Mental Health and Addiction Services On the ACF-196(SUP) form, expenditures related to such as assessment, referral “activities services, individual and group counseling, and residential treatment services” are reported under the subcategory of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Fourteen States reported expenditures for Mental Health and Addiction Services. Total spending equaled $51,410,513, or 5.9 percent of non-assistance for April-June 2011. Expenditures “other” ranged from $41,743,468 in California to $6,589 in North Carolina. California described expenditures in this subcategory as services to Kids (CalWorks) “treatment program, [including] medical/mental health exam [and] group counseling.” Education and Youth Programs Under Education and Youth Programs, States were instructed to report such as “activities and community-based programs for youth, school-related social services, and mentoring/tutoring programs.” Eleven States reported expenditures for Education and Youth Programs. Total spending equaled $34,004,208, or 3.9 percent of non-assistance for April-June 2011. Expenditures ranged “other” from $11,557,111 in Georgia to $138,605 in Montana. Georgia listed numerous programs for which it allocated funds in this subcategory, including for out-of-school youth initiative; GA Alliance of Boys and Girls Club; State Dept of “Programs Ed Comm. Base Org; Afterschool Care - Level 2; Afterschool Service [for] TANF [Eligibles].” It did not provide descriptive detail of the activities involved in each program.
Mental Health and Addiction Services On the ACF-196(SUP) form, expenditures related to “activities such as assessment, referral services, individual and group counseling, and residential treatment services” are reported under the subcategory of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Fourteen States reported expenditures for Mental Health and Addiction Services. Total spending equaled $51,410,513, or 5.9 percent of “other” non-assistance for April-June 2011. Expenditures ranged from $41,743,468 in California to $6,589 in North Carolina. California described expenditures in this subcategory as “treatment services to Kids (CalWorks) program, [including] medical/mental health exam [and] group counseling.” Education and Youth Programs Under Education and Youth Programs, States were instructed to report “activities such as and community-based programs for youth, school-related social services, and mentoring/tutoring programs.” Eleven States reported expenditures for Education and Youth Programs. Total spending equaled $34,004,208, or 3.9 percent of “other” non-assistance for April-June 2011. Expenditures ranged from $11,557,111 in Georgia to $138,605 in Montana. Georgia listed numerous programs for which it allocated funds in this subcategory, including “Programs for out-of-school youth initiative; GA Alliance of Boys and Girls Club; State Dept of Ed Comm. Base Org; Afterschool Care - Level 2; Afterschool Service [for] TANF [Eligibles].” It did not provide descriptive detail of the activities involved in each program.
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