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Chapter
4
Allocation Reports
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Introduction
Title II grantees
must prepare and submit two required allocation reports each year:
1. Planned
Title II Allocation Report, for the fiscal year just underway.
2. Final Title
II Allocation Report, for the fiscal year just ended.
Provided below
are the purpose of these reports and how they are used, report deadlines,
and detailed instructions on how to prepare the reports using electronic
templates provided by the Health Resources and Services Administration
(HRSA).
Purpose
of Allocation Reports
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HRSA must
receive allocation information in order to track and monitor the
use of CARE Act funds. HRSA also uses the information to prepare
Agency reports and respond to inquiries from the U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services (HHS), the Office of Management and
Budget (OMB), Congress, the media, and the public at large. This
includes reporting:
- Categories
of services being delivered through the Title II program
- Changes
in the types of services being provided over time, and
- Trends
in the amount of funds being used to deliver these services.
- This information
has been used to prepare the following:
- Testimony
for annual appropriations and reauthorization hearings convened
by Congress
- Annual
budget requests
- Reports
to OMB
- Presentations
at national grantee meetings
- Technical
assistance reports
- Presentations
and workshops at national conferences.
Allocation Reports Deadlines
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Report
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Due
Date
(see
the COA)
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| Title
II Planned Allocations for the Current Fiscal Year |
See
Conditions of Grant Award |
| Title
II Final Allocations for the Previous Fiscal Year |
See
Conditions of Grant Award |
General
Instructions for Preparing Allocation Reports
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Instructions
for completing Allocation Reports will be sent to grantees under
separate cover.
Grantee
Identifying Information
The Planned
and Final Allocation Reports (electronic and paper copies) must
include identifying information in order to distinguish your reports
from those submitted by other grantees. This includes the name of
your State, the fiscal year being reported, and the name and telephone
number of the appropriate person to contact if HRSA has questions
about any of the information in the report.
Instructions
for entering information electronically will be submitted with disks
that are
provided.
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