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care
ombudsman services; job training and placement; |
transportation; chore homemaker
services;
caregiver support; |
computer literacy; and any program that assists participants
in
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avoiding inappropriate institutional placement or addresses |
participants'
health, safety,
or well-being, regardless of |
whether the service is received in a
participant's home
or in |
an institutional setting and a majority of participants are |
seniors or
family of seniors.
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(Source: P.A. 93-246, eff. 7-22-03.)
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(320 ILCS 60/20)
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Sec. 20. Duties. The Department shall perform all of the |
following
duties:
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(1) Administer this Act and promulgate any rules, |
regulations,
guidelines, and
directives necessary for its |
implementation.
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(2) (Blank) Establish a Community Senior Services and |
Resource Center Advisory
Committee .
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(3) Make grants to non-profit agencies and units of |
local government
under
Section 25
of this Act in |
consultation with the Advisory Committee .
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(4) Facilitate access to government-issued bonds for |
the purpose of
capital improvement.
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(5) Provide technical assistance to centers.
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(6) Develop a comprehensive list of centers and the |
senior services
they offer for publication on the |
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Department's web site and for distribution
through other |
promotional opportunities.
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(7) Develop a survey for annual distribution through |
the centers to
gather information concerning the lack or |
inadequacy of senior services and to
identify service
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demand trends and the unique needs of older Illinoisans and |
their families.
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(8) Conduct an annual survey of centers to assess their |
facility,
program, and operational needs.
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(9) Report annually in conjunction with the Advisory |
Committee to the
Governor and the General Assembly. The |
report shall include findings from all
surveys conducted |
pursuant to this Act, a list of grantees by county |
(including
amounts awarded), and recommendations |
concerning the ongoing financial
stability of centers.
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(10) Pursue alternative funding opportunities.
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(Source: P.A. 93-246, eff. 7-22-03.)
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(320 ILCS 60/32) |
Sec. 32. Bequests and gifts; awareness campaign. |
(a) The Director may accept monetary grants, gifts, and |
bequests for
deposit into the Community Senior Services and |
Resources Fund. |
(b) The Director may accept monetary grants, gifts, and |
bequests for the benefit of a specified center or distinct area |
of the State. Each such grant, gift, or bequest shall be kept |
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in a distinct fund. The Department may make grants from these |
funds for the purposes established for the Community Senior |
Services and Resources Fund and in accordance with the terms |
and conditions of the grant, gift, or bequest. These funds are |
exempt from Section 8h of the State Finance Act. |
(c) The Department may , in conjunction with the Community |
Senior Services and Resource Center Advisory Committee, shall |
design an awareness campaign that can be implemented by senior |
services and resource centers at their individual expense.
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(Source: P.A. 93-714, eff. 7-12-04.)
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(320 ILCS 60/35 rep.)
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Section 15. The Community Senior Services and Resources Act |
is amended by repealing Section 35. |
(320 ILCS 65/16 rep.) |
Section 20. The Family Caregiver Act is amended by |
repealing Section 16.
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Section 99. Effective date. This Act takes effect upon |
becoming law.
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