For Title IV-E, please provide actual examples of how counties are using CWS services via public agencies. How can the County Welfare Department partner with Mental Health?
Title IV-E does not pay for services. However, All-County Letter No. 04-32, dated September 7, 2004, focused on opportunities for public agencies performing administrative pre-placement prevention activities to draw down Title IV-E funding. Counties who establish interagency agreements with other public agencies who are involved in a familys case plan may draw Tile IV-E for allowable case management costs in the other agency.
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- Can the lead applicant agency be the provider of both the public awareness campaign and one of the sources for mental health services or must these be provided by separate entities?
- For Title IV-E, please provide actual examples of how counties are using CWS services via public agencies. How can the County Welfare Department partner with Mental Health?
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