Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose: to Support Grantees With It Implementation and Support Costs Related to the Department of Labor Transition and Implementation of the New Grantee Performance Management System (GPMS) Case Management Tool.activities Performed: to Support Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) Recipients With Additional Personnel Technology-related Supplies Technology-related Equipment Contractual Costs Related to It and Data Support and or Other Costs (which Must Be Allowable Under Scsep Regulations and 2 CFR 200) Related to Transitioning to and Implementing the New GPMS Case Management System.deliverables: to Create a New Case Management Tool to Modernize Service Delivery and Data Validation for the Scsep Program.intended Beneficiary: Americans Ages 55 or Older Who Are Unemployed or Low-income and Have a Family Income of No More Than 125 of the Federal Poverty Level.subrecipient Activities: Little to No Subrecipient Activities. Most Services and Activities Are Provided Directly by the Grantee.
Committed
$144,505
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