DSS seeks authorization for MOUs, workforce programs and fair accessibility plans
Department of Social Services requested authorization for MOUs with not-for-profits (including Parker Hudson), described workforce-development efforts such as the barista program and previewed a sensory-safe space at the Chatham Fair; supervisors asked about budget lines and geographic distribution of program funds.
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DSS presented contract and MOU authorizations and program updates during the Aug. 18 meeting. Staff asked the committee to authorize continuing not-for-profit partnerships (total MOUs discussed around $115,000) and added one more not-for-profit to the list, Parker Hudson; supervisors asked what portion of program funds go to Hudson-area providers and whether successful Hudson-based efforts could be expanded countywide.
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