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HRD-77-127 1 (1977-08-09)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaacpq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 03368 A 22333721 .st4e.~),' fTh- Availability of Funds for Child care Service Programs in Maryland1. HRi)-77-127; B-164031(3). August 9, 1977. 5 pp. Peport to Rep. Marjorie S. Holt- Sen. Paul S. Sarbanes; by Gregory J. Ahart, Director, Human Resources Div.. Issue Area: Income Security Programs: Program Monitoring and Administration (1303). Contact: Human Resources Dliv. Budgqet Function: Education, Manpower, and Social Services: Social Services (506). Orqaniza4ion Concerned: Department of Health, Education, an. Welfare. Congressional Relevance: Rep. Marjorie S. Holt* Sen.. Paul S. Sarbanes. Authority: Social Security Act, title XX, as amendei (P.L. q4-401; 10 Stat. 1215; 42 U.S.C. 1397). Public Law 94-401 authorized adlitional funding for child care services and for grants to hire welfare recipients in jobs related to child day care services. Forty million dollars were provided for the transitional quarter (July through September 1976) and $200 million for fiscal year 1977. Findings/Conclusions: Maryland's maximum allotment of the Federal funds was !776,000 for the transition quarter and $3.8 millio. for the fiscal year. A mfmorandum was sent to all States administering programs under title XX of the Social Security Act shr.ctly after passage of Public Law 94-401 analyzing the provisions and requirements of the new law an,, listiig each State's maximum allotment of Federal funds for child day care services for the transition quarter and for fiscal year 1977. A month later, the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) sent State title XX administrators instructions for meeting the reporting requirements of the law. Maryland officials said that, although they had received adequate interim rsportirq instructions, the State hesitated to implement the provisions of the new law because final regulations had not been published by HEW. Maryland was not eligible for any of the aidi+ional furls during the transitional quarter, but dil receive funds under the new law for the first guarter of fiscal Vwar 19'7-. (SC)

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