's service integration agenda by setting policy in support of the Board's instruction to design a seamless social service delivery model. NDTF reports to the Board of Supervisors.

Membership Roster

• Initiatives
  • Special Needs Housing Alliance (Alliance)
    • Formation
    • List of Members
    • Alliance Protocols
    • Alliance Report: Housing, Supportive Services and Funding Available for Special Needs Populations in Los Angeles County.
      • NDTF Approved Alliance Motion, 10/21/03
      • Report Cover Letter, Community Development Commission
      • Executive Summary
        
    • Alliance Work Plan
    • Executed Collaborative Agreement, 11/4/03
    • Alliance Business Plan
      
      
  • Faith-Based Organization Collaboration Council
    • Overview
    • List of Members
    • FBOCC Work Plan
      
      
  • LTFSS and CalWORKs Recommendations
    
    

In response to an anticipated Fiscal Year 2002-03 budget shortfall for the CalWORKs program and the Long-Term Family Self-sufficiency (LTFSS) Plan, the Board of Supervisors on January 15, 2002, instructed the Department of Public Social Services, the Chief Executive Office, and the New Directions Task Force, with input from the community and advocates, to prioritize LTFSS projects and the After-School Enrichment Program. On April 2, 2002, the scope of the previous Board instruction was expanded to include the prioritization of core and enhanced CalWORKs services. Additionally, the Board instructed that the Commission for Public Social Services be included as an additional stakeholder group in the process.

On June 26, 2002, the Board acted on the group's funding recommendations; and in addition instructed the Director of Public Social Services to reconvene representatives of the Chief Executive Office, the New Directions Task Force, the Public Social Services Commission and the Community Planning Group in January 2003 to assess the circumstances at that time and report back to the Board with any recommended modifications to the utilization of monies allocated.


• Click here to see the June 2002 recommendations
• Click here to see the February 2003 recommendations
  
  

• Meeting Materials
  
  
• Schedule of Meetings

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