Committee reviews Children’s Community Options Program and 2024 CCOP spending of $43,698
The committee received an overview of the CCOP program, eligibility rules and oversight by the Department of Health Services, and a 2024 spending report showing $43,698 in funds received with specified allocations for maintenance-of-effort and recreation costs.
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Teresa Esela, a county staff member, reviewed the Children’s Community Options Program (CCOP), explaining that the county combined Family Support Program funds into CCOP in 2016 and that the Wisconsin Department of Health Services oversees the program and allocates funding to counties. She said eligible youth are under 18, have a disability, meet functional eligibility, and reside in an eligible setting; Medicaid eligibility is not required.
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