All decisions
27 Board decisions about Department of Aging and Adu…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $37,000 hospital gift for a patient liaison proposed.
- Aging and Adult Services asked to accept a $1.7M state grant for a long-term care web system; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept a $1,711,753 state grant for a long term care information system was sent to Economic Vitality Committee.
- Committee backs $1.7 million state grant for [name withheld] web system
- Committee backs $1.7 million for [name withheld] web system
- Aging and Adult Services may accept and spend a $1,711,753 state grant to build a long-term care web information system.
- The Department of Aging and Adult Services was authorized to accept a $1.7M state grant for a long-term care web information system.
- Human Resources lease at 1145 Market Street sent to committee
- $899,113 federal grant for [name withheld] information under review.
- [name withheld] technology grant clears committee.
- The Aging and Adult Services department may accept and spend an $899,113 federal grant to expand SF-GetCare, adopted.
- The city's Department of Aging and Adult Services was asked to accept and spend a $250,000 state grant to establish a senior center; referred for adoption.
- City to take $250,000 state grant for senior center.
- Accepts a $250,000 state grant so the Department of Aging and Adult Services can establish a senior center.
- $250,000 state grant approved to start a senior center.
- Honor for Maitri's 15 years of AIDS service set for next meeting. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept a $150,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for elder and disabled adult services was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept and spend a $150,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for planning elder and disabled adult services was referred.
- Department of Aging and Adult Services may accept and spend a $150,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for planning.
- Aging department accepts $150,000 grant to plan services for older adults.
- Resolution adopted letting the Department of Aging and Adult Services accept and spend a $112,869 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant.
- Aging and Adult Services asked to accept a $112,869 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for older adults' care; referred to next meeting.
- Proposed $112,869 grant to coordinate long-term care for seniors.
- Aging office to take $112,869 grant for elder care services.
- Greenwich Street lot-combining ordinance sent to committee.
- Seniors' Medicare enrollment outreach gets $143,128 grant
- Aging and Adult Services accepts a $143,128 federal grant to expand Medicare enrollment and outreach.