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Kitchener, M., Willmott, M., Wong, A. & Harrington, C. (2006). Federal Systems Change Grants to States and Territories: 2001-2005. San Francisco, CA: Center for Personal Assistance Services. Retrieved March, 2007 from http://pascenter.org/syst emschange/index.php

Abstract

This part of the PAS Center website provides state-by-state information on Federal Systems Change Grants (SCGs) to States and Territories for the period 2001-2004. The aim of the two tables and accompanying text is to provide a summary of information that is accessible to the public, consumers, advocates, researchers and professionals.

Table 1 shows for each state, the dollar value of SCG awards by year and Table 2 shows the total value of the grants awarded each year to states. The accompanying text first introduces the SCG initiative and then provides for each of the 11 forms of SCG, comparative information concerning seven issues: (1) financial years awarded, (2) total value of grants awarded by year, (3) duration of grant, (4) conditions of the grant (purpose, eligibility); (5) state recipients by year, (6) additional information, and (7) typical activities undertaken by states using this grant. The Appendix at the end of this report lists the SCGs awarded by year. Further information about activities in each state and specific grants are available from the sources provided.

Updated December, 2006



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