Authorizing the Mayor to submit to the Indiana Department of Social Services, an application for funds under Title XX of the Social Security Act of 1936, as amended

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CITY of SOUTH PETER J. NEMETH, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Carl Ellison Director Jon R. Hunt Deputy Director V. LaMar Wilson Assistant Director Mayor To: Members of the South Bend Common Council From: Bonnie C. Strycker, South Bend Youth Service Burea Re: Title XX Contract Application Date: March 21, 1979 J�\�� • D BFI/ 11 h V ti �b80 O ,6a 1440 County -City Building South Bend, Indiana 46601 219/284 -9335 The Youth Service Bureau is seeking Council approval to submit an application to the State Department of Social Services for funding in the amount of $21,666.67 under Title XX of the Social Security Act of 1936 as amended. This is federal money through the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare allocated to individual states for distribution. The Bureau intends to contract to provide five areas of •. m The Youth Service Bureau is seeking Council approval to submit an application to the State Department of Social Services for funding in the amount of $21,666.67 under Title XX of the Social Security Act of 1936 as amended. This is federal money through the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare allocated to individual states for distribution. The Bureau intends to contract to provide five areas of service to recipients of Aid to Families with Dependent Children. We are proposing to contract for the following: # AFDC Unit Program Recipients Rate Federal Match Total School Counseling 20 22.68 1701.00 567.00 2268.00 General Recreation 80 .57 5335.20 1778.40 7113.60 Special Recreation 30 5.19 7006.50 2335.50 9342.00 Uniforms 65 16.82 819.97 273.33 1093.30 Campership 105 86.40 6804.00 2258.00 9072.00 Totals 21,666.67 7222.23 283888.90 The School Social Work program operates in 13 area schools. These funds would help support one - to-one counseling services. The general recreation program is our "Summer Flan Program" which will operate at Kennedy, Memorial, Clay, LaSalle- Fillmore, Northeast and Southeast parks. It is an eight week program, five days a week, for five hours daily. The therapeutic recreation modality using the "new games" approach is utilized.