del norte senior center
community action partnership of del norte
Join us for in-person dining, chair yoga and social and recreational activities. See our newly refreshed center, reconnect with old friends and meet new ones. Open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
In a community of 27,000, with a median household income of $66,780, federal funding freezes, threatened government shutdowns and potential program cuts and eliminations can have a significant impact on Del Norte County. For the organizations that make up the Community Action Partnership of Del Norte, federal funding is not waste, fraud or abuse. It is critical to the well-being of our community.
FEDERAL FUNDS: Total $2.15 million to $2.4 million.
DEL NORTE SENIOR CENTER
Title III Older Americans Act Elderly Nutrition Program $123,000
Nutrition Services Incentive Program $25,000
Community Services Block Grant $211,700
Low-Income Household Energy Assistance Program $750,000
Community Development Block Grant (on a competitive basis) $250,000 (when awarded)
REDWOOD COVE SENIOR APARTMENTS
Housing and Urban Development Project Rental Assistance, Supportive Housing for the Elderly $373,000
DEL NORTE MISSION POSSIBLE
CalAIM Medi-Cal Transformation for Enhanced Care Management and Community Supports funded by Medicaid. $668,000
LEVERAGED FUNDS (Non-federal funds tied to federal programs) $606,000
WHAT’S AT RISK: $2.8 million to $3.06 million in funding that supports:
ANNUAL SERVICES
437 seniors receiving 13,000 on-site meals.
389 seniors receiving 47,600 home delivered meals
111 seniors receiving social, recreational and healthy living services and activities.
39 seniors living in safe and affordable housing
1,804 individuals in 790 households maintaining electrical and home heating services.
80-100 individuals experiencing homelessness receiving mobile shower and hygiene services.
55-60 individuals experiencing homelessness receiving intensive case management to improve health, reduce chronic use of emergency and hospital services and reintegrate into self-sufficiency.
ANNUAL ECONOMIC IMPACT
42 jobs
$1.6 million in payroll invested in the local economy.
$1.3 million in goods and services purchased from local and regional businesses.
$274,000 in state and federal taxes paid.
$550,000 in revenue provided to Pacific Power and local home heating fuel vendors.
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FACTS ABOUT FEDERAL FUNDING AND OUR SERVICES
Problems, questions or concerns about our services? Give us a call or email us at info@dnsc1.org and we will help you resolve them. Click here for our formal grievance policy.