Transition I.L. Network members will have access to more youth transition tools as funds awarded will tailor their services and consumer relationships to respond to the needs and interests of people with disabilities ages 14 to 24. 10/01/2016 09/30/2019 Transition Californians with disabilities move from more restricted settings into the community setting of their choice. 10/01/2016 09/30/2019 Transition Individuals who transition are assessed on quality of life and ability to make informed choices. 10/01/2016 09/30/2019 Transition Through existing 10/01/2016 09/30/2019
Chapter 1, Part B Title VII Funds Chapter 1, Part C 3823248 3823248 VII Funds Chapter 2, OIB (only those provided by the OIB grantee to further a SPIL objective) Other Federal funds - Sec. 101(a)(18) of the Act (Innovation and Expansion) Federal funds - other 6144000 6144000 funds - State funds 63800 166500 funds - Other Total 638000 9967248 9967248 1665000 Year 3 - 2019Approximate funding amounts and uses
Sources SILC resource plan IL services General CIL operations Other SPIL activities Title VII Funds VII Funds Chapter 1, Part B 595800 1539000 VII Funds Chapter 1, Part C 3823248 3823248 Title VII Funds Chapter 2, OIB (only those provided by the OIB grantee to further a SPIL objective) Federal funds - Sec. 101(a)(18) of the Act (Innovation and Expansion) Other Federal funds - other 6144000 6144000 funds - State funds 66200 171000
Part II: Narrative: Section 2 - Scope, Extent, and Arrangements of Services 2.1 Scope and Extent 2.1A Check the appropriate boxes in the SPIL Instrument table indicating the types of IL services to be provided to meet the objectives identified in section 1.2 of this SPIL, and whether the services will be provided by the CILs or by the DSU (directly and/or through contract or grant). Table 2.1A: Independent living services Provided by the DSU (directly) Provided by the DSU (through contract and/or grant) Provided by the CILs (Not through DSU contracts/ grants) Core Independent Living Services - Information and referral No Yes Yes Core Independent Living Services - IL skills training No Yes Yes Core Independent Living Services - Peer counseling No Yes Yes Core Independent Living Services - Individual and systems advocacy No Yes Yes Counseling services, including psychological, psychotherapeutic, and related services No Yes Yes Services related to securing housing or shelter, including services No Yes Yes
appliances and devices Individual and social and recreational services No Yes Yes Training to develop skills specifically designed for youths who are individuals with significant disabilities to promote and esteem, develop advocacy and skills, and explore career options No Yes Yes Services for children with significant disabilities No Yes Yes Services other Federal, State, or local programs designed to provide resources, training, counseling, or other assistance of substantial benefit in enhancing the independence, productivity, and quality of life of individuals with significant disabilities No Yes Yes Appropriate preventive services to No Yes Yes awareness
See above. Each ILC in the network is required to maintain compliance with the contract requirements, including compliance with the Rehab Act's Section 725 Standards and Assurances and the following federal requirements: Notice the Client Assistance Program (Sec- 20 & 704(m)(1) of the Act; 34 CFR 64.30). 6.7 Protection, Use and Release of Personal Information Adoption and implementation of policies and procedures meeting the requirements of 34 CFR 364.56(a), to safeguard the confidentiality of all personal information, including photographs and lists of names. See above. Each ILC in the network is required to maintain compliance with the contract requirements, including compliance with the Rehabilitation Act's Section 725 Standards and Assurances and the following federal requirements: Protection, Use, and Release of Personal Information (34 CFR 364.56).