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Federal grant · project grant (b)
An Estimated 65 Senior Companions Will Serve During the Grant Period. of This Number, 65 Will Be Placed in Outcome Assignments, Where Their Activities Will Include Providing Companionship and Support, Light Chores, Light Meal Prep, Assistance With Shopping, and Running Errands. the Primary Focus of This Project Is to Provide In-home Services to Make Daily Tasks Easier and Help Residents Stay in Their Homes Longer. at the End of the Three-year Grant, We Anticipate That We Will Accomplish Our Goal of Helping 100% of the Adults Served to Maintain Their Dignity and Remain Independent in Their Homes, Rather Than Moving Into Costly Institutional Care. the CNCS Federal Investment of $302,659 Will Be Supplemented by $135,059.
Committed
$925,852
Paid out
$181.7K
20%
Committed, not yet paid
$744.2K
80%
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