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CAPSAW has been allocated supplemental Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) funding to address COVID-19 related needs through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. All funds are for services to individuals and families at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Line. Funds must be expended by September 30, 2022.
Recipient agencies are required to provide detailed quarterly and annual programmatic and financial reports on the use of these funds. Each client/family can only be counted ONCE per fiscal year or contract period. All reports will be made available for public inspection. Report forms and instructions will be provided to recipient organizations for completion
Agencies receiving funds through this process must be able to:
COVID-19 Response Funded Programs |
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ARROW Project: $58,000 implementation of Phase 1 Behavioral Health response to COVID-19 |
Augusta Health Foundation: $6,826 for the Crop To Community fresh food box program |
Blue Ridge Legal Services: $15,000 towards staff attorney to address COVID-19 housing issues |
Blue Ridge Court Services: $1,391.50 for purchase and distribution of PPE for client use |
Community Child Care: $5,200 towards weekly cleaning services |
Creative Collaborative Coalition for Childcare: $50,000 to implement expanded student support services |
Crossroads to Brain Injury Recovery: $525 towards purchase of PPE for in person service delivery |
Salvation Army (Staunton): $5,000 for infant and family supports including diapers, formula, and food |
Valley Hope Counseling: $11,500 in support of mental health counseling services |
Salvation Arm (Waynesboro): $25,000 in emergency rental, mortgage, and utility assistance |
Other Resources
Appendix 1: Federal Poverty Guidelines
Sample Demographic Report
2020 - 2024 Strategic Plan
2018 Needs Assessment Report
2018 Annual Report
Glossary of Terms
Site Visit Checklists
2019 Impact Report