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AUG 81979 ,GRANT APPLICATION Page 2 of 7 moo 41 fi` u 281 <br />(use attachment page if necessary) <br />1. Give a brief overview of the proposed program. <br />To provide formal and informal compensation and remedial education for <br />developmentally disabled adults, such as enriching learning experiences, <br />edult basic education and developmental training. <br />2. Identify the problem this program will address. <br />There is no other program in Indian River County to serve post -school <br />age retarded adults, to provide opportunities for each client'to <br />develop skills, attitudes and behaviours which will enable him to <br />function more sucessfully as a citizen. <br />3. Specify the target population in your program service area af- <br />fected by this problem. How large is the target population? <br />There are approximately.50 handicapped persons in Indian River County <br />who could benifit from our service. These are adults over 18 years <br />.of age, significantly impaired, and in need.of habilitative Services <br />4. What is the severity of the problem among the target population. <br />Provide quantifiable numbers/percentages, etc. <br />The degree of retardation ranges from mild-moderate to severe and <br />profound. 66% cf the target population are mild to moderately <br />involved, and 24a/. are severely to profoundly retarded. <br />5. How will this program address the problem? <br />Through -the use of individual educational plans, each client will <br />recieve training to develop maximum use of their abilities. Progress <br />is scrutinized on an ongoing basis. Program areas include self-help, <br />communication, Recreation, horticulture, Ceramics, daily living, ba3ic <br />6. W tcn Hfd!0 vfln t'FR93n �'a"c tt target population will be served? <br />50 to 60 percent of the target population can be served during the <br />1979.87 year. This amount will increase as our program expa cs and <br />grows. <br />7. Will this program provide direct access or availability of other <br />services? If yes, identify them. ' ' <br />Clients r4re referred to supportive services during their program at <br />the Workshop. When a client develops the necessary pre -vocational <br />skills, he or she is referred to the State of Fla. Vocational Rehabilitati <br />Program for transition into employment. <br />8. Is the program operating now? If yes, explain what changes this <br />grant will provide for. Yes. <br />This grant will enable the Workshop to serve persons whose program <br />cannot be funded by a different source. <br />9. Will the grant funds be used as*match to obtain other funds? <br />If yes, what other funds? No. <br />10. What funds will sustain the program after this grant expires? <br />Dept of HRS Purchase of Sere-ce funding <br />11. Who will do the audit of the program? <br />Schecter- ];came Pfeiffer and Burstein <br />
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