Virginia Administrative Code › Title 22 - SOCIAL SERVICES › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT FOR AGING AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES › Chapter 30 - PROVISION OF INDEPENDENT LIVING REHABILITATION SERVICES › Part II - Centers For Independent Living (CIL) Program › Section 22VAC30-30-201 - Funded activities under CIL program

Current through Register Vol. 40, No. 24, July 15, 2024
A. This subsection is applicable to federally
				  funded CILs. An eligible agency may use funds awarded under Subpart B of 34 CFR
				  Part 366 and subsection E of
				  22VAC30-30-131 to provide training
				  and technical assistance to eligible agencies, centers, and the Statewide
				  Independent Living Council to plan, develop, conduct, administer, and evaluate
				  centers.
B. This subsection is
				  applicable to federally funded CILs. An eligible agency may use funds awarded
				  under subsections C and D of
				  22VAC30-30-131 to:
1. Plan, conduct, administer, and evaluate
				  centers that comply with the standards and assurances in § 725(b) and (c)
				  of the Act;
2. Promote and practice
				  the independent living (IL) philosophy in accordance with Evaluation Standard 1
				  (Philosophy) in
				  22VAC30-30-181;
3. Provide IL services (including IL core
				  services and, as appropriate, a combination of any other IL services specified
				  in § 7(30)(B) of the Act) to individuals with a range of significant
				  disabilities in accordance with Evaluation Standards 2 and 5 (Provision of
				  services and Independent living core services, respectively) in
				  22VAC30-30-181;
4. Facilitate the development and achievement
				  of IL goals selected by individuals with significant disabilities who seek
				  assistance in the development and achievement of IL goals from the center in
				  accordance with Evaluation Standard 3 (Independent living goals) in
				  22VAC30-30-181;
5. Increase the availability and improve the
				  quality of community options for independent living in order to facilitate the
				  development and achievement of IL goals by individuals with significant
				  disabilities in accordance with Evaluation Standard 4 (Community options) in
				  22VAC30-30-181;
6. Increase the capacity of communities
				  within the service area of the center to meet the needs of individuals with
				  significant disabilities in accordance with Evaluation Standard 6 (Activities
				  to increase community capacity) in
				  22VAC30-30-181;
7. Conduct resource development activities to
				  obtain funding from sources other than Chapter 1 ( 29 USC § 796 et seq.)
				  of Title VII of the Act in accordance with Evaluation Standard 7 (Resource
				  development activities) in
				  22VAC30-30-181; and
8. Conduct activities necessary to comply
				  with the assurances in § 725(c) of the Act, including, but not limited to,
				  the following:
a. Aggressive outreach
				  regarding services provided through the center in an effort to reach
				  populations of individuals with significant disabilities that are unserved or
				  underserved by programs under Title VII of the Act, especially minority groups
				  and urban and rural populations; and
b. Training for center staff on how to serve
				  unserved and underserved populations, including minority groups and urban and
				  rural populations.