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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
10/12/2004
Control Number
2004-229S
Agenda Item Number
7.I.
Entity Name
Cultuiral Council of Indian River
Subject
Summer Camp Program
Children's Services Advisory Committee
Archived Roll/Disk#
3224
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Cultural Council of Indian River County; Summer Cultural Camp; Children's Services Advisory Committee of Indian River County 2004 <br /> 4 . <br /> List staffing needed for your program, including required experience and estimated hours <br /> per week in program for each staff member and/or volunteers (this section should conform <br /> with the information in the Position Listing on the Budget Narrative Worksheet). <br /> Portion of Salary : Bookkeeper (1) : Responsible for organization of records and administration <br /> of payments to contracted personnel and program related expenses . Keeps records pertaining to <br /> all grant expenditures, prepares request for reimbursements and quarterly reports . 3 % of time <br /> (5hours per month) _ $ 840 <br /> Professional Fees : Camp Director (I) e Reports to Executive Director. Experience required with <br /> arts and education, organizes classes and locations of classes, represents Cultural Council with <br /> instructors, parents and students . Assists parents with locations and transportation. Coordinates <br /> evaluation administration and collects required documentation from instructors and students. <br /> Required : Bachelor' s Degree; Contracted Position for 518 hours for entire project. Prorated over <br /> the months of April ( 13 ), May (52), June ( 150) & August ( 125) $ 16 . 50 per hour = $ 8547 <br /> Creative Leaders <br /> _(3) : Reports to Camp Director. Each responsible for cohesiveness of a <br /> discipline : Visual, Musical, Performing Arts. 110 hours Total $ 15 per hour = $4950 <br /> Arts Instructors (16) : Reports to Producer in specified area. Provides lessons in a specific <br /> discipline such as visual, musical or performing arts . Required : Experience teaching art to <br /> children, experience with a specific artistic skill. Contracted Position for 30 hours Total = $ 8640 <br /> Program Evaluator (1 ) : Reports to Executive Director. Administers evaluation of program, <br /> interprets findings and screens for potential mental health risk factors for referral. Required : <br /> Bachelor' s degree in Psychology or related field, Advanced Degree in Counseling, Registered <br /> Art Therapist. Contracted Position for 20 Hours Total. @$20 per hour = $400 <br /> Contracted Staff: Supervisors (16) : Reports to Producer in specified area. Responsible for <br /> assisting Arts Instructors and supervising a group of children. Assists with children needing <br /> special assistance or attention in the group . 40 hours per week for two weeks . 80 hours total; <br /> Total= $ 12, 800 <br /> Administrative Counselor ( 1) : Reports to Camp Director. Responsible for attendance and food <br /> service records. Manages arriving campers and departing campers . Coordinates field trips and <br /> transportation issues . 95 hours for total project $ 15 per hour Total $ 1425 <br /> 5. How will the target population be made aware of the program ? <br /> First, students that have already participated in the program receive notification by mail. Flyers <br /> are distributed to Boys & Girls Clubs and Dasie Bridgewater Hope Center. Spaces arereserved <br /> for the collaborative partners. This includes, the Homeless Assistance Center, United for <br /> Children: Foster Care Children, Youth Guidance, Hiz Kidz, Gifford Youth Activities Center and <br /> the Truancy Prevention Program. Churches and othAr community organizations receive <br /> information by mail. A public notice is published in the newspaper and the county recreation <br /> department publishes the information in their summer brochure. Openings usually fill up quickly <br /> with this outreach but word of mouth brings more families to inquire. <br /> 6. How will the program be accessible to target population (i. e. , location , transportation, <br /> hours of operation) ? <br /> qi Li . Children will either take a bus to their loCatlori and parents/guardians will pick them up, or , . <br /> x <br /> agents/ ardiaris rovide, trans r ortation: Hours of Operation are 8 : 00 am — 4 pni, Mon: ,=- Fri. .-,i,', . ' <br /> E t ? 41. <br /> t aur eLs J SPv �k H �--4a l' Y i + ^a wY'S <br /> R x <br /> Nil, a <br /> x <br /> ty <br /> +at' <br /> Vr l, a Y z + <br />
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