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Report |
What is it? |
For Period |
Due Date |
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Child and Family Service Plan ("CFSP" or "Five-Year Plan") |
A narrative plan, which describes your vision, goals, and objectives (steps to meet your goals). Includes all information as required by the Program Instruction |
FY 2005-2009 FY 2010-2014 |
June 30, 2004 (previous) June 30, 2009
(or June 30th prior to year for which the Tribe first applies for IV-B)
(Due every 5 years) |
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Annual Progress and Services Report ("APSR") |
A narrative report on progress made towards meeting each goal and objective; A report on any changes in your goals and objectives; A narrative description of the services to be provided in upcoming year; and All other program information as required by the annual Program Instruction |
October 1 - September 30 (Federal Fiscal Year) |
June 30, 2008
(June 30th prior to year for which State or Tribe is applying)
(Due every year subsequent to CFSP) |
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CFS-101 Annual Budget Request, Parts I, II and III |
A 3-page fiscal form used to request Title IV-B funds, and to show actual and projected expenditures (submitted with the CFSP or APSR).
Part I and II reports estimated expenditures; Part III reports actual expenditures for the most recent 2-year grant period for which data is available. |
October 1 - September 30 (Federal Fiscal Year)
Part 1 and II – for FY 2009 Part III – for FY 2006 |
June 30, 2008
(June 30th prior to year for which State or Tribe is applying)
(Due every year) |
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Financial Status Report – SF 269 |
A fiscal form used to report grant expenditures.
An SF 269 must be submitted covering the first 12-month budget period (the "interim report"), and the entire grant period (the “final report). |
October 1th - September 30dt (Federal Fiscal Year) |
December 31, 2008
Due no later than December 31st, after the end of the grant period.
(Due every year) |