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- HUD'S SUPERNOFA –NYC APPLICATION WORKSHOP
- DAY PROGRAM EFFICIENCIES
- EXECUTIVE POSITIONS AVAILABLE
HUD'S SUPERNOFA –NYC APPLICATION WORKSHOP
HUD's SuperNOFA published on March 21, 2005 included in its announcement the availability of funds for Supportive Housing for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities, known as the Section 202 and 811 Programs. The HUD New York Multifamily Hub will be hosting one application Workshop for both programs.
Note: Due to security clearance required in order to gain access to 26 Federal Plaza, those attending the workshop should leave ample time to be processed through security. Participants should enter through the Duane Street entrance rather then Broadway.
WHEN: Wednesday, April 20, 2005, TIME: 8:30 am (workshop begins), WHERE: HUD New York State Office, Jacob Javits Federal Building, Room 3502, 26 Federal Plaza, NY, NY 10278-0068, CONTACT: (212) 542-7738
There will not be a separate application kit this year. Appropriate filing information and all information required to complete and return a valid application is contained in the General Section and Program Section of the SuperNOFA which may be obtained from: Grants.gov Web site at http://www.grants.gov, HUD's NOFA Information Center at 1-800-hud-8929 (TTY 1-800-483-2209)
Visit http://www.grants.gov/GetStarted to register with the General Contractor/Credential Provider prior to attending the Workshop. For assistance in downloading or submitting an application package from http://www.grants.gov, contact Grants.gov Customer Support at 1-800-518-GRANTS or send an email to
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, Satellite Video Broadcast: Interested applicants are also welcome to attend a Satellite Video Broadcast on Section 202 and 811 programs at HUD Headquarters on April 21, 2005 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM at 26 Federal Plaza, New York, Room 3502
DAY PROGRAM EFFICIENCIES
OMRDD held the first meeting with provider associations last week to look at efficiencies in day programs. Specifically OMRDD is looking for efficiencies in Day Habilitation Services of about $6 million, a little less than 1% of the current total day habilitation budget. OMRDD is also looking for savings of approximately $4.4 million from Voluntary Sheltered Workshop Programs. The proposed day habilitation efficiencies will be effective on Jan 1, 2006 and would be implemented in a similar way to the last ICF efficiencies where agency amounts differed based on surplus and losses reported on CFRs. The proposed reductions in Workshop programs will be accomplished by asking agencies to implement cost savings on their own. Some agencies have already achieved savings through conversions made from LTSE contracts to HCBS waiver programs. Other agencies have not made as much progress. The task force agreed that these providers should now do their share as they have greater capacity to manage a state aid reduction by participating in the conversion. This will be examined closely to confirm that these providers can achieve similar results and if not for what reasons. Those agencies that have done the most prevocational and SEMP since 1995 will have the lowest state aid reduction to manage. The possibility of a hold harmless (no reduction) was discussed for top performers. Contact Jim Kosakoski for more information or to discuss your thoughts at 518-449-7551.
EXECUTIVE POSITIONS AVAILABLE
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
DDI is a large multi-divisional private non-profit agency serving individuals with dd on Long Island. Residential, educational, habilitative and medical/dental services at over 30 locations are provided. Currently seeking a talented professional for a senior management position directing the finance and accounting functions. Will report to the Executive Director and possess a Master’s Degree in Business, Accounting or related field. Requires a proven track record of financial leadership with a strong background in OMRDD, SED, DOH and Medicaid regulations, information technology, reimbursement structures, cost reporting and rate setting.
Competitive salary and generous benefits package offered. Send resume with cover letter indicating salary requirements to: Michael Wolinsky, PHR, Director of Human Resources, 99 Hollywood Drive, Smithtown, NY 11787
EOE A United Way Organizations, Email to: Jobs @DDIinfo.org We encourage diversity in the workplace.
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