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10/21/2002
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Board of Commissioners
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mw <br /> <br />Child Care <br />Cabarrus County DSS will prioritize its subsidized child care funding in the <br />following manner, serving the mandated priority groups first: <br />· Families whose parents, foster parents, or other adults responsible for the <br /> care of the child need childcare to maintain or seek employment. <br />· Families who need child care assistance to support child protective <br /> services in order to remain in their own homes. <br />· Families who are responsible for the care of a child and need the care to <br /> attend school or job training activities that lead to employment. <br />· Families who have children with developmental needs whose emotional, <br /> cognitive, social or physical development is delayed or at risk of delay. <br />· As funding allows, families who are involved with child welfare services <br /> who need child care assistance to prevent or remedy problems that may <br /> result in the neglect or abuse of children, to prevent foster care placement, <br /> to support family reunification, and to provide support in times of crisis. <br /> <br />Transportation <br />Transportation is the primary supportive service needed to enable Work First <br />recipients to seek and maintain employment. Cabarrus County DSS will make <br />every effc~rt to ensure that Work First recipients are able to access the <br />necessary transportation to allow them to seek, obtain, and stabilize <br />themselves on a job. "Stabilize" in this context refers to networking with <br />other employees at their place of work, family, friends, etc. to work out <br />permanent ongoing transportation after the DSS supportive transportation <br />ends. At present funding levels, Cabarrus County DSS will be able to assist <br />recipients with transportation during the time they are looking for a j ob, and <br />30 days beyond their date of employment. <br /> <br />Cabarrus County has a Transportation Coordinator operating out of the <br />Planning Department, wl~o oversees the work of the private contracted <br />provider for the human services transportation system, which is known as <br />Cabarrus County Transport System. Social Workers at DSS determine <br />eligibility for Transportation Services, enter eligibility information into a <br />database, which is accessed by County employed schedulers in the Planning <br />Department. The potential rider calls the scheduler, who in turn contacts <br />CCTS or another resource for transportation. Other resources are primarily <br />taxis. <br /> <br />It is estimated that there will be approximately $140,000.00 available for work <br />and work-related transportation during the 2-year period of 2003-05. Due to <br />those limits, it is doubtful that there will be funding available to support <br />transportation needs for former Work First recipients who are no longer <br />eligible and are working. We are unable to provide assistance beyond the 30 <br />days. <br /> <br />16 <br /> <br /> <br />
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