Carol Cohen: Another really great question, and you know, our inclination is to say yes, like you to we’d keep up. like any kind of licensing or any kind of certification where if you want to maintain it, It’s you have to continue. But again would you please submit that question? a great question, That’s like if certified, but not providing a lot of direct service, but are you providing any? you’re you’re (Kathy): Well I have done some as the result of you know, getting certified, and then also you know, I I’ve am currently the CWIC for a small area of our overall current service area, although in the next iteration if awarded that will likely not be the case, so... we’re Carol Cohen: Your project officer is nodding her head and saying if you continue to provide CWIC type services, then yes, you should have those continuing education credits to stay on top of your field. (Kathy): Okay. And then my next question is ((inaudible)). Carol Cohen: sorry, go ahead, yes. I’m (Kathy): sorry. Is there a plan in place that Social Security has if the state does not get enough I’m applicants for - with the project? Carol Cohen: Yes, we do, and in the RFA that if we receive adequate or acceptable or fundable it’s don’t applications or any for that matter for a particular area, we will reannounce. We will come out again with another reannouncement, with another announcement. (Kathy): Great, thank you so much. I appreciate... Carol Cohen: Yes, for those areas that are not covered, we went through this before in 2006, some of you may remember, where we had to reannounce for the areas that we get coverage. didn’t
Carol Cohen: Another really great question, and you know, our inclination is to say yes, we’d like you to keep up. It’s like any kind of licensing or any kind of certification where if you want to maintain it, you have to continue. But again would you please submit that question? That’s a great question, like if you’re certified, but you’re not providing a lot of direct service, but are you providing any? (Kathy): Well I have done some as the result of you know, getting certified, and then also I’ve you know, I am currently the CWIC for a small area of our overall current service area, although in the next iteration if we’re awarded that will likely not be the case, so... Carol Cohen: Your project officer is nodding her head and saying if you continue to provide CWIC type services, then yes, you should have those continuing education credits to stay on top of your field. (Kathy): Okay. And then my next question is ((inaudible)). Carol Cohen: I’m sorry, go ahead, yes. (Kathy): I’m sorry. Is there a plan in place that Social Security has if the state does not get enough applicants for - with the project? Carol Cohen: Yes, we do, and it’s in the RFA that if we don’t receive adequate or acceptable or fundable applications or any for that matter for a particular area, we will reannounce. We will come out again with another reannouncement, with another announcement. (Kathy): Great, thank you so much. I appreciate... Carol Cohen: Yes, for those areas that are not covered, we went through this before in 2006, some of you may remember, where we had to reannounce for the areas that we didn’t get coverage.
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