ADRC pursues Rural Community Health Worker grant; staffing and SNAP performance reported
ADRC staff said they are applying for a Rural Community Health Worker grant that would fund three full-time workers and a half-time supervisor for five years; agency reports also noted increased Adult Protective Services referrals, volunteer-hours totals, recent hires, and a low SNAP payment error rate for Wisconsin.
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At the manager update, Ms. Mya Olkowski said the ADRC is working with Oneida County Human Services and Public Health to apply for a Rural Community Health Worker grant that would create "3 full time positions and half time supervisor position created from this grant" funded for five years.
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