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The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD) is pleased to announce the availability of the Senior
 Restricted Annual Monitoring Report (SR-AMR) form for Calendar Year 2024. 
The SR-AMR was newly added to the Annual Occupancy Report XL (AOR) cycle as a supplemental Senior Restricted Annual
 Monitoring Report (SR-AMR) for buildings that are contractually obligated to serve seniors, age 55 and older.
<h2 class="mt-40 mb-28">Senior Restricted Annual Monitoring Report (SR&#8209;AMR)</h2> 
In accordance with the City’s commitment to racial equity and to San Francisco residents, MOHCD will be conducting
 periodic program evaluations that will include supplemental reporting on impacts and outcomes of its
 senior restricted, affordable housing developments. Beginning with Calendar year 2024 AOR cycle,
 sponsors of affordable housing developments that serve seniors are now required to submit a Senior Restricted Annual
 Monitoring Report (SR-AMR).
Data from the SR-AMR will enable MOHCD to evaluate services programs at senior housing developments and to recommend
 and make improvements that may help seniors to sustain their housing for as long as they are able to live
 independently, with or without a caregiver.
Through the SR-AMR, Sponsors must provide information on service areas listed below. This requirement is only applicable to
 affordable housing projects that are contractually obligated to serve seniors aged 55 years or older. Due to the
 status of your building, as senior restricted or having senior-restricted units, you are required to submit the SR-AMR.
 The SR-AMR report will be due on September 2, 2025, for the period January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024.
The SR-AMR report collects data on the following service areas: <ol>
 <li>Residence Tenure</li>
 <li>Annual resident assessments and surveys</li>
 <li>Housing Stability</li>
 <li>Non-housing basic needs</li> <li>Community-building activities</li>
 <li>Trainings and education</li>
 <li>Service coordination and linkages</li>
 <li>Other services</li>
 <li>Program Learnings</li>
</ol> 
Responding to the SR-AMR will require input of the following data points: 
<ol type="a">
 <li>Number of late and eviction notices</li>
 <li>Number of surveys distributed</li>
 <li>The frequency, name of service, and total number of indiviudals served during reporting period.</li>
</ol> 
When you start the online SR-AMR, if you have the project’s
 data on hand, the report should take an estimated 20-30 minutes to complete. We encourage the services staff person
 preparing the SR-AMR to work with the on-site service provider and property management team to complete this
 report. A report guide comming soon.

Introduction

Respondent

Annual assessments include need assessments and resident satisfaction survey.

Residence Data

Please report data by service areas. If service does not fit any of the listed categories, use the Other option. Complete a detailed description for reported services including when and how programs are delivered. If the service is not provided, select accordingly. The reporting period is from 1/1/2024 – 12/31/2024.

Programs promote access to stable, safe, affordable housing, and consistent housing, often focused on tenant protections, and eviction prevention.

Programs that provide access to fundamental needs for survival and well-being. Examples include access to food, utility financial assistance, transportation assistance, etc.

Programs that promote connection and belonging, encourage participation and strengthen relationships for older persons.

Workshops specifically for older persons to learn and become familiar with skills such as basic computer and internet skills, or employment assistance.

On-site services that connect older adult residents to needed resources ensuring they have comprehensive care. Examples include, but not limited to case management, outpatient medical care.