2002 Green Book
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OFFICE FOR THE AGING
 


                          Adjusted    Executive  Legislative
                           Approp.      Request     Approp.    
                           2001-02      2002-03     2002-03     Change

STATE OPERATIONS
  General Fund           2,816,000    2,587,000   2,587,000          0 
  Special Rev.-Fed.     10,150,000   10,250,000  10,250,000          0    
  Fiduciary                500,000      250,000     250,000          0 
  Enterprise               200,000      100,000     100,000          0 
  Total for 
    STATE OPERATIONS:   13,666,000   13,187,000  13,187,000          0 

AID TO LOCALITIES
  General Fund          62,900,000   62,900,000  64,634,886  1,734,886 
  Special Rev.-Fed.     96,500,000  105,600,000 105,600,000          0 
  Fiduciary              2,000,000    1,000,000   1,000,000          0 
  Total for Agency:    161,400,000  169,500,000 171,234,886  1,734,886 
  Total Grants In Aid:           0            0   6,670,922  6,670,922 
  Total for 
    AID TO LOCALITIES: 161,400,000  169,500,000 177,905,808  8,405,808 


LEGISLATIVE ACTION

The Legislature provides $191,092,808 on an All Funds basis, an increase 
of $8,405,808 from the Executive budget submission.  These additions 
reflect enhancements to the State's programs for the elderly.

Legislative Changes

The Legislature provides a total of $6,670,922 in additional local 
assistance funding in the State Office for the Aging.  In particular, 
the Legislature restores $946,276 for the Social Model Adult Day Services 
Program and adds $58,365 for the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program.  The 
Legislature also provides an additional $250,000 for the Expanded In-Home 
Services for the Elderly Program (EISEP) and $300,000 for the Congregate 
Services Initiative (CSI) Program.  


Furthermore, the Legislature provides additional funding of $278,030 
for the Expanded In-Home Services for the Elderly Program (EISEP) and 
$202,215 for the Community Services for the Elderly (CSE) Program to 
restore two-thirds of the loss resulting from decreased allocations 
which would otherwise have occurred due to population shifts measured 
as part of the 2000 Census.

The Legislature further provides $25,000 for the SUNY Albany: Albany 
Hartford Internships on Aging Project (AHIAP) and a restoration of 
$462,000 for respite services.

Of major interest to the senior community, although not administered 
by the State Office for the Aging, is the Elderly Pharmaceutical 
Insurance Coverage (EPIC) Program.  In the State Fiscal Year (SFY) 
2002-03 budget, the Legislature rejects the Governor's proposal to 
supplant State funding with Federal funding and to transfer the 
resultant State savings into the Health Care Reform Act of 2000 
(HCRA 2000).

Legislative Additions

The Legislature provides funding for the following:


   OTHER OFFICE FOR THE AGING INITIATIVES.                    $1,000,000
   ADULT DAY CARE - SOCIAL MODEL.                               $946,276
   CONGREGATE SERVICES INITIATIVE (CSI).                        $300,000
   EISEP:  CENSUS SHIFT MITIGATION.                             $278,030
   EXPANDED IN-HOME SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY (EISEP).           $250,000
   CSE: CENSUS SHIFT MITIGATION.                                $202,215
   METROPOLITAN NY COORDINATING COUNCIL ON JEWISH POVERTY.      $172,000
   MEALS AND SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY PROGRAM.                  $160,000
   RESPITE-RIDGEWOOD-BUSHWICK.                                   $65,000
   RESPITE - SOUTHEAST QUEENS.                                   $64,000
   RESPITE-SUFFOLK COUNTY.                                       $62,000
   RESPITE - CAREGIVER RESPITE SERVICES OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES.   $59,000
   LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM.                             $58,365
   RAIN, INC..                                                   $50,000
   RESPITE-NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS.              $50,000
   RESPITE-MADISON COUNTY.                                       $45,000
   RESPITE-PEOPLE, INC..                                         $45,000
   RESPITE-METROPOLITAN COMMISSION.                              $36,000
   RESPITE-ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN NEW YORK.          $36,000
   INSTITUTE FOR THE PUERTO RICAN/HISPANIC ELDERLY.              $30,000
   WALK THE WALK, INC. - ELDER ABUSE SHELTER PROGRAM.            $30,000
   ALBANY HARTFORD INTERNSHIPS ON AGING PROJECT (AHIAP):  
       SUNY ALBANY.                                              $25,000
   PATIENT'S RIGHTS HOTLINE AND ADVOCACY PROJECT.                $20,000
   COMMUNITY SERVICE SOCIETY-EXPERIENCE CORPS.                   $15,000
   MID-ISLAND Y JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL.                        $10,000
   LORETTO: RENOVATIONS TO THE BERNADINE APARTMENTS.              $7,500
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