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Funding Sources |
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Material Aid
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Aid in the form of goods or food such as the direct distribution of commodities, suplus food, clothing, etc.
Food item(s) necessary for the health, safety, or welfare of the person. The repair, purchase, delivery, and
installatin of any household appliance necessary to maintain a home or assist with household tasks
necessary for the health, safety, and welfare of the person.. |
CCE, CS, LS, OAA, HCE
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Medication Management
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Identifying and counseling regarding the medication regime that individuals are using, including
prescription and over the counter medications, vitamins and home remedies. These services also help to
identify any dietary factors that may interact with the medication regime. |
CCE, CS, LS, OAA
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Model Day Care
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A program of therapeutic, social and health activities specific to clients with
memory disorders. Services and activities include but are not limited to, active and quiet games,
reminiscence, validation therapy, pet therapy, water therapy and other failure free activities appropriate
to the client's level of functioning. |
ADI
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Nutrition Counseling
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Provides individualized advice and guidance to persons, who are at nutritional risk because
of their poor health, nutritional history, current dietary intake, medications use or
chronic illnesses. |
CCE, CS, LS, OAA
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Nutrition Education
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An activity designed to promote better health by providing accurate, scientifically sound, practical and culturally
sensitive nutrition information and instruction to participants and caregivers in a group or individual setting
sonsistent with their needs and food resources. |
CCE, OAA, CS, LS
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Occupational Therapy
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Services prescribed by a physician that are necessary to produce specific functional outcomes in self-help,
adaptive, and sensory motor skills areas, and assist the individual to contral and maneuver within the environment. |
CCE, OAA, CS, HCE, LS
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Other
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A miscellaneous category for goods or services not defined elsewhere, necessary for the health, safety, or
welfare of the person. |
CCE, CS, HCE, LS
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Outreach
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An access service which is defined as making active efforts to reach target individuals face to face,
either in a community setting or in their home, neighborhood with large numbers of low income minority elderly,
making one-to-one contact, identifying their service need, and encouraging their use of available resources. |
AC, CCE, CS, OAA, LS
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Alliance For Aging, Inc
760 NW 107 Ave
Suite 201, 214
Miami, FL 33172
Main:305-670-6500
Elder Helpline:305-670-HELP(4357)
Toll Free:1-800-96-ELDER(35337)
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