Rsvp's mission of improving lives will be met in cache and rich counties by building a volunteer network which will provide respite to caregivers and companionship to older adults

Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
19SRPUT001
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$186,457

Award facts

Completion date
Funding
  • $155,790.48 Federal
  • $30,667.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Utah, USA

Award details come from USAspending.gov.

Description

An estimated 150 rsvp volunteers will serve over a three year period. Of this number, all 150 rsvp volunteers will be assigned to outcome assignments and deliver either respite or companionship partnerships, while some may be encouraged to additionally participate in the recognition events and contact activity to ensure these activities meet the needs of the rsvp volunteers. Volunteer assignments will include providing respite care to caregivers wherever they call home be IT assisted living centers, skilled care or dementia centers or homes, as well as companionship activities. The primary focus area of this project is healthy futures with the objectives of aging in place and aging in place - respite. Identification of caregivers welcoming respite and seniors who may benefit from companionship will be an essential piece of the program. The rsvp coordinator will have responsibility for creating final plans for recruitment and retention of both rsvp volunteers and individual service receivers, orientation, training and volunteer matching. Additional support will be provided by a staff assistant to schedule visits, place reminder calls, assist with material collection and distribution and general office assignments. High quality assessment and analysis of participant characteristics (related to recruitment/attrition) and program effectiveness, as well as specialized education and training for the rsvp director, staff assistant and volunteers, will be subcontracted to 2 gerontological faculty of utah state. At the end of the three-year grant, at least 150 dementia caregivers or older adults needing companionship will have improved social ties, increased social support and reduction in daily stressors. We also expect to demonstrate the impact of volunteering on stress and well-being for the rsvp volunteers. The cncs federal investment of $75,000 in year one will be supplemented by $13,620.

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment -$40,556 $0
Amendment Revise the budget and add a new workplan. The 2021 match is waived and the budgeted match is 30.5%. All other terms and conditions of this award remain… -$40,556 $0
Amendment $82,500 $0
Amendment Rsvp's mission of improving lives is being met in cache and rich counties by building a volunteer network which provides respite to caregivers and companionship… $5,000 $0
Amendment For rsvp grantees/applicants with start dates in the 3RD quarter of FY 2020 (april 1, 2020 ? June 30, 2020) entering year 2 or 3 of a 3 year cycle. -$23,097 $0
Amendment Rsvp's mission of improving lives is being met in cache and rich counties by building a volunteer network which provides respite to caregivers and companionship… $82,500 $20,640
Amendment $0 $0
Amendment $7,500 $0
Amendment Through the oxnard rsvp, an estimated 390 volunteers will serve their community, forming an army of active older adults combating unmet community needs. Of this… $7,500 $0
Original award $75,000 $10,027

Quick answers

Who received award 19SRPUT001?

19SRPUT001 was awarded to Sunshine Terrace Foundation Inc. by Office of Grants Management (Corporation for National and Community Service) on April 1, 2019.

How much is award 19SRPUT001 worth?

$186,457 has been obligated on 19SRPUT001: $155,790 in federal funding and $30,667 in non-federal funding.

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