1993 Need Assessment Update & Fiscal Year 1994-95 Interim Priorities
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The FY95 Interim Priorities identify which of the 24 Types of Service (formerly Fields of Service) are high, medium and low priorities. Types of Service (TOS) is now the primary factor in determining funding priorities. Populations and Geography are now secondary factors. To be considered, Populations, Geography and Themes must be directly related to a specific Type of Service.

SUMMARY OF FY95 INTERIM PRIORITIES
TOS # Types of service (TOS) Interim Priority Ranking
1 Basic Needs Service A
2 Housing Service C
3 Transitional Shelter & Self-Sufficiency Service A
4 Employment Service A
5 Legal Service C
6 Physical Health Treatment, Prevention & Research C
7 Mental Health - Crisis Intervention/Counseling A
8 Mental Health - Residential Treatment Services B
9 Mental Health - Non-Residential Treatment Services B
10 Alcohol/Drug Abuse Treatment & Services A
11 Adult Day Health B
12 Health Support Services B
13 Health Education/Training A
14 Child Day Care A
15 Adoption & Foster Care Services C
16 Youth Development Services A
17 Companionship Services C
18 Elder Adult Day Care/Development Services B
19 Adult Development Services B
20 Tutoring Services/English Language Training/Literacy Training B
21 Advocacy/Public Education C
22 Information & Referral/Social Services Access C
23 Community Organization/Services Coordination C
24 Volunteer Services B
A= Highest Priority           B= Second Highest Priority            C= Third Highest Priority
 

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