*24. In FY2013, what funding sources supported (or are supporting) your quitline’s operations, services, promotions, outreach, medications, staff, or other infrastructure? For each funding source, please indicate the total dollar amount of the total quitline budget from question 23 line a column 3 that comes from each budget source. If no funds were received from a given source, respond with (zero) “0” rather than leaving it blank. If you are unable to report on the breakdown of funding sources, please respond with (minus-nine) on each line rather than “-9” leaving them blank. For funding that begins and ends on a timeline other than your quitline’s fiscal year, average the total available funds per month, and only report the portion of those funds for the number of months the funds were available during your quitline’s FY13. For example, the CDC’s Affordable Care Act funds were awarded for October 2011 September 2012. For a quitline whose FY2013 – was July 1, 2012 June 30, 2013, CDC ACA funds were available for 3 months of FY13. So the – total amount of CDC ACA funds that should be reported for FY2012 would be 25% of the total (or 3/12 of the total amount). Note: Only include funders that supply money, not those that supply resources “in-kind” only. This information will be used to identify the number and variety of funding sources, can be used to indicate unique or creative ways quitlines have found to fund quitlines, or be used to advocate for increased funding for quitlines. Total Quitline Budget from question 23, line a, $ column 3 above (Total of items a-w below should equal this amount) FEDERAL/GOVERNMENT FUNDING $ Received SOURCES from this source in FY2013 CDC ARRA/CPPW/Stimulus (Feb 2010 $ – Feb 2012) CDC NTCP Core funding (March March $ – – of each year) CDC ACA I (Sept 30, 2010 Sept 29, 2012) $ – CDC ACA II/PPHF11 (Sept 30, 2011 Sept $ – 29, 2012) CDC Quitline FOA PPHF12 (Aug 2012 $ – July 2013) CDC other funding $ – Health Canada $ Local government funds $ State/provincial general funds $ State/provincial dedicated tobacco tax funds $
*24. In FY2013, what funding sources supported (or are supporting) your quitline’s operations, services, promotions, outreach, medications, staff, or other infrastructure? For each funding source, please indicate the total dollar amount of the total quitline budget from question 23 line a column 3 that comes from each budget source. If no funds were received from a given source, respond with “0” (zero) rather than leaving it blank. If you are unable to report on the breakdown of funding sources, please respond with “-9” (minus-nine) on each line rather than leaving them blank. For funding that begins and ends on a timeline other than your quitline’s fiscal year, average the total available funds per month, and only report the portion of those funds for the number of months the funds were available during your quitline’s FY13. For example, the CDC’s Affordable Care Act funds were awarded for October 2011 – September 2012. For a quitline whose FY2013 was July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013, CDC ACA funds were available for 3 months of FY13. So the total amount of CDC ACA funds that should be reported for FY2012 would be 25% of the total (or 3/12 of the total amount). Note: Only include funders that supply money, not those that supply “in-kind” resources only. This information will be used to identify the number and variety of funding sources, can be used to indicate unique or creative ways quitlines have found to fund quitlines, or be used to advocate for increased funding for quitlines. Total Quitline Budget from question 23, line a, column 3 above (Total of items a-w below should equal this amount) $ FEDERAL/GOVERNMENT FUNDING SOURCES $ Received from this source in FY2013 CDC ARRA/CPPW/Stimulus (Feb 2010 – Feb 2012) $ CDC – NTCP Core funding (March – March of each year) $ CDC ACA I (Sept 30, 2010 – Sept 29, 2012) $ CDC ACA II/PPHF11 (Sept 30, 2011 – Sept 29, 2012) $ CDC Quitline FOA PPHF12 (Aug 2012 – July 2013) $ CDC – other funding $ Health Canada $ Local government funds $ State/provincial general funds $ State/provincial dedicated tobacco tax funds $
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