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Attachment B

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Administration for Children and Families
OMB Approval #0980-0047
Approved through October 31, 2008

CFS-101, Part III: Expenditures for Title IV-B, Subparts 1 and 2, Chafee Foster Care Independence (CFCIP) and Education and Training Voucher (ETV) Programs

Note: Funds for the four programs above are awarded to States on a yearly basis, but may be spent over a two-year period ending on September 30 of the year following the year in which they were awarded. For example, the FY 2006 grant allocation has an expenditure period from October 1, 2005 to September 30, 2007. Therefore, any fiscal year 2006 funds must be obligated during this two year period of time and subsequently reported on this form.

Most figures in the "estimate" column can be found in a State's/Tribe's previously approved CFS 101, Part I for the fiscal year being reported on.

By signing this form the State/Tribal official certifies that all figures provided here are accurate.

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Attachments

PI 08-03
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Attachment A: FFY 2008 Allocation Tables:

(FFY 2009 Estimated Allotments for Monthly Caseworker Visits funds are pending and will be released shortly.)

Attachment B: CFS-101

Attachment C: Children's Bureau Sampling Strategy for Caseworker Visits Data
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Attachment D: Assurances and Certificates
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Attachment E: Children's Bureau Regional Program Managers
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1 Report, as accurately as possible, the number of clients served per service/activity for the amount of funds expended. Indicate the number of individuals and the number of families served as labeled in the column. (back)
2 Indicate the population that has received the designated services. This may include a range of vulnerable populations such as children at imminent risk of placement, all children in foster care, families with children returning home following placement, all eligible children, eligible children under 21 years, or eligible children requiring treatment, families with a child abuse or neglect investigation, children in contracted care, and/or families in crisis. (back)
3 Indicate the number and type of areas identified within the State where services are to be provided for each program. Areas may include specific regions, counties, cities, reservations, communities, census tracts, or neighborhoods. (back)