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'■■ '■( : '*r"VA-Ip? ■'(^.‘jVV'f-tf Sliv . Ki;:"mi: <br />S - ■’^ <br />i>' ‘ Ti. <br />” :!:/i'-y.;m <br />< •:! <br />-:• . <br />N:'v <br />r >l V ‘ . <br />'. ; '■ <br />^,, 1 -.' ^‘ <br />■> . ^r <br />-'. -V' <br />•: r <br />tm'yy <br />U'i: ■ <br />•*» ^ ' <br />r*k .. - <br />r ^ S: <br />K:_r. <br />p-w <br />R^: <br />i‘^5"*- <br />^■': - <br />4'f^ S'v <br />i • »>r ». <br />;■; ■' <br />Hhr • <br />■ •;■; <br />¥" <br />W* <br />> Vi <br />h. V- <br />;>■ * <br />r' ■i*; <br />t r * <br />kf- <br />/■:‘Sm <br />ij'. •im <br />y nl*''*. <br />V <br />-i. <br />WeCAN SERVICES k PROGRAMS DELIVERED TO OUR COMMUNITY: <br />WeCAN*s programs and services have benefitted TOO low-income <br />households in 1991 and our projections show that services will <br />benefit 916 households this year in 199.!. The comparison of 1991 <br />statistics to projections for 1992 shows a .'5 1% increase in the <br />number of households served. <br />The following is our summary of service statistics, which provide <br />more details on the numbers of households served and pro lected to <br />be served in the future by WeCAN's programs. <br />1991 SERVICES: <br />Emergency assistance: S27,159 in vouchers issued to 204 households <br />(238 children, 16 seniors in these households). <br />Meals-On-Wheels: 6,681 meals delivered to 68 households. <br />Energy Assistance; 390,756 in fuel & utilitv paytra rits tna«ie for 166 <br />households with a total of 347 individuals. <br />Public Assistance application services provided to il8 households. <br />Mental Health Counseling: 416 hours of famiIv and individual <br />mental health counseling provided to 70 households. <br />Food fi Nutrition Education: 84 hours of classes rrovid«’H to 14 <br />single parents and 14 seniors. (Service began Jul <br />Financial k Budget Counseling services piovided to <br />(Service began Nov., 1991.) <br />. 1991.) <br />'6 households. <br />TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SERVED; 700 <br />PROJECTIONS FOR 1992 SERVICES: <br />Emergency assistance: $35,000 in vouchers to 250 h tisoholds. <br />Meals-On-Wheels: 7,300 meals to be delivered to 75 households. <br />Energy Assistance: $100,000 in fuel & utilitv pavments for 175 <br />households. <br />Public Assistance application services to be provided to 184 <br />households. <br />Mental Health Counseling! 500 hours of family and individual <br />counseling to be provided to 90 households. <br />Food A Nutrition education to be f f^vided to 70 households, 35 of <br />which will be single parent houseb >. ,s and 35 scnii>r households. <br />Financial & budget counseling to le provided to 72 households. <br />TOTAL PROJECTED HOUSEHOLDS TO BE 'RVBD: 916