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well as it fencing, interior renovations and security enhancements at its West Hawaii Domestic Abuse Shelter. The non-profit Boys and Girls Club also completed construction to its gym roofing and paving project. They also completed their Americans with Disabilities (ADA) accessibility improvements to its gym facility, parking and pathways. The OHCD-Development Division continued work on phase 2 of its Kulaimano Elderly Housing project as there were extensive shipping delays due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Phase 3 of the Kulaimano Elderly Housing renovations was completed and included interior ADA improvements within the Community center and improvements to the ADA parking stalls. The OHCD-Development Division is also using CDBG-CV funds for improvements to the Ulu Wini low income housing project for design, expansion and installation of solar hot water heaters in their community laundry facility and renovations for a certified kitchen at the Ulu Wini Community Center. Public Service: The County obligated its 3 allotments of CDBG-CV funds to the following non -profits to prepare, prevent and respond to the Corona Virus: Hawaii Economic Opportunity Council (HCEOC) utilized CDBG-CV funds for its Meals and Preparation Program which purchased food, equipment and supplies not limited to ovens, food wrapping machine, ILplates and utensils and food service equipment necessary to prepare meals for vulnerable seniors and disabled persons in the County of Hawaii who were impacted and/or isolating due to Covid. c Boys and Girls Club of the Big Island (BGCBI) utilized CDBG-CV funds to purchase food supplies and equipment necessary to prepare food for meals at certified kitchens to serve the vulnerable populations (homeless and poverty level household families, elderly and children living in poverty). BGCBI delivered the prepared meals to persons and households residing in rural communities in low and moderate census tracts who were impacted and/or isolating due to Covid. The Food Basket utilized CDBG-CV funds to purchase food and ready-made meals and lease and purchase refrigerated vehicles and equipment necessary to carry out its new and expanded food distribution and delivery services to low- and moderate income communities and food service providers impacted by the Covid pandemic within the County. This assisted Food Basket in its ability to acquire food from local farmers, ranchers and local distributors to be either prepared or packaged into meals and to be distributed through its community food partners who deliver and serve food to low and moderate income persons and households. Boys and Girls Club of the Big Island to deliver new services not limited to childcare, academic support, homework technology, youth resource transportation and daily nutritional supplementation for homeless families and low-income households residing in low income census tract communities during OMB Control No: 2506-0117 (exp. 09/30/2021) CAPER 0