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After more than four decades of uninterrupted senior services at a city-owned building in Goodlet Park, the Little Havana Activities & Nutrition Centers is being forced to shut down its Hialeah program, following the city\u2019s decision to end a longstanding, unwritten agreement that had allowed the operation to continue.<\/p>\n

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Hialeah Mayor Bryan Calvo notified the non-profit in an April 27 letter that it had 30 days to vacate the facility, which was built in the 1980s with the original intent of providing senior services through the non-profit for the city\u2019s elderly residents under former Mayor Ra\u00fal Mart\u00ednez.<\/p>\n

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The verbal understanding, which lasted 43 years across six city administrations, is ending in May as city officials raised concerns about service levels, record-keeping and financial oversight.<\/p>\n

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However, people familiar with the directive say the decision reflects the city\u2019s effort to gain greater control over what has long been Hialeah\u2019s largest senior \u201ccomedor,<\/i>\u201d or dining room \u2014 a program historically operated by an outside nonprofit rather than the city itself.<\/p>\n

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The Little Havana agency serves hundreds of seniors countywide daily through a range of programs, including hot meals in center dining rooms, home-delivered meals, and nutrition services for people at high risk, along with adult day care.<\/p>\n

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Costs, liability and oversight<\/h2>\n

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In Calvo\u2019s letter, he said the city \u201cdeeply values the intent\u201d behind the program but cited concerns about the number of residents being served and what he described as a lack of \u201cclear, consistent data\u201d identifying meal recipients.<\/p>\n

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Calvo told the Miami Herald the lack of a formal agreement creates a \u201chuge liability\u201d for the city in case of an accident at the building. He also said maintaining the facility costs the city about $700,000 a year.<\/p>\n

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However, revoking the non-profit\u2019s access would not eliminate the city\u2019s maintenance costs or the expenses associated with operating the senior facility. Calvo said a new operator won\u2019t pay rent either.<\/p>\n

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Calvo questioned whether the number of seniors being served by the Little Havana non-profit aligns with the level of state funding the agency receives.<\/p>\n

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\u201cIf they\u2019re receiving state funding based on serving nearly 200 people, but the actual number is much lower, that\u2019s a problem,\u201d he said. \u201cWe\u2019re calling for greater transparency.\u201d<\/p>\n

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But the situation described by Calvo differs sharply from what Little Havana officials say actually occurred.<\/p>\n

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Manny Fernandez, director of operations for the agency, said the dispute stemmed in part from the city\u2019s request for detailed participant information that the non-profit was unable to provide because of the health privacy laws known as HIPAA.<\/p>\n

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\u201cSince there was no data-sharing agreement or contractual mechanism in place, we did not want to violate any HIPAA laws,\u201d Fernandez said. \u201cWe offered to provide aggregate, de-identified data, and the city said they would send an agreement since one could not be found. Instead, we received the revocation letter six days later.\u201d<\/p>\n

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He added that his agency has provided senior services in Miami-Dade for 53 years. Fernandez also pushed back on the city\u2019s financial assumptions.<\/p>\n

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\u201cWe don\u2019t make money off these programs. They essentially pay for themselves,\u201d Fernandez said. \u201cNone of our other centers pay rent. Paying rent would make the program unsustainable.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The Little Havana Activities & Nutrition Centers has other 12 facilities for seniors across Miami-Dade that don\u2019t charge the agency rental fees.<\/p>\n

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On its final day the agency provided services in Hialeah, the Herald spoke with seniors who have received assistance from the Little Havana agency for more than a decade. They said the dining hall serves more than 100 seniors from Monday to Thursday, while attendance drops to about half that number on Fridays, and that the city has not informed them what will change.<\/p>\n

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Cristina De Toro, 83, a beneficiary of the meal services at Goodlet Park since 2006, said she was unhappy with the transition. \u201cI don\u2019t agree with the mayor\u2019s decision to change agencies. I\u2019ve known these people for 20 years; they are like family,\u201d De Toro said. \u201cI\u2019ll have to get used to new people and a new system, but at 83, that will be difficult.\u201d<\/p>\n

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De Toro added that the Little Havana agency provides seven days of boxed meals for dinner, including weekends, something she said the Hialeah Housing Authority does not offer.<\/p>\n

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De Toro added that it is not true that the city is only now considering renting the facility for other venues, saying the room has already been rented for more than a year and a half on weekends for weddings, baby showers and other celebrations.<\/p>\n

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Politicians rejects decision<\/h2>\n

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Mart\u00ednez, the former mayor who crafted the idea of creating Hialeah\u2019s first meal program with the Little Havana agency, criticized Calvo\u2019s decision, saying it is \u201cdestroying the program\u201d and arguing the services should not be evaluated solely on cost.<\/p>\n

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\u201cAs the government, you can\u2019t simply look at the cost without also analyzing the human impact,\u201d he said. \u201cYou take a person who is living in your city, who has nothing to eat, and you\u2019re providing them with food.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Calvo argued that much has changed in the city since the program began. \u201cI need to protect the city and have some kind of agreement in place,\u201d he said. \u201cThey were unwilling to reach an agreement, and the property belongs to the city.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Mart\u00ednez is not the only political figure criticizing the decision.<\/p>\n

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Miami-Dade County Commissioner Ren\u00e9 Garcia, who represents parts of Hialeah on the commission, called it \u201ca travesty.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Garcia told the Herald he does not believe maintaining Goodlet Park\u2019s facility costs Hialeah $700,000, considering the building already belongs to the city.<\/p>\n

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\u201cWhat exactly are they going to do with that center?\u201d Garcia said. \u201cI think what they\u2019re trying to do is squeeze more money out of that center by attempting to privatize it. Closing it down shows a complete lack of respect toward the seniors who built this city \u2014 this center has been the heart of the community for so many years.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The city will provide meals, according to Calvo, through the Hialeah Housing Authority, a state agency that receives funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and operates 16 dining halls across the city.<\/p>\n

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The plan, Calvo said, is that the agency eventually would use a smaller portion of the building to help reduce costs, with the city potentially renting out the remaining space.<\/p>\n

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Controlling a political hub<\/h2>\n

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The Hialeah Housing Authority, which is deeply embedded in Hialeah\u2019s political landscape, feeds about 1,300 people a day and serves more than 400 homebound residents who receive meals delivered directly to their homes.<\/p>\n

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\u201cThis is just going to be another site that we will be operating, and everything will go smoothly,\u201d said Julio Ponce, director of the housing authority.<\/p>\n

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The facility at Goodlet Park has been a strong political hub since Mart\u00ednez was mayor, with that legacy continuing under Garc\u00eda. Garc\u00eda and Calvo have had a strained relationship since both attempted to run for office in the city, although Garc\u00eda eventually withdrew from the race.<\/p>\n

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\u201cRen\u00e9 stepped into a \u2018godfather\u2019 role of the center when I left the mayor\u2019s office. Ren\u00e9 grew up with it. Everyone grew up with it,\u201d Mart\u00ednez said. \u201cThis is a personal war that Calvo wants to wage against Ren\u00e9 because of Calvo\u2019s political aspirations.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Garcia disagreed with Mart\u00ednez, saying he did not view Calvo\u2019s decision as politically motivated or a personal attack against him.<\/p>\n

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\u201cI believe this stems from vested interests or ties they may have with other private organizations in the city. That\u2019s what is driving this.\u201d Garcia said. \u201cI don\u2019t view it as a personal attack against me. My connection has always been with the seniors in our community.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The center, known as the largest dining hall in Hialeah and a frequent campaign stop for politicians, has at times reported difficulties allowing access to some elected officials trying to visit.<\/p>\n

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But Calvo\u2019s chief of staff, Jos\u00e9 Torres, told the Herald that the nonprofit \u201cwould shut down the doors to politicians who would come to visit and greet the very residents they represent.\u201d While he did not specifically refer to Calvo, he said the issue has affected multiple council members and that elected officials should have access to the facility.<\/p>\n

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\u201cFor a company, with which the city doesn\u2019t even have a formal agreement, to deny elected officials the opportunity to visit and interact with residents is wrong.\u201d Torres said. \u201cNow the city will have control of the center.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Garcia said the statement from Calvo\u2019s office is not accurate, adding that the center allows access to every elected officials.<\/p>\n

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Impact on seniors<\/h2>\n

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Countywide, the Little Havana agency serves about 1,400 seniors daily through a range of programs, including hot meals in the centers<\/b>, home-delivered meals, and high-risk nutrition services, along with adult day care and in-home care. The non-profit also helps seniors navigate federal assistance programs such as SNAP and Social Security benefits.<\/p>\n

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Fernandez, the non-profit agency\u2019s director, said the revocation could affect more than 200 Hialeah seniors, more than half of whom qualify for a high-risk nutrition program that provides frozen meals for home use. He said many seniors who attend the center rely on the program not only for daily hot meals, but also for food security, which allows eligible participants to take home frozen meals for dinner and weekends\u2014an aspect he said the city had not fully considered.<\/p>\n

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The Hialeah Housing Authority will assume services at the site, providing lunches to 113 participants, according to its director.<\/p>\n

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\u201cWe\u2019ve never done that [high-risk nutrition program] because our residents are not high risk.\u201d Ponce said, \u201cThat\u2019s something that we found out [Wednesday], and we are in the process of working on it now.\u201d<\/p>\n

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He also said the transition should not involve a complete withdrawal of services from the Little Havana agency.<\/p>\n

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Fernandez said the nonprofit is seeking permission from Hialeah and Miami-Dade to continue providing high-nutrition meals for residents who need additional support, including frozen meals during the transition, since those meals are distributed through the center.<\/p>\n

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But Calvo said Little Havana\u2019s access has been revoked effective date May 27, meaning seniors who rely on the high-risk nutrition meals may not receive them until the new agency establishes a system to provide that high-risk service.<\/p>\n

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Fernandez said the last distribution of high-risk frozen meal programs occurred on May 13 and supplies are expected to last through May 24. The non-profit warns the transition could leave vulnerable seniors without immediate access to services.<\/p>\n

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\u201cOur biggest concern is making sure these seniors continue to be taken care of,\u201d Fernandez said.<\/p>\n

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