Not listed AN ESTIMATED 700 RSVP VOLUNTEERS WILL SERVE IN CLARK, FLOYD, HARRISON, JEFFERSON AND SCOTT COUNTIES IN SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA, DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 4/1/2020 - 3/31/2021. OF THIS NUMBER, 333 WILL BE PLACED IN OUTCOME ASSIGNMENTS. AMONG OTHER THINGS, THEY WILL OFFER COMPANIONSHIP TO AND TRANSPORT HOMEBOUND SENIORS AND VETERANS; WORK IN FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS; USE A SKIT TO TEACH FIRST GRADERS (AND THEREFORE THEIR FAMILIES) HOW TO WASH THEIR HANDS PROPERLY AND WHY AND WHEN THEY SHOULD DO THAT; TUTOR AT-RISK CHILDREN; BUILD WHEELCHAIR RAMPS FOR SENIORS AND THE DISABLED; PROVIDE SOCIALIZATION AND FRESH FLOWERS TO HOSPICE PATIENTS; AND PROVIDE INTEGRATION FOR ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. THESE AND OTHER SERVICES WILL BE PERFORMED THROUGH A NETWORK OF OVER 100 VOLUNTEER STATIONS SUCH AS OUR AREA AGENCY ON AGING, 7 FOOD PANTRIES, SCHOOLS, HEAD STARTS, HOSPITALS AND A VARIETY OF PRIVATE NON-PROFITS. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS AREA IS HEALTHY FUTURES, WITH 4 OUTCOME BASED WORKPLANS FOR AGING IN PLACE, 2 FOR ACCESS TO CARE AND 1 FOR OBESITY AND FOOD. AT THE END OF THE 3 YEAR GRANT, 100 INDIVIDUALS WILL REPORT INCREASED SOCIAL TIES OR PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT THROUGH DIAL A CARE OR RECEIVING TRANSPORTATION; 30 FAMILIES WILL HAVE IMPROVED CAPACITY FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING THROUGH RAMPS TO FREEDOM; 1,000 SENIORS WILL HAVE SAVED $200,000 BY HAVING THEIR TAX RETURNS PREPARED FREE; AND 35 THIRD GRADERS WILL MAINTAIN AT LEAST A C IN LANGUAGE ARTS. IN ADDITION, 1000 FIRST GRADERS WILL HAVE LEARNED ABOUT PROPER HAND-WASHING, AND THOUSANDS OF FOOD INSECURE FOLKS WILL BE SERVED THROUGH FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS. 100 HOSPICE PATIENTS WILL RECEIVE WEEKLY VISITS AND FRESH FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS AND 15 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED ADULTS WILL BE INTEGRATED INTO A WEEKLY WORKSHOP THAT PROVIDES RECREATION AND PURPOSE. THE CNCS FEDERAL INVESTMENT OF $84,210 WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY A LOCAL INVESTMENT OF $78,959 FOR A TOTAL BUDGET OF $163,169. $5.0k 2/18/21 Not listed AN ESTIMATED 700 RSVP VOLUNTEERS WILL SERVE IN CLARK, FLOYD, HARRISON, JEFFERSON AND SCOTT COUNTIES IN SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA, DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 4/1/2020 - 3/31/2021. OF THIS NUMBER, 333 WILL BE PLACED IN OUTCOME ASSIGNMENTS. AMONG OTHER THINGS, THEY WILL OFFER COMPANIONSHIP TO AND TRANSPORT HOMEBOUND SENIORS AND VETERANS; WORK IN FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS; USE A SKIT TO TEACH FIRST GRADERS (AND THEREFORE THEIR FAMILIES) HOW TO WASH THEIR HANDS PROPERLY AND WHY AND WHEN THEY SHOULD DO THAT; TUTOR AT-RISK CHILDREN; BUILD WHEELCHAIR RAMPS FOR SENIORS AND THE DISABLED; PROVIDE SOCIALIZATION AND FRESH FLOWERS TO HOSPICE PATIENTS; AND PROVIDE INTEGRATION FOR ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. THESE AND OTHER SERVICES WILL BE PERFORMED THROUGH A NETWORK OF OVER 100 VOLUNTEER STATIONS SUCH AS OUR AREA AGENCY ON AGING, 7 FOOD PANTRIES, SCHOOLS, HEAD STARTS, HOSPITALS AND A VARIETY OF PRIVATE NON-PROFITS. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS AREA IS HEALTHY FUTURES, WITH 4 OUTCOME BASED WORKPLANS FOR AGING IN PLACE, 2 FOR ACCESS TO CARE AND 1 FOR OBESITY AND FOOD. AT THE END OF THE 3 YEAR GRANT, 100 INDIVIDUALS WILL REPORT INCREASED SOCIAL TIES OR PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT THROUGH DIAL A CARE OR RECEIVING TRANSPORTATION; 30 FAMILIES WILL HAVE IMPROVED CAPACITY FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING THROUGH RAMPS TO FREEDOM; 1,000 SENIORS WILL HAVE SAVED $200,000 BY HAVING THEIR TAX RETURNS PREPARED FREE; AND 35 THIRD GRADERS WILL MAINTAIN AT LEAST A C IN LANGUAGE ARTS. IN ADDITION, 1000 FIRST GRADERS WILL HAVE LEARNED ABOUT PROPER HAND-WASHING, AND THOUSANDS OF FOOD INSECURE FOLKS WILL BE SERVED THROUGH FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS. 100 HOSPICE PATIENTS WILL RECEIVE WEEKLY VISITS AND FRESH FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS AND 15 DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED ADULTS WILL BE INTEGRATED INTO A WEEKLY WORKSHOP THAT PROVIDES RECREATION AND PURPOSE. THE CNCS FEDERAL INVESTMENT OF $84,210 WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY A LOCAL INVESTMENT OF $78,959 FOR A TOTAL BUDGET OF $163,169. $84.2k 3/11/20 Not listed AN ESTIMATED 700 RSVP VOLUNTEERS WILL SERVE IN CLARK, FLOYD, HARRISON, JEFFERSON AND SCOTT COUNTIES IN SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA, DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 4/1/2019 - 3/31/2020. OF THIS NUMBER, 307 WILL BE PLACED IN OUTCOME ASSIGNMENTS. AMONG OTHER THINGS, THEY WILL OFFER COMPANIONSHIP TO AND TRANSPORT HOMEBOUND SENIORS AND VETERANS; WORK IN FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS; USE A SKIT TO TEACH FIRST GRADERS (AND THEREFORE THEIR FAMILIES) HOW TO WASH THEIR HANDS PROPERLY AND WHY AND WHEN THEY SHOULD DO THAT; TUTOR AT-RISK CHILDREN; BUILD WHEELCHAIR RAMPS FOR SENIORS AND THE DISABLED. THESE AND OTHER SERVICES WILL BE PERFORMED THROUGH A NETWORK OF OVER 100 VOLUNTEER STATIONS SUCH AS OUR AREA AGENCY ON AGING, 7 FOOD PANTRIES, SCHOOLS, HEAD STARTS, HOSPITALS AND A VARIETY OF PRIVATE NON-PROFITS. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS AREA IS HEALTHY FUTURES, WITH 3 OUTCOME BASED WORKPLANS FOR AGING IN PLACE, 1 FOR ACCESS TO CARE AND 1 FOR OBESITY AND FOOD. AT THE END OF THE 3 YEAR GRANT, 100 INDIVIDUALS WILL REPORT INCREASED SOCIAL TIES OR PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT THROUGH DIAL A CARE OR RECEIVING TRANSPORTATION; 30 FAMILIES WILL HAVE IMPROVED CAPACITY FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING THROUGH RAMPS TO FREEDOM; 1,000 SENIORS WILL HAVE SAVED $200,000 BY HAVING THEIR TAX RETURNS PREPARED FREE; AND 35 THIRD GRADERS WILL MAINTAIN AT LEAST A C IN LANGUAGE ARTS. IN ADDITION, 1000 FIRST GRADERS WILL HAVE LEARNED ABOUT PROPER HAND-WASHING, AND THOUSANDS OF FOOD INSECURE FOLKS WILL BE SERVED THROUGH FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS. THE CNCS FEDERAL INVESTMENT OF $76,710 WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY A LOCAL INVESTMENT OF $53,259 FOR A TOTAL BUDGET OF $129,969. $7.5k 7/12/19 Not listed TRI-CAP RSVP WILL HAVE AN ESTIMATED 195 VOLUNTEERS SERVING DURING THE GRANT PERIOD OF 4/1/18 THROUGH 3/31/21. SERVICE ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILIES, CARING FOR INFANTS UNDER OTHER EDUCATION SERVICE, AT RISK ECOSYSTEM RECYCLING AND REUSING PROJECTS UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, AND OTHER COMMUNITY PRIORITIES. HEALTHY FUTURES IS THE PRIMARY FOCUS AREA AND THE GRANT WILL ASSIST WITH MEETING HEALTH NEEDS WITHIN THE SERVICE AREA OF DUBOIS, PIKE, AND WARRICK COUNTIES, INDIANA TO INCLUDE ACCESS TO CARE, AGING IN PLACE, AND OBESITY AND FOOD. TO ACHIEVE PERFORMANCE GOALS IN YEARS 1 AND 2, AT LEAST 33 UNDUPLICATED VOLUNTEERS, AND IN YEAR 3, AT LEAST 42 UNDUPLICATED VOLUNTEERS WILL BE PLACED IN OUTCOME-BASED SERVICE ACTIVITIES THAT WILL SUPPORT THE ABILITY OF HOMEBOUND, OLDER ADULTS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY, HAVE FEWER POOR MENTAL HEALTH DAYS, AND ASSIST INDIVIDUALS WITH ACCESS TO EMERGENCY FOOD RESOURCES. THESE ACTIVITIES WILL MIRROR THE CORE PRINCIPLES IDENTIFIED BY CNCS WHICH ARE TO IDENTIFY AND INVEST IN COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS; ENGAGE AMERICANS IN SERVICE; SUPPORT COMMUNITY EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS AND LEVERAGE PUBLIC-PRIVATE COLLABORATIONS. IN YEAR THREE OF THE GRANT CYCLE, AN ESTIMATED 150 HOMEBOUND, OLDER ADULTS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES AND 200 ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS IN THIS THREE COUNTY SERVICE AREA WILL RECEIVE SERVICES THAT ALLOW THEM TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY AND EXPERIENCE INCREASED HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY, INCREASED SOCIAL TIES AND PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT. THE CNCS FEDERAL INVESTMENT OF $41,674.00 WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY $26,416.00 IN NON-FEDERAL RESOURCES THAT WILL ACCOUNT FOR A 39% MATCH. $7.5k 7/12/19 Not listed AN ESTIMATED 700 RSVP VOLUNTEERS WILL SERVE IN CLARK, FLOYD, HARRISON, JEFFERSON AND SCOTT COUNTIES IN SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA, DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 4/1/2019 - 3/31/2020. OF THIS NUMBER, 307 WILL BE PLACED IN OUTCOME ASSIGNMENTS. AMONG OTHER THINGS, THEY WILL OFFER COMPANIONSHIP TO AND TRANSPORT HOMEBOUND SENIORS AND VETERANS; WORK IN FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS; USE A SKIT TO TEACH FIRST GRADERS (AND THEREFORE THEIR FAMILIES) HOW TO WASH THEIR HANDS PROPERLY AND WHY AND WHEN THEY SHOULD DO THAT; TUTOR AT-RISK CHILDREN; BUILD WHEELCHAIR RAMPS FOR SENIORS AND THE DISABLED. THESE AND OTHER SERVICES WILL BE PERFORMED THROUGH A NETWORK OF OVER 100 VOLUNTEER STATIONS SUCH AS OUR AREA AGENCY ON AGING, 7 FOOD PANTRIES, SCHOOLS, HEAD STARTS, HOSPITALS AND A VARIETY OF PRIVATE NON-PROFITS. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS AREA IS HEALTHY FUTURES, WITH 3 OUTCOME BASED WORKPLANS FOR AGING IN PLACE, 1 FOR ACCESS TO CARE AND 1 FOR OBESITY AND FOOD. AT THE END OF THE 3 YEAR GRANT, 100 INDIVIDUALS WILL REPORT INCREASED SOCIAL TIES OR PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT THROUGH DIAL A CARE OR RECEIVING TRANSPORTATION; 30 FAMILIES WILL HAVE IMPROVED CAPACITY FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING THROUGH RAMPS TO FREEDOM; 1,000 SENIORS WILL HAVE SAVED $200,000 BY HAVING THEIR TAX RETURNS PREPARED FREE; AND 35 THIRD GRADERS WILL MAINTAIN AT LEAST A C IN LANGUAGE ARTS. IN ADDITION, 1000 FIRST GRADERS WILL HAVE LEARNED ABOUT PROPER HAND-WASHING, AND THOUSANDS OF FOOD INSECURE FOLKS WILL BE SERVED THROUGH FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS. THE CNCS FEDERAL INVESTMENT OF $76,710 WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY A LOCAL INVESTMENT OF $53,259 FOR A TOTAL BUDGET OF $129,969. $76.7k 3/12/19