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6/3/2003
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8d
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S Grant - Home and Community Care Block Grant for Older Adults, Funding FY 2003-2004
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21 <br />The Nutrition Program Director and Nutrition Site Managers aze responsible for the day-to day <br />supervision of the Congregate Nutrition Program in Orange County. In cooperative agreements <br />with the Orange County Department on Aging, LTNC School of Nursing, local Health and <br />Recreation Departments, Cooperative Extension, North State Legal Services, Durham Technical <br />Community College, and the N.C. Division of Aging, JOCCA is able to provide but not limited <br />to the following program services to its participants. <br />Creative Arts and Crafts including Games <br />Nutrition/Health Education Classes <br />Assessments of Vital Signs <br />Preliminary Health Screening-e.g. Blood Pressure and Diabetic Checks <br />Legal Services <br />Adult Basic Services (ABE) <br />General Equivalency Diploma (GED) <br />Annual May Day Programs <br />Health Fairs <br />Crime Prevention Workshops <br />Rape Prevention Workshops <br />Transportation to Congregate Nutrition Sites <br />Shopping and Recreational Trips <br />The Congregate Nutrition Program is advertised in the local newspapers. JOCCA's <br />brochures are also disseminated through out the service delivery area. Announcements are <br />also made at all interagency meetings about the luncheon program. <br />Referrals for program participation are received from cognate human service agencies, <br />community residents, local community churches, civic organizations and current program <br />participants. <br />Priority consideration for service (s) will be given to older individuals who exemplify the <br />greatest socioeconomic need; special attention will be given to low-income minority and rural <br />elderly individuals. The following priority system will be utilized. <br />(1) Highest priority will be given to the abused, neglected and /or exploited and for whom <br />the service is needed as identified by DSS; <br />(2) Individuals at risk of abuse, neglect and/or exploitation; <br />(3) Individuals who do not have a care provider or another responsible party to assist with care; <br />(4) Individuals who experience impairment in performance of daily living. <br />
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