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You can find the individual registration pages by clicking the offering in the right sidebar on this page (if viewing on a mobile phone, the offerings are listed in the gray subpages dropdown.) Program & Registration Information Attention parents: Online registration through Eleyo for current LEAP offerings is open.

#LEAP PROGRAM HOW TO#

See 'How to Sign Up/Register for Programs' below for information on creating an Eyleo account and instructions on how to register/pay for activities. Learn More About LEAP Programsįamilies have the opportunity to sign up for various LEAP programs throughout the year as well as programs offered through our community partnerships. New offerings will be added as they become available, so be sure to check back often!Ĭlick the program links on the right side of this page to learn more about current activities and to complete the online registration process. Programs goals include 1) ensuring access to available programming for each student committing to participate in athletic and/or recreational activities offered through LEAP, and 2) participants, coaches, parents, and spectators will demonstrate the highest degree of sportsmanship at all times. It is the vision of LEAP to provide students with increased opportunities for engagement beyond the school day through educational and recreational activities to improve learning, health, and wellness. The Regional Task Force on the Homeless in partnership with the region’s cities, the County of San Diego, San Diego Housing Commission and homeless service providers developed “Operation Shelter to Home.LEAP, also known as the Learning, Enrichment and Athletic Program, provides athletic, arts and enrichment opportunities for preschool through 12th grade students.

The temporary repurposing of Golden Hall and the San Diego Convention Center in the City of San Diego as shelters supports a broader regional approach to address homelessness during this state of emergency. “Operation Shelter to Home” is a system-wide, coordinated plan to further help sheltered and unsheltered individuals remain healthy during the global COVID-19 pandemic. More than 1300 landlords have joined LEAP and helped to provide housing for 3,832 individuals experiencing homelessness. These individuals have been matched with resources to help them move into a rental home when units are available. Landlords who join LEAP can provide essential housing opportunities for more than 900 individuals experiencing homelessness who currently reside at the shelter at the San Diego Convention Center through “Operation Shelter to Home.” Rent Through LEAP During COVID-19 Pandemic LEAP is part of HOUSING FIRST – SAN DIEGO, SDHC’s homelessness action plan, which has created more 9,300 housing solutions in five and a half years for San Diegans experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.

Dedicated San Diego Housing Commission (SDHC) housing specialists to answer landlords’ questions.

A contingency fund to help landlords cover expenses, such as repairs that exceed security deposits.

Up to two times the contract rent in security deposits and an average of $100 in utility assistance per household.

$500 for the first unit landlords rent to a homeless household and $250 for each additional unit.

The Landlord Engagement and Assistance Program (LEAP) provides incentives for landlords with rental housing units in the City of San Diego who rent to San Diegans experiencing homelessness.

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