Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Interlocal Community Action Program (icap), Inc., Is a Non-profit Organization Whose Mission Is to Provide "help for Today and Hope for Tomorrow". We Care About the Entire Community and We Are Dedicated to Help People From All Diversities to Help Themselves and Each Other. Established in 1965, Under the Economic Opportunity Act, as a Community Action Agency, Icap Will Design, Sponsor and Administer Programs That Provide Help to Socially and Economically Disadvantaged Individuals That They May Become Responsible Citizens. Icap Serves the Counties of Delaware, Fayette, Grant, Hancock, Henry, Madison, Rush and Wayne Located in East Central Indiana. Through Grant Programs Such as RSVP, the Agency Provides Support and Resources to the Many Communities in Need. as a RSVP Grant Applicant, Icap Proposes a Total Number of 106 RSVP Volunteers and Respectfully Requests $40,000 in Funds for the Grant Period of April 2018 to March 2021. Icap Proposes RSVP Projects in the Service Categories of Healthy Futures, Which Will Include Work Plans for Food Distribution, Transportation, Companionship, Respite Care and Access to Care. Through These Services, the Outcome Based Measures Will Show That the Work of RSVP Volunteers Contributed to Increased Food Security for 24 Homebound Individuals and Increased Social Ties or Perceived Social Support for 10 Homebound Clients. Respite Care Services Will Be Provided for 6 Caretakers to Provide Temporary Relief From the Stresses of Care. Additional Activities Will Support the CNCS Focus Areas of Economic Opportunity, Environmental Stewardship and Veterans and Military Families. Community Priorities Will Continue to Be Addressed Based on Community Needs. the People of Delaware, Grant, Hancock, Henry, Madison, Rush and Wayne Counties of East Central Support and Value the Services of Volunteers.
Committed
$140,000
Paid out
$31.6K
23%
Committed, not yet paid
$108.4K
77%
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