counseling, securing family shelter, legal services, and any other services that meet needs attributable to such situations.” Twenty States reported expenditures for Emergency Assistance. Total spending equaled $41,832,814, or 4.8 percent of non-assistance for April-June 2011. Expenditures ranged “other” from $9,745,774 in Massachusetts to $1,829 in Wisconsin. Massachusetts described its expenditures in this subcategory as related to homelessness prevention, sheltering, and housing services. It described two programs: Search,” “Housing which is short-term, supportive service whose goal is to find safe housing for the homeless” “a and Stabilization and Flexible Funds,” which rental assistance for up to 1 year.” “Housing “offer Both serve the same population. Domestic Violence Services According to instructions for the ACF-196(SUP) form, Domestic Violence Services include such as information and referral services, emergency shelter or transitional “activities supportive housing for those leaving an abusive relationship, case management, counseling, investigations, and other protective services.” Fifteen States reported expenditures for Domestic Violence Services. Total spending equaled $29,796,577, or 3.4 percent of non-assistance for April-June 2011. Expenditures ranged “other” from $7,643,508 in California to $40,097 in North Carolina. California describes its expenditures as domestic violence services: counseling; “community parenting skill training; independent living skill training, case management.”
counseling, securing family shelter, legal services, and any other services that meet needs attributable to such situations.” Twenty States reported expenditures for Emergency Assistance. Total spending equaled $41,832,814, or 4.8 percent of “other” non-assistance for April-June 2011. Expenditures ranged from $9,745,774 in Massachusetts to $1,829 in Wisconsin. Massachusetts described its expenditures in this subcategory as related to homelessness prevention, sheltering, and housing services. It described two programs: “Housing Search,” which is “a short-term, supportive service whose goal is to find safe housing for the homeless” and “Housing Stabilization and Flexible Funds,” which “offer rental assistance for up to 1 year.” Both serve the same population. Domestic Violence Services According to instructions for the ACF-196(SUP) form, Domestic Violence Services include “activities such as information and referral services, emergency shelter or transitional supportive housing for those leaving an abusive relationship, case management, counseling, investigations, and other protective services.” Fifteen States reported expenditures for Domestic Violence Services. Total spending equaled $29,796,577, or 3.4 percent of “other” non-assistance for April-June 2011. Expenditures ranged from $7,643,508 in California to $40,097 in North Carolina. California describes its expenditures as “community domestic violence services: counseling; parenting skill training; independent living skill training, case management.”
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