Federal grant · project grant (b)
Executive Summary an Estimated 12 SCP Volunteers Will Serve 36 Veteran Clients in the 2018 Choose Home Senior Demonstration Program. Some of Their Activities Will Include Personal Care, Home Management, Nutrition, Transportation, Social/recreational Help, Opioid Abuse Prevention, and Advocacy/information. the Primary Focus of This Project Is Independent Living. at the End of the Three- Year Grant 36 Individuals Will Have Increased Social Support Allowing Them to Remain Independent. the CNCS Federal Investment of $355.500.00 Means $9875.00 Will Be Spent Per Client. the Cost of a Nursing Home in Eastern Montana Is $89,000.00 Per Year.
Committed
$191,696
Paid out
$36.3K
19%
Committed, not yet paid
$155.4K
81%
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