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Alaskans in need. Providing behavio
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Budget Overview Table Adult Prevent
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The Health Care Medicaid Services c
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Budget Overview Table Senior and Di
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FY12 Governor’s Request Increment
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Introduction to the Alaska Pioneer
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esidents for payment purposes: priv
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The following table provides the co
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With family and community support s
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Fairbanks Pioneer Home The Fairbank
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Juneau Pioneer Home The newest Pion
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Explanation of FY12 Operating Budge
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Explanation of FY12 Capital Budget
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Meeting the Veterans and Pioneer Ho
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Analysis of results and challenges:
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Introduction to the Division of Beh
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facing? This model promotes a bette
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Prevention Programs and Initiatives
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challenges that prevent them from s
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Services for Substance Use Disorder
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Management and Administrative Servi
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AKAIMS Table A: Transaction Rates F
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Alcohol Safety Action Program Case
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Chart 1 * Key: Number of Individual
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Adults Served: Community-Based Ment
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Chart 5 Number of Individuals Indiv
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For the FY10 Annual BHCS, survey re
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The Division is making the followin
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Table 1 Unduplicated Count of Medic
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Table 3a Table 3b Table 4a Distinct
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Table 5a RPTC Medicaid Claims Payme
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Table 8 Percentage of Increase (Dec
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RPTC Recidivism Rates Custody Statu
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Indicator 6: Client Satisfaction -
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Patient Outcome Patient Dignity Pat
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The system experienced a slight inc
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The number of Medicaid beneficiarie
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FY 2010 DIVISION LEVEL SUMMARY: Beh
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Services Provided The services prov
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Explanation of FY12 Operating Budge
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economies; b) performance improveme
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MH Trust: Housing - Grant 604.06 De
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Alaska Mental Health Board and Advi
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Challenges Alaskan Beneficiaries wi
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purposes of increasing efficiency o
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Fiscal Year Positive Outcomes in Li
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From FY09 to FY10, the most signifi
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Analysis of results and challenges:
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Annual Behavioral Health Consumer S
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Number of Individuals who Received
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The Division, in conjunction with t
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Item DHSS FY2012 Governor's Request
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Introduction to the Office of Child
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Services Provided Services are inte
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ECCS work over the last year includ
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to increase the availability and ac
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Family Support Services Family Supp
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As part of the Independent Living P
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Subsidized Adoption and Guardianshi
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Annual Statistical Summary of Servi
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exhausted. The first preference con
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Adoptions and Guardianships At the
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List of Primary Programs and Statut
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Early Intervention/Infant Learning
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Frontline Staff Recruitment and Ret
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Performance Measure Detail A: Resul
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A1: Strategy - Increase the number
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Analysis of results and challenges:
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Target #2: Decrease the rate of chi
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FY12 Governor’s Request Increment
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Introduction to the Division of Hea
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types through policy and regulation
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Chronic and Acute Medical Assistanc
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Health Facilities Licensing and Cer
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Percent of Benefit Group Recipients
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Annual Percent Change Claim Payment
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Pharmacy claim payments increased b
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The Adult Preventative Medicaid Den
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Location (DHSS Region) Anchorage/Ma
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Explanation of FY12 Operating Budge
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Transfer Provider Re-enrollment Fun
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Medicaid Pharmacy The Department co
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Other Challenges The Division of He
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Performance Measure Detail A: Resul
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are appropriately coded in the Elig
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Target #3: Increase the number of a
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Additionally, Medicare Part D requi
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FY12 DHSS Budget Overview Page 230
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Introduction to the Division of Juv
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The result of the formal court proc
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MYC has been successful in implemen
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Kenai Peninsula Youth Facility (KPY
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Bethel Youth Facility (BYF) BYF is
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Nome Youth Facility (NYF) The Nome
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Johnson Youth Center (JYC) JYC is a
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The facility continues its strong w
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payments and service agreements. In
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The division continues to incorpora
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FY12 DHSS Budget Overview Page 252
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Facility Data Detention Units The c
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Federal Funding The Alaska Juvenile
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Explanation of FY12 Operating Budge
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All Facility and Probation Services
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Explanation of FY12 Capital Budget
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the Youth Level of Services/Case Ma
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Performance Measure Detail A: Resul
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Target #2: Reduce percentage of juv
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Target #3: Alaska's juvenile offens
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provides opportunities for communit
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Target #6: Improve the amount of co
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A1: Strategy - Improve the timeline
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FY2010, the Division has re-calcula
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FY12 Governor’s Request Increment
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Introduction to the Division of Pub
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Services Provided Alaska Temporary
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Providing access to affordable, saf
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Food Stamp Program The Food Stamp P
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In FY10 the program covered burial
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Senior Benefits Payment Program The
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Annual Statistical Summary of Servi
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List of Primary Programs and Statut
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General Relief Assistance (GRA) Inc
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Work First Accountability In March
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Quality Workforce While improved, r
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Health Care Reform The federal Affo
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compared to the previous year's mon
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Percentage of temporary assistance
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Analysis of results and challenges:
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providers have been delayed. The im
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Target #3: 93% of Medicaid eligibil
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FY12 Governor’s Request Increment
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Introduction to the Division of Pub
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Services Provided The Bureau of Vit
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y many state agencies, local govern
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Annual Statistical Summary of Servi
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Chronic Disease Prevention and Cont
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Access to Early Preventive Services
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In FY10, the Bureau of Vital Statis
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AS 47.08 Assistance for Catastrophi
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Explanation of FY12 Operating Budge
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Maintain Phase I Improvements of St
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Assuming direct provision of these
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and healthcare organizations. Since
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Without stabilized funding, both da
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If approved, it is proposed that $3
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Infectious Disease Another major ch
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Public Health Infrastructure As fed
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Annual TB Rate per 100,000 Populati
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activities in Alaska. Injury Survei
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Age-Adjusted Coronary Heart Disease
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The basic public health infrastruct
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There were a total of 5,253 reporte
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Seat Belt Use by Drivers and Passen
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Knowledge of Folic Acid Benefits, A
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A6: Strategy - Reduce Alaskans' exp
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FY12 Governor’s Request Increment
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Introduction to the Division of Sen
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Services Provided Adult Protective
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The Alaska ADRCs continue to coordi
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Home- and Community-Based Care Gran
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State Health Insurance Assistance P
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Medicaid Waiver Services Home and C
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Annual Statistical Summary of Servi
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Benefits provided to children compr
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Within all waiver programs, the Old
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Between FY2009 and FY2010 the numbe
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FY 2010 DIVISION LEVEL SUMMARY: Sen
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Services Provided ACoA‘s services
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Advocacy ACoA advocates on behalf o
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Introduction to The Governor’s Co
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Annual Statistical Summary of Servi
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Public Awareness The following grap
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Challenges In FY12, the Council wil
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Explanation of FY12 Operating Budge
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act establishing an Acquired/ Traum
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Challenges The Division of Senior a
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Disabilities Services (SDS) has wor
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Introduction to Department Support
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Hearings and Appeals The Hearings a
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The Network Services unit is respon
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Budget Section The Budget Section i
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List of Primary Programs and Statut
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Explanation of FY12 Capital Budget
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Challenges As the administrative an
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FY12 Governor’s Request Increment
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Health Care Services Health Plannin
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Glossary of Acronyms AAC ..........
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CHATS ......................Communi
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FTE ............................Ful
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OAA ...........................Olde
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TANF .........................Tempo