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Appendices

A.12  DETAILED BUDGET LINKAGE TABLE

Full Cost Estimates for GPRA Programs (FY2003-2005)
Administration for Children and Families
Dollars in thousands
GPRA Program Goal: FY 2003
Estimate
FY 2004
Estimate
FY 2005
Estimate
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 17,054,097 19,639,089 17,173,089
Developmental Disabilities 165,151 170,345 170,810
Refugee and Entrant Assistance 486,330 453,210 479,237
Social Services Block Grant 1,700,657 1,700,680 1,700,726
Child Support Enforcement 3,894,726 4,442,423 4,128,227
Child Care 4,847,928 4,849,064 4,828,671
Head Start 6,721,594 6,830,753 7,003,330
Child Welfare 7,547,209 7,759,197 7,898,314
Youth 217,142 232,147 354,547
Community Services 750,003 760,028 633,569
Domestic Violence 130,473 130,190 130,315
Low Income Home Energy Assistance 1,790,094 1,890,645 2,002,483
Native Americans 49,336 49,168 49,442
Individual Development Accounts 25,677 25,574 25,851
TOTAL, Full Cost GPRA Programs 45,380,416 48,932,511 46,578,612

 

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  Detailed Budget Linkage Table        
  (not for budget analysis)        
  (dollars in millions)        
GPRA ACF STRATEGIC GOALS and OBJECTIVES          
With selected performance measures (Program Activity) Program/Budget Line Items Budget FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005
  (not a formal budget presentation) Program Enacted Final Estimate
  (Program subtotals are shown where needed.) Account No.   Conference  
I. INCREASE ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE & PRODUCTIVITY FOR          
FAMILIES (1.1-4.1)          
1. Increase Employment          
TANF performance measure (1.1) State Family Assistance Grants (TANF) 1552 16488.7 16488.7 16488.7
FY 02: Increase the % of adult TANF recipients who become newly employed Family Assistance Grants to Territories 1552 77.9 77.9 77.9
FY 03: Maintain the % of adult TANF recipients who become newly employed Matching Grants to Territories 1552 15.0 15.0 15.0
FY 04: Maintain the % of adult TANF recipients who become newly employed Supp Grants for Population Increases 1552 319.4 319.4 319.4
FY 05: The % of TANF recipients who become newly employed Contingency Fund 1552 [2000] 2000 [2000]
  Native Employment Works Program 1552 7.6 7.6 7.6
  Tech. Assistance/Welfare Research - Family Formation 1552 [100] 100 120
  Family Formation Grants 1552 100 100 120
  Employment Achievement (formerly High Performance) 1552 [300] 500 [400]
  TANF Bonus for Decreased Illegitimacy 1552 0.0 0.0 0.0
  Child Welfare Study 1553 0.0 3.0 0.0
  Welfare Research 1553 0.0 15.0 15.0
  Prior Year AFDC 1501 0.0 20.0 0.0
  Payments to Territories 1501 23.0 23.0 23.0
  TANF/welfare subtotal:   17031.6 19669.6 17186.6
  Social Services Research** 1536 28.7 13.1 6.0
           
Refugee Performance Measure (1.4) Repatriation 1501 1 1 1
  Transitional, Med Svcs - Refugee Resettlement 1503 219.9 169 193.6
FY 02: Increase the number of refugees entering employment from ORR-funded Employment Services - Refugee Resettlement 1503 150.1 152.2 151.1
employment related services annually from the prior year's actual performance. Targeted Assistance - Refugee Resettlement 1503 49.2 49 49.5
FY 03 target: 3% increase over prior year's actual performance; Preventive Health - Refugees 1503 4.8 4.8 4.8
FY 04 target: 3% increase over prior year's actual performance Victims of Torture 1503 9.9 9.9 10.0
FY 05: target: 3% increase over prior year's actual performance Victims of Trafficking 1503 9.9 9.9 10.0
  Unaccompanied Alien Children Program*** 1503 37.1 52.8 54.2
  Refugee subtotal:   481.9 448.6 474.2
SSBG (1.5).          
FY 02: Increase the number of recipients of child protective services funded Social Services Block Grant 1534 1700.0 1700.0 1700.0
wholly or inpart by SSBG funds Social Services Block Grant subtotal   1700.0 1700.0 1700.0
FY 03 target: The number of recipients of child protective services funded.          
           
Total funding per objective     19242.2 21831.3 19366.8
           
2. Increase Independent Living          
           
Independent Development Account measure (2.2)          
FY 03: Increase acquisition of post-secondary education, homeownership and Individual Development Accounts 1536 24.8 24.7 24.9
small business capitalization by low-income working families          
FY 04: Increase acquisition of post-secondary education, homeownership and          
small business capitalization by low-income working families          
FY 05: Increase acquisition of education, homeownership and small business          
capitalization by low-income working families          
  Individual Development Accounts subtotal   24.8 24.7 24.9
           
Total funding per objective     24.8 24.7 24.9
           
3. Increase Parental Responsibility          
Child support enforcement performance measure (3.1)          
           
FY 02: Increase collection rate for current support to 55% Federal Incentive Payments - Child Support 1501 461.0 454.0 446.0
FY 03: Increase the IV-D collection rate for current support to 56%. State Administrative Costs - Child Support **** 1501 3340.2 3904.9 3593.8
FY 04: Increase the IV-D collection rate for current support to 60%. Federal Parent Locator Service 1553 23.6 22.8 22.9
FY 05: Increase the IV-D collection rate for current support to 61% Access and Visitation - Child Support 1501 9.9 10.0 12.0
  CSE Hold Harmless 1501 10.2    
  Training/Tech Assistance - CRTA 1553 11.8 11.4 11.5
Total funding per objective ****     3856.7 4403.1 4086.2
           
4. Increase Affordable Child Care          
Child care affordability performance measure (4.1) Child Care and Development Block Grant 1515 2076.4 2077.5 2089.9
FY 02: Increase the number of children served by CCDF subsidies to 2.2 million Child Care Mandatory 1550 1177.5 1177.5 1177.5
FY 03: Maintain the number of children served by CCDF subsidies at 2.2 million Child Care Matching 1550 1478.3 1478.3 1478.3
FY 04: Increase the number of children receiving child care services through Tribal Mandatory 1550 54.3 54.3 54.3
CCDF, TANF-direct, and SSBG funds from the 2003 baseline AFDC/JOBS Child Care 1501 0.0 0.0 0.0
FY 05: Increase the number of children receiving child care servicesthrough CCDF, Research and Evaluation Fund 1536 9.9 9.8 9.9
TANF direct and SSBG funds from the 2003 baseline Training & Tech. Assist.-CC Entitlement 1550 6.8 6.8 6.8
  Early Learning Opportunities Fund 1536 33.8 33.6 0.0
Total funding per objective     4837.0 4837.8 4816.7
           
II. IMPROVE HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT, SAFETY & WELL-BEING Promotion and Support of Responsible Fatherhood/Healthy Marriages   0 0.0 50.0
OF CHILDREN & YOUTH(5-7)          
  Head Start 1536 6667.5 6774.8 6943.6
  Head Start subtotal   6667.5 6774.8 6943.6
5. Increase the Quality of Child Care          
Child care quality performance measures (5.1) Child Care and Development Block Grant* 1515 * * *
FY 02: Increase by 1% the number of child care facilities that are accredited by a Child Care Entitlement* 1550 * * *
nationally recognized early childhood development professional Research and Evaluation Fund 1536 * * *
organization.9,725 Child Care Matching* 1550 * * *
FY 03: Increase by an additional 1% the number of child care facilities-9,822 Training & Tech. Assist.-CC Entitlement 1550 * * *
FY 04-05: Increase by an additional 1%, the number of child care facilities-   1515 * * *
           
Head Start (Health) performance measures (5.2) Head Start 1536 * * *
FY 02: 94% Head Start children receive medical treatment          
FY 03: 97% Head Start children receive needed med treatment.          
FY 04-05:Achieve an average 34% gain in word knowledge for Head Start children          
Total funding per objective     6667.5 6774.8 6943.6
           
6. Increase Safety & Well-Being of Children & Youth Adoption Assistance 1545 1584.5 1699.7 1770.1
Child welfare performance measure (6.1) Adoption Awareness Programs 1536 12.8 12.8 12.9
  Child Welfare Services 1536 290.1 289.3 292.0
FY 02: 56,000 children are adopted from the public foster care system. Promoting Safe and Stable Families 1512 404.4 404.4 505.0
(Baseline: 1996: 28,000) Mentoring Children of Prisoners 1512 9.9 49.7 50.0
FY 03: 58,500 children are adopted from the public foster care system Foster Care 1545 4884.5 4974.2 4855.1
FY 04: 60,000 children are adopted from the public foster care system Child Welfare Training 1536 7.4 7.4 7.5
FY 05: 62,000 children are adopted from the public foster care system Adoption Opportunities 1536 27.2 27.1 27.3
  Adoption Incentives 1536 42.7 7.5 32.1
  Child Abuse State Grants 1536 21.9 21.9 42.0
  Abandoned Infants 1536 12.1 12.1 12.1
  Community-Based Resource Centers 1536 33.2 33.2 65.0
  Child Abuse Discretionary 1536 33.8 34.4 26.3
  Independent Living/Foster Care/Adoptions 1545 181.7 184.7 200.0
           
           
  Child Welfare subtotal   7546.2 7758.4 7897.4
           
Youth performance measures (6.4)          
FY 02: Increase the proportion of youth living in safe and appropriate settings          
after exiting ACF-funded services. Runaway and Homeless Youth (RHY) 1536 90 89.4 89.4
FY 03: Increase the proportion of youth living in safe and appropriate settings Maternity Group Homes 1536 0.0 0.0 10.0
after exiting ACF-funded services. Community Based Abstinence Education 1536 54.6 70.0 181.9
  Abstinence Education (Pre-appropriated) 1501 50.0 50.0 50.0
  Ed/Prevention: RHY Sexual Abuse 1536 15.4 15.3 15.3
           
  Youth Programs subtotal   210 224.7 346.6
  Family Violence* 8605 * * *
  Developmental Disabilities - State Grants* 1536 * * *
  Developmental Disabilities -P&A* 1536 * * *
           
Total funding per objective Subtotal   7756.2 7983.1 8294.0
           
III. INCREASE HEALTH & PROSPERITY OF COMMUNITIES AND Compassion Capital Fund   34.8 47.7 100.0
TRIBES (7)          
7. Build Healthy, Safe & Supportive Communities & Tribes Community Services Block Grant 1536 645.8 641.9 494.9
CSBG performance measure (7.1) National Youth Sports Program 1536 16.9 17.9 0.0
FY 02: $1.68 billion in non-federal funds brought into low-income communities Community Food and Nutrition 1536 7.3 7.2 0.0
(2% increase over previous year's target) Community Services Discretionary 1536 39.7 39.5 32.5
FY 03: $1.7 billion in non-federal funds brought into low-income communities Neighborhood Innovations 1536 0.0 0.0 0.0
FY 04-05: Increase amount of non-Federal dollars mobilized per $1,000 CSBG          
dollars to support State and local CSBG network activities Community Services Subtotal   744.5 754.2 627.4
Domestic Violence performance measure (7.2) Family Violence Prevention 8605 126.4 125.6 125.6
FY 02: Increase the number of Federally recognized Indian Tribes that Domestic Violence Hotline 8605 2.6 3 3
have family violence prevention Programs to 190. DD - Protection and Advocacy 1536 * * *
FY 03: Increase the number of Federaly recognized Tribes.to 195          
FY 04-05: Increase the number of Federally recognized Tribes .to 200 Domestic Violence Subtotal   129.0 128.6 128.6
           
LIHEAP performance measure (7.3) LIHEAP 1502 1788.3 1888.8 2000.5
FY 02: Increase by 1% over the prior year's targeting index of LIHEAP recipient          
households having at least one member 5 years or younger.          
FY 03: Increase by 1% over the prior year's targeting index of LIHEAP recipient          
households having at least one member 5 years or younger.          
FY 04-05: Increase by 1% over the prior year's the targeting index of LIHEAP recipient          
households having at least one member 5 years or younger. LIHEAP subtotal   1788.3 1888.8 2000.5
           
Native American performance measure (7.4) Native Americans Programs 1536 45.5 45.2 45.2
FY 02: Increase the number of grants that include elder participation.          
FY 03: Increase the number of grants that include elder participation.          
FY 04-05: Increase the number of jobs created through capacity building resources          
  Native Americans subtotal   45.5 45.2 45.2
           
Developmental disabilities performance measure (7.5)          
FY 02: The number of people with DD own or rent their own homes DD - State Grants 1536 71.1 73.1 73.1
FY 03: The number of people with DD own or rent their own homes DD - Protection and Advocacy * 1536 36.3 38.4 38.4
FY 04-05: Increase the number of individuals with DD receiving services and suppor DD - University Affiliated Projects 1536 25 26.8 26.8
they need to live and work in the community DD - Special Projects 1536 12.4 11.6 11.6
  Voting Access for Individuals with Disabilities 1536 15 14.9 14.9
           
  Developmental Disabilities subtotal   159.8 164.8 164.8
           
Total funding per objective     2867.1 2981.6 2966.5
           
IV. MANAGE RESOURCES TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE (8) Federal Administration 1536 171.9 177.9 190.2
8. Getting to Green Faith Based Center   1.5 1.4 1.4
  Federal Administration * 1536 * * *
Total funding per objective     173.4 179.3 191.6
           
           
TOTAL ACF PROGRAM & ADMINISTRATIVE FUNDING     45424.9 49015.7 46690.3
           
* Item with multiple citations, counted once only.          
**Social Services Research supports a number of programs in Goals I and II        
***FY 2003 includes $3.0M for transportantion cost for minors to be administered by the Dept. of Homeland Security  
**** These totals represent net Budget Authority and do not include obligation levels for Child Support Enforcement Programs.
           
           

FY 2005 budget figures for programs are limited to discretionary amounts; brackets indicate entitlement funding which has not yet been established. No totals are provided for programs which include entitlement funding.



 

 

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