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Home and Community Care Block Grant Funding <br />Comparison for FY 2003-2004 and FY 2004-2005 <br />Programs Block Grant Proposed Block <br /> Funding Grant Funding <br /> FY-2003-2004 FY 2004-2005 <br />JOCCA <br />Congregate Nutrition <br />JOCCA has six Congregate Meal Sites located in $103,716 $103,716 <br />Orange County. A site manager is located at each <br />site and is responsible for the daily operation of <br />nutrition programs and meals. There are also three <br />coordinators of services responsible for the <br />coordination, outreach, referral and provision of <br />services to low-income families and individuals. <br />These services include, but are not limited to <br />weatherization, housing rehabilitation assistance, <br />financial emergency assistance, Older Workers <br />Program, and information and referral. Projected # <br />Persons to be Served: 400 <br />DSS <br />In-Home Aid Services $ 34,599 $34,599 <br />Home and Community Block Grant enables low- <br />income, minority individuals to defer or prevent <br />institutionalization by providing quality services to <br />meet basic needs. These services include the <br />performance of essential home management and <br />personal care tasks rendered under guidance and <br />su ervision. Projected # Persons to be Served: 10 <br />Aging <br />Senior Center Operations $ 86,877 $ 85,061 <br />Grant funds pay a portion of the salaries of the <br />Facility Managers at the three multi-purpose Senior <br />Centers operated by the Department on Aging. <br />Projected # Persons to be Served: 2600 <br />Transportation <br />Daily Fixed route transportation is provided for $ 73,394 $ 73,394 <br />seniors to attend activities at the four Centers and <br />two community centers that house the .IOCCA <br />Nutrition Programs sites in Orange County. <br />Projected # Persons to be Served: 150 <br />