SSBG

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SSBG is a federal funding program in the United States that provides flexible grants to states to support a wide range of social services for vulnerable populations.

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SSBG canonical 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal assistance program ⓘ
federal funding program ⓘ
social services block grant program ⓘ
administeredBy Administration for Children and Families ⓘ
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ⓘ
allocationBasis state population ⓘ
beneficiary District of Columbia ⓘ
U.S. states ⓘ
U.S. territories ⓘ
eligible tribal governments ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
establishedBy United States Congress ⓘ
flexibility states have broad discretion in use of funds ⓘ
fullName Social Services Block Grant ⓘ
fundingMechanism formula grant ⓘ
fundingSource federal government of the United States ⓘ
fundingType block grant ⓘ
fundsUse administrative costs within federal limits ⓘ
social services ⓘ
governanceLevel federal-state partnership ⓘ
legalAuthority Title XX of the Social Security Act ⓘ
policyFeature broad state flexibility in program design ⓘ
purpose achieve or maintain self-sufficiency ⓘ
prevent or reduce inappropriate institutional care ⓘ
protect children and adults from neglect, abuse, or exploitation ⓘ
provide services to individuals in institutions ⓘ
reduce dependency ⓘ
support a wide range of social services for vulnerable populations ⓘ
relatedProgram Medicaid ⓘ
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families ⓘ
reportingRequirement states must submit annual reports on SSBG expenditures and activities ⓘ
serviceCategory child care services ⓘ
counseling services ⓘ
day care services for adults ⓘ
foster care services ⓘ
home-based services ⓘ
information and referral services ⓘ
protective services for adults ⓘ
protective services for children ⓘ
residential treatment services ⓘ
services for persons with disabilities ⓘ
transportation services ⓘ
targetPopulation children at risk ⓘ
low-income individuals and families ⓘ
older adults ⓘ
people with disabilities ⓘ
victims of abuse or neglect ⓘ

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