SSBG

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SSBG is a federal funding program in the United States that provides flexible grants to states to support a wide range of social services for vulnerable populations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal assistance program
federal funding program
social services block grant program
administeredBy Administration for Children and Families NERFINISHED
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services NERFINISHED
allocationBasis state population
beneficiary District of Columbia NERFINISHED
U.S. states NERFINISHED
U.S. territories
eligible tribal governments
country United States of America
surface form: United States
establishedBy United States Congress
flexibility states have broad discretion in use of funds
fullName Social Services Block Grant NERFINISHED
fundingMechanism formula grant
fundingSource United States government
surface form: federal government of the United States
fundingType block grant
fundsUse administrative costs within federal limits
social services
governanceLevel federal-state partnership
legalAuthority Title XX of the Social Security Act NERFINISHED
policyFeature broad state flexibility in program design
purpose achieve or maintain self-sufficiency
prevent or reduce inappropriate institutional care
protect children and adults from neglect, abuse, or exploitation
provide services to individuals in institutions
reduce dependency
support a wide range of social services for vulnerable populations
relatedProgram Medicaid NERFINISHED
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families NERFINISHED
reportingRequirement states must submit annual reports on SSBG expenditures and activities
serviceCategory child care services
counseling services
day care services for adults
foster care services
home-based services
information and referral services
protective services for adults
protective services for children
residential treatment services
services for persons with disabilities
transportation services
targetPopulation children at risk
low-income individuals and families
older adults
people with disabilities
victims of abuse or neglect

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