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AUTHORIZING U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FUND ALLOCATION - ANNUAL ACTION PLAN FOR FY 2004 / 2005
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5/17/2004
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placement in institutional settings as the disease progresses. The need <br /> exists to develop supportive housing opportunities as an alternative to <br /> institutional medical care. The SI[J Consortium administers HOPWA and <br /> other funds for the provision of rental assistance and other necessities. <br /> � Pro ram . � � . ;A enc /Fundin Source Allocation ' <br /> SN Consortium (HOPWA grant) (70 ersons) HOPWA $16,170 I <br /> Total $16,170 <br /> Subarea 3.3: Runaways and Abandoned Youth <br /> Runaways and Abandoned Youth Priority 1: Maintain a system that assures that runaways <br /> and abandoned youth are sheltered. <br /> Anticipated Results: Maintenance of a program that assures runaways or abandoned youth do <br /> not become homeless. The Youth Advocate Program serves <br /> approximately 120 youths annually. <br /> Rationale: The Youth Advocacy Program and Juvenile Programs of the Decatur <br /> Police Department ensure that juveniles will not become homeless after <br /> being in contact with the juvenile system. The program needs to be <br /> strengthened to assure that the existing caliber of programming is <br /> maintained. <br /> Pro ram A enc /Fundin Source Allocation <br /> Youth Advocate Crisis Intervention Program DHS-Tit1eXX/Community $50,700 <br /> 120 ouths Donations <br /> Decatur Police Department � City of Decatur-In Kind $6,000 <br /> Total $56,700 <br /> 4.0: PUBLIC SERVICES <br />' The following actions will be taken during the next twelve months for which this strategy is in <br /> effect to meet the public service needs identified in the 2000-04 Consolidated Plan. <br /> Subarea 4.1: General Public Services-Priority 4A <br /> In prior yeazs, the City has allocated funds to eligible public service programs, through a CDBG <br /> application process, to carry out general public service needs including health care, education, <br /> refenal services, etc. Funding for public services will be limited to CONO Neighborhood <br /> Services and cany over of$20,000 for the CONO CPTED program. <br /> Subarea 4.2: Screening for Lead-based Paint-Priority 4B <br /> 19 <br />
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