File #: 10809    Version: 0 Name: teams infnts endngered(ties)
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 5/1/1995 In control: (R)Anti-Drug Committee
On agenda: Final action: 5/9/1995
Title: A RESOLUTION authorizing the Chair of the Jackson County Anti-Drug Sales Tax Fiscal Commission to enter into a Grant Agreement with Children's Mercy Hospital for the continuation of the Teams for Infants Endangered by Substance Abuse (TIES) program, in the amount of $35,000.00, on the recommendation of the Jackson County Anti-Drug Sales Tax Fiscal Commission.
Sponsors: Lisa White Hardwick
Indexes: ANTI-DRUG, CHILDREN'S MERCY HOSPITAL, GRANT
IN THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE OF JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI

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A RESOLUTION authorizing the Chair of the Jackson County Anti-Drug Sales Tax Fiscal Commission to enter into a Grant Agreement with Children's Mercy Hospital for the continuation of the Teams for Infants Endangered by Substance Abuse (TIES) program, in the amount of $35,000.00, on the recommendation of the Jackson County Anti-Drug Sales Tax Fiscal Commission.

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RESOLUTION #10809, May 1, 1995

INTRODUCED BY Lisa White Hardwick, County Legislator

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WHEREAS, the Jackson County Anti-Drug Sales Tax Fiscal Commission was empowered by Ordinances 1771, 1795 and 1941 to make recommendations to the Legislature for the expenditure of Anti-Drug Sales Tax Funds for the purposes of treatment and rehabilitation of drug offenders; and,

WHEREAS, the County Legislature authorized grant match funds through Ordinance 2373; and,

WHEREAS, the Fiscal Commission has reviewed a proposal from Children's Mercy Hospital for its Teams for Infants Endangered by Substance Abuse (TIES) program; and,

WHEREAS, the TIES program is a multi-agency intensive, home-based intervention program designed for pregnant and parenting women and their families; and,

WHEREAS, this program is a collaborative effort involving several community organizations; and,

WHEREAS, TIES staff provide direct services in supportive counseling, parenting education, transportation, emergency assistance, and access to specialized pediatric medical developmental follow up; and,

WHEREAS, the TIES program receives federal funding from the Department of Health and Human Services in the amount of $519,279; and,

WHEREAS, the Fiscal Commission has carefully reviewed this 1995 proposal from Children's Mercy Hospital; and,

WHEREAS, the Fiscal Commission has recommended funding in the amount of $35,000 from the Anti-Drug Sales Tax Fund for the TIES proposal; therefore,

BE IT RESOLVED by the County Legislature of Jackson Coun...

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