Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 18 - HUMAN SERVICES › Part 15 - Division of Community Services › Chapter 1 - Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) › Rule 18-15-1-1 - Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) State Plan › Section 18-15-1-1-5 - CSBG Eligible Entities

Current through June 25, 2024
5.1.
CSBG
				  Eligible Entities:
In the table below, indicate whether eligible entity
				  in the state public or private, the type(s) of entity, and the geographical
				  area served by the entity.
CSBG Eligible Entity
Geographical Area Served (by
								  county)
Public or Nonprofit
Type of Entity
AJFC Community Action Agency,
								  Inc.
Adams, Claiborne, Copiah, Franklin,
								  Jefferson, Lawrence, Lincoln
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Bolivar County CAA, Inc.
Bolivar
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Central Mississippi, Inc.
Attala, Carroll, Grenada, Holmes, Leflore,
								  Montgomery, Yalobusha
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Coahoma Opportunities, Inc.
Coahoma
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Community Action of South MS
Jackson, George, Harrison
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Hinds County Human Resource
								  Agency
Hinds
Public
Community Action Agency
LIFT, Inc.
Calhoun, Chickasaw, Itawamba, Lafayette,
								  Lee, Monroe, Pontotoc, Union
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Mid-State Opportunity, Inc.
Desoto, Panola, Quitman, Tallahatchie,
								  Tate, Tunica
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Multi-County Community Services
								  Agency
Clarke, Jasper, Kemper, Lauderdale,
								  Neshoba, Scott, Smith, Wayne, Newton
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Northeast Mississippi Community
								  Services
Alcorn, Benton, Marshall, Prentiss, Tippah,
								  Tishomingo
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Pearl River Valley Opportunity,
								  Inc.
Covington, Forrest, Jefferson Davis, Jones,
								  Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry, Greene, Hancock, Stone
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Prairie Opportunity, Inc.
Choctaw, Clay, Leake, Lowndes, Noxubee,
								  Oktibbeha, Webster, Winston
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
South Central Community Action Agency,
								  Inc.
Madison, Rankin, Simpson
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Southwest Mississippi Opportunity,
								  Inc.
Amite, Pike, Walthall,
								  Wilkinson
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Sunflower-Humphreys County Progress,
								  Inc.
Humphreys, Sunflower
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
Warren Washington, Issaquena Sharkey
								  Community Action Agency, Inc.
Issaquena, Sharkey, Warren, Washington,
								  Yazoo
Nonprofit
Community Action Agency
NOTE: WITHIN OLDC,
you will not be able to add-a-row. Any additions/deletions to the
					 Eligible Entity List should be made within the CSBG Eligible Entity List within
					 OLDC prior to initializing a new CSBG State Plan within OLDC. To add a row
					 within this form: highlight the row and then select the plus sign (+) at the
					 end of the row. Geographical Area Served allows for 550
					 characters.
Note:
Table 5.1. pre-populates the Annual
					 Report, Module 1, Table C.1.
GUIDANCE:
Under Type of Entity,
								  select more than one type by holding down the CTRL key while making
								  selections.
NOTE:
Whether nonprofit or public,
								  entities that receive CSBG funds are generally considered to be Community
								  Action Agencies for the purpose of administering CSBG. The only specific
								  exceptions outlined in the CSBG Act are Limited Purpose Agencies, Migrant and
								  Seasonal Farmworker organizations, and Tribes and Tribal Organizations
INSTRUCTIONAL NOTE: Limited Purpose
								  Agency
refers to an eligible entity that was designated as a limited
								  purpose agency under Title II of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 for
								  fiscal year 1981, that served the general purposes of a community action agency
								  under Title II of the Economic Opportunity Act, that did not lose its
								  designation as a limited purpose agency under Title II of the Economic
								  Opportunity Act as a result of failure to comply with that Act and that has not
								  lost its designation as an eligible entity under the CSBG Act.
INSTRUCTIONAL NOTE: 90 percent funds
are the funds a state provides to eligible entities to carry out the purposes
								  of the CSBG Act. As described under Section 675C of the CSBG Act, a state must
								  provide to the eligible entities "not less than 90 percent" of their CSBG
								  allocation "made available to a state under Section 675A or 675B.
5.2. Total number of CSBG eligible
				  entities:
16
5.3.
Changes to Eligible Entities List:
Within the tables below,
				  describe any changes that have occurred to the Eligible Entities within the
				  state since the last federal fiscal Year (FFY), as applicable.
One or more of the following changes were made to the
					 eligible entity list: [Check all that apply].
[] Designation and/or Re-Designation
[] De-designations and/or Voluntary Relinquishments
[] Mergers
[x] No Changes to Eligible Entities List
GUIDANCE:
The following three
								  questions will only need to be answered based on your response to 5.3.
5.3a.
Designation and Re-Designation:
Identify any new entities that
				  have been designated as eligible entities, as defined under Section 676A of the
				  Act, since the last federal fiscal year. Include any eligible entities
				  designated to serve an area previously not served by CSBG as well as any
				  entities designated to replace another eligible entity that was terminated
				  (de-designated).
CSBG Eligible
								  Entity
Type
Start Date
Geographical Area
								  Served
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NOTE: ADD-A-ROW FUNCTION
- states can add rows as needed within OLDC. To add a row within this
					 form: highlight the row and then select the plus sign (+) at the end of the
					 row. Geographical Area Served allows for 550 characters.
GUIDANCE:
A designation refers to an
								  entity that was not receiving funding in the previous federal fiscal year(s)
								  and/or was not included in the previous CSBG State Plan. Re-designation refers
								  to an entity that is already designated/receiving funds but is now receiving
								  funds to serve an additional geographic area previously served by another
								  entity. A permanent re-designation
must be conducted -in line with
								  procedures outlined in Section 676A of the CSBG Act.
An interim
								  re-designation may be noted when an entity has been identified to provide
								  services after a voluntary relinquishment pending official designation of a
								  permanent entity consistent with the requirements of Section 676A. See CSBG Act
								  676A, Designation and Redesignation..., for more information.
5.3b.
De-Designations and Voluntary
				  Relinquishments:
Identify any entities that are no longer receiving CSBG
				  funding. Include any eligible entities have been terminated (de-designated) as
				  defined under Section 676(c) and Section 676C of the Act, or voluntarily
				  relinquished their CSBG eligible entity status since the last federal fiscal
				  year.
CSBG Eligible
								  Entity
Reason
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NOTE: ADD-A-ROW FUNCTION -
states can add rows as needed within OLDC. To add a row within this
					 form: highlight the row and then select the plus sign (+) at the end of the
					 row.
5.3c.
Mergers:
In the table below, provide information about any mergers
				  or other combinations of two or more eligible entities that were each listed in
				  the prior year state plan.
Original CSBG Eligible
								  Entities
Surviving CSBG Eligible
								  Entity
New Name
(as applicable)
DUNS No.
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NOTE: ADD-A-ROW FUNCTION
- states can add rows as needed within OLDC. To add a row within this
					 form: highlight the row and then select the plus sign (+) at the end of the
					 row.
GUIDANCE:
This question refers to
								  the merger or other combinations of two or more existing CSBG eligible entities
								  only.
Under 5.3c, please only include two or more
previously designated
eligible entities that have merged or
								  combined in order to provide CSBG services.