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FY 2011-12 Contract Attachments

Form Name Updated PDF Size DOC Size
Attachment E – Conflict of Interest 06/27/2011 15 KB  
Attachment F – No Overdue Tax 06/27/2011   31 KB
Attachment G – Reporting 06/27/2011 40 KB  
Attachment H – Federal Certification 06/27/2011 89 KB  
Attachment I – IRS Verification 06/27/2011 11 KB

Programmatic

Form Name Updated DOC Size PDF Size XLS Size
Change Request Form 02/09/2012 59 KB    
Grantee Project Review Report (OEO Form 240) 09/28/2011     56 KB
FY 2-11-12 Federal Poverty Guidelines 07/08/2011   24 KB  

Fiscal

Form Name Updated DOC Size PDF Size XLS Size
CSBG Program Income Plan (Form 225-P) 11/30/2011 40 KB    
CSBG Program Income Plan - Instructions 11/30/2011   41 KB  
FY 2011-12 Budget Form 225 10/20/2011     125 KB
FY 2011-12 CSBG OEO Form 286 Instructions 7/15/2011   39 KB  
FY 2011-12 CSBG OEO Form 286 7/15/2011     67 KB
FY 2011-12 DHHS Certification of Cash Needs Form 7/15/2011     27 KB
Request for Budget Change (Form 225B) 10/01/2010     27 KB

FY 2012-13 Funding

Form Name Updated DOC Size PDF Size XLS Size
FY 2012-13 CSBG Funding Application Instructions 10/13/2011 167 KB 112 KB  
FY 2012-13 CSBG Funding Application 10/13/2011 364 KB 224 KB  
FY 2012-13 CSBG Funding Application Budget Form 225 10/20/2011   45 KB 125 KB
Emergency Succession Plan Template 01/26/2010 114 KB    

On-Site Monitoring

Form Name Updated DOC Size
FY 2010-11 Pre-Assessment Questionnaire 07/08/2010 73 KB
Internal Controls Questionnaire 08/1/2008 100 KB

Community Services Block Grant/IS Forms (CSBG/IS)

Form Name Updated DOC Size PDF Size XLS Size
CSBGIS Report FY 2011 09/14/2011   674 KB  
OEO Quick Tips 08/30/2011   60 KB  
FY 2011 Sections D-G Forms 08/23/2011     102 KB
FY 2011 NPI Forms 08/23/2011     152 KB
CSBG/IS Instructions Manual 01/26/2010   1.1 MB  
NPI Instruction Manual 01/26/2010   405 KB  
Lexicon 2007 01/26/2010   105 KB  
Telling Community Action's Story - A Guidebook 01/26/2010   1 MB  
OEO Telling Our Story Quick Tips 01/26/2010   27 KB  
NASCSP Targeting Field Manual 08/01/2008   686 KB  

Other Helpful Documents

Form Name Updated PDF Size
Directory of CSBG Subgrantees, FY 2011-12 08/12/2011 86 KB

About Community Action Agencies

As mobilizers of resources for the poor at the local level, Community Action Agencies (CAAs) serve millions of Americans whose income is below the poverty level and who do not receive welfare benefits – the working poor. Most CAAs promote self-sufficiency, provide help with setting a household budget, weatherization assistance and help with rental, nutrition, emergency assistance, and help with education and housing. CAAs also administer almost half the nation’s Head Start programs.

History of Community Action Agencies

The CAAs are rooted in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, a measure that recognized help was needed and that the poor should have a say in how resources should be allocated to address their needs. In CCAs, at least one-third of the board of directors must represente the poor, a third are public officials or their representatives, and the rest are community-based members representing business, clergy, labor, education and other stakeholders.
Community Action lives on under the Community Services Block Grant Program (CSBG) administered by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Community Services. On average, 7 percent of CAA funding comes from the CSBG; 93 percent comes from other federal, state, local, and private sources.