This is a list of all documents accepted for permanent retention under the subject classification 'Federal government: Federal aid: Food stamps'.
Federal government:
Federal aid:
Food stamps
Access to Benefits and Services Report in Response to Senate Resolution 218/House Resoultion 462, 94th General Assembly (2008, May)
In 2005, the Illinois General Assembly passed House Resolution 462 and Senate Resolution 218 that directed the creation of the Task Force on Access to Benefits and Services to review and analyze policies and procedures concerning the application process and determination of eligibility for cash, food stamps and medical assistance programs.
Department of Human Services Plan {periodical start}
Annual Human Services plan as mandated in Public Act 79-1035.
Human Services Plan: fiscal years 2006, 2007, 2008
The Illinois Department of Human Services Plan for Fiscal Years 2006, 2007, and 2008 as mandated by Public Act 79-1035, which mandates that Illinois social services agencies submit an annual plan identifying objectives for the coming year and goals for the next three years. The Illinois Human Services Plan represents a mechanism for assessing the extent to which the Department of Human Services is fulfilling its mission and achieving its organizational goals. This report covers: Program Accomplishments, Future Needs, & Goals in these areas: -Alcohol & Substance Abuse Treatment -Community Health & Prevention -Developmental Disabilities -Human Capital Development -Mental Health Services -Rehabilitation Services Impact of Changes to Federal Programs, Legislative Impact and Impact of Court Decisions Collaborative efforts Programmatic and Administrative Management Improvements Actual, SFY 07 Estimated, and SFY 08 Projected Budget Summaries by Program and by Line Item SFY 06-07 Capital Development Plan SFY 08 Proposed Capital Development Plan DHS One Map
Social Services Block Grant Pre-Expenditure Report, FY 2010 (covers July 1, 2009-June 30, 2010)
The Social Services Block Grant provides funds to assist States with providing social services to adults and children. The Office of Community Services, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services allocates funds in proportion to each States population using available population data from the Bureau of the Census. This is Illinois' required pre-expenditure report, also known as the intended use plan.
State and Federal Programs for Older Adults {periodical start}
The Illinois Department on Aging Caregiver Support Program provides assistance to family and friends who are caring for an older adult. A caregiver can be an adult family member or another individual who provides unpaid help with day-to-day activities for someone age 60 or older. The caregiver is eligible for services regardless of where the senior lives. The senior could be living in his or her own home, in a long-term care facility, or in another state.
State and Federal Programs for Older Adults (2008)
The Illinois Department on Aging Caregiver Support Program provides assistance to family and friends who are caring for an older adult. A caregiver can be an adult family member or another individual who provides unpaid help with day-to-day activities for someone age 60 or older. The caregiver is eligible for services regardless of where the senior lives. The senior could be living in his or her own home, in a long-term care facility, or in another state.
State and Federal Programs for the Aging (2003, July)
This book gives brief descriptions of the programs serving older people in Illinois from both the state and federal levels with contact information for each program regardless of which agency of government provides the services. Also included, information on non-governmental organizations with services to the aging.
Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) Handbook (2008)
This document is a general program guide to the Work Opportunity Tax Credit WOTC program administered by the Illinois Department of Employment Security.