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o Vulnerable participants in family stability programs achieve appropriate placement for
mentally or physically disabled children as a result of Community Action referral and/or
partnership with other service providers.
o Vulnerable participants in family stability programs achieve appropriate in-home or
congregate care for a dependent aging parent provided by the agency, or as a result of
referral or partnership with another service provider.
C. Obtained access to reliable transportation and/or driver’s license
o Participants in Community Action Medicaid-funded family stability programs receive
public transportation tokens or subsidies.
o Participants in Community Action programs receive assistance to purchase and maintain
an automobile.
o Participants in Community Action programs receive free or reduced-cost Medicaid-
sponsored van or bus transportation.
D. Obtained health care services for themselves or a family member
o Vulnerable participants with no public or private health insurance receive medical
attention for themselves and their family through an agency-maintained health clinic or
facility.
o CAA participants are helped to qualify for, and/or access Federal, State, or local health
care insurance coverage for themselves and their family members.
o CAA participants receive timely and affordable mental health or substance abuse
treatment as a result of agency agreements/partnerships with appropriate facilities or
individual providers.
E. Obtained and/or maintained safe and affordable housing
o CAA participants whose housing situation becomes safer or more stabilized.
o CAA participants whose housing location improves, which provides easier access to
vulnerable population support activities as a result of agency assistance.
F. Obtained food assistance
NPI 6.4F is different from emergency food assistance in NPI 6.2A in that NPI 6.4F measures
activities that provide food assistance at a maintenance level, such as food assistance for senior
non-workers, and not in emergency or crisis situations.
o Vulnerable low-income individuals and families receive food distributed by the agency to
supplement their nutritional needs and promote greater family stability.
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