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AN ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SUBMIT A PROPOSAL TO
CONTINUE THE FUNDING OF THE SENIOR CENTERS, MEAL SITES,
AND THE NUTRITION PROGRAM TO THE COASTAL BEND COUNCIL
OF GOVERNMENTS FOR $771,016, THE PROGRAM TO BEGIN
OCTOBER 1, 1981 AND END SEPTEMBER 30, 1982, ALL AS MORE
FULLY SET FORTH IN THE PROPOSAL, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF
WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF, MARKED
EXHIBIT "A"; AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ALL
OTHER DOCUMENTS NECESSARY FOR THE CONTINUED OPERATION q.,
OF THE PROGRAM; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI.
TEXAS:
SECTION 1. That the City Manager be and he is hereby authorized
to submit a proposal to continue the funding of the senior centers, meal
sites, and the Elderly Nutrition Program to the Coastal Bend Council of
Governments for $771,016, which includes $452,853 in Federal funds; $49,028
in local match funds; $29,409 in participant contributions; $1,289 in County
funds; $100,319 in USDA commodities; $11,147 in USDA local match funds;
$108,644 in City supplemental funds; and $47,736 in non-cash costs, the said
program to commence October 1, 1981, and to continue for a twelve month
period ending September 30, 1982, all as more fully set forth in the propos-
al, a substantial copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof,
marked Exhibit "A."
SECTION 2. That the City Manager be authorized to execute any
and all documents necessary for the continued operation of the aforesaid
program.
SECTION 3. That upon written request of the Mayor or five Council
members, copy attached, to find and declare an emergency due to the need of
preserving public health and qualifying for Federal funds immediately by con-
tinuing the funding of the senior centers, meal sites, and the Elderly
Nutrition Program, such finding of an emergency is made and declared requir-
ing suspension of the Charter rule as to consideration and voting upon
ordinances or resolutions at three regular meetings so that this ordinance is
16556
SEP 2 7 i98
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passed and shall take effect upon first reading as an emergency this 2-3 Al
day of September, 1981.
ATTEST:
4/i47(/reti�"�L MAY99
PRO ED:
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1981
5J! Bruce Aycock, C j y Attorney
THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
NOTIFICATION UY %1.AN awmu u
'GRANT NUMBER:4
Pursuant to authority of the Older Americans Act of 1965, as amended, and in response to
your applicationplan as submitted,
the
eoCoastal ase luBend d Council of GGovernments Area Agency
on Aging has approved the
From: 10/1/81
To: 9/30/89
_. ACTION: Original (') Supplement ( ) Amendment ( ) Amendment Number ( )
3. a. GRANTEE:City of Corpus Christi
Senior Community Services
b. ADDRESS: P.O. Box 9077
Corpus Christi_ T% 781.OR
4. This -award consists of Fiscal Year 81 funds for the budget period indicated in Number
1 above. -These-funds-are as follows:
_ 452,853
a. & b. Federal and State
Title III Grant Amount
c. CONTACT PERSON: Sandra Gonzales
d. DEFINED SERVICE AREA: Nueces County
1. Title III—B
2. Title III—C-1
3. Title III—C-2
4. USDA (Cash) •`t
t,
E. Applicant's Contribution
(107. match)
d. Total
125,647
278,125
49,081
100,319
61,464
614,636
WITNESS OUR HANDS EFFECTIVE THIS FIRST DAY OF
October • 1981
_ - : f SIGNED:
Name a'nd Title of AuthorizingOfficial
R. Marvin.Townsend, City Manager
ATTEST:
City Secretary
Approved and Accepted on behalf of the Coastal Bend Council of Governments.
SIGNED: -
Reviewed -by: AAA Director
AAA Fiscal
Executive Director
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,RAL CONDITIONS OF AWARD:
Section A
Page 2 of 8
The number of meals to be served as a minimum on a daily basis will be:
Congregate Meals 594
Home Delivered Meals 97
b. The Coastal Bend Council of Government's fiscal obligations under this grant are contin-
gent upon actual receipt of authorized Federal and State and Local funds to meet liabi-
lities incurred under this grant.
c. The Federal and State share of Contractor's allowable cost is earned only when an allow-
able cost is incurred and the local share of the cost has been contributed. Receipt of
Federal and State funds (either through advance or reimbursement) does not contribute
these funds.
d. Local funds in excess of the required local share will not earn additional Federal and
State funds.
e. This award is subject to the provisions of Part 74 of Title 45, Code of Federal Regula-
tions, which establishes uniform administrative requirements and cost principles.
f. This award is subject to the provisions of Public Law 95-478 (October 18, 1978), The
Amendments to the Older Americans Act, and all Subsequent rules, -regulations, and policy
instructions issued by the Administration on Aging, U. S. Department of Health and Human
Services and/or the Governor's Committee on Aging and the policies and procedures of the
Coastal Bend Council of Governments.
Contractor will submit one copy of audited financial statements to Coastal Bend Council
of Governments as soon as audit is complete. Purpose and scope of audit shall comply
with Part 74 of Title 45 Code of Federal Regulations and Office of Budget and Management
Circular A-102, Attachment P.
h. Contractor agrees to submit monthly expenditure reports and monthly statistical reports
by the 7th of the following month. If expenditure report is not received in the Coastal
Bend Council of Governments office by the 7th, reimbursement will'be delayed until the
following month. If statistical report is not received by the 7th, reimbursement will be
withheld until report is submitted.. •
g.
We agree to use the award in compliance with the approved Area Plan and to comply with the
terms and conditions of this award instrument. For audit purposes, fiscal records will be
housed at the following address:
Finance Department, Federal nranra Aeco+m*iug
321 N. Mesquite Cnrpnri Christi, TX 78iing
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. •
2.
3.
amount.
1.
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TITLE III -8 SOCIAL SERVICES BUDGET
BY ACTIVITIES
*Priority services (Items 1,2,3a) must equal 50% or more of the TOTAL Title III
amount.
1.
Title III -B
Match
OtherResources
SOCIAL SERVICES
*1. Access Services
a. Information & Referral
b. Transportation
c. Outreach
d.
Subtotal ( 2 of SIS Funds)
39,974
3,913
•
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
33,074
3,914
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
7\n8
7,827
-0-
*2. In -Home Services
a. Homemaker -Home Health Aid
b. Visiting
c. Chore Maintenance
d. Telephone Reassurance
Subtotal (—% of S/S Funds)
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
•
-0-
-0-
-0-
*3. Community Services
*a. Legal Services
b. Senior Center Operations
c. Social/Recreational Services
d. Residential Repair
e. Escort Services
Subtotal ( % of S/S Funds)
-0-
-0-
-0-
21,768
-0-
-0-
8,003
1,778
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
8,003
1,778
-0-
37,774
3.556
-0-
4. Services in Care Facilities
L.% of S/S Funds)
-0-
-0-
-0-
5. Senior Center Facilities
( % of S/S Funds)
14,825
1289
-0-
6. Pursing Home Ombudsman
(J of S/S Funds)
-0-
-0-
-0-
TOTAL
125 647
12.67
2
-0-
*Priority services (Items 1,2,3a) must equal 50% or more of the TOTAL Title III
amount.
1.
BUDGET SUMMARY FIIR SOCIAL SERVICES•
TITLE III B
PROJECT PERIOD 10/1/81 - 9/30/82
Section A
Page 4 --
Deductive
-
Deductive Alternative (Program Income is used to reduce the charges •
against Federal funds during the current budget period.)
x Cost Sharing Alternative (Program °Income is used to support matching
requirements during the current budget period.)
Federal
Non -Federal
BUDGET CATEGORY
1.
Personnel & Fringe
a. Admin. Personnel
34,137
4,270
b. Personnelcial ices
64,018
7,113
2.
Admin. Travel
5,767
-0—
3.
Equipment - - - —
(liver 5300)
-0-
_
-0-
4.
Other Costs (List)
a. supplies
_3,222
_g_
b. telephone
6,900
-0-
e. Nueces Cty
11,603
1,289
);. 5.
Sub -Total
(lines 1-4)
6•
TOTAL BUDGET
12,672
gx 7.
Other Resources (List)
14
_
a
- o-
b.
—0—
—0-
8.
7
Total Project Cost t
(lines 6 & 7)
�. -.. • ..,_
25 647
.
12,672
g.
:!
Project Incmoe/
Xeal Contributions
10.
Social Services by
Activities
a. Access
73,048
7 827
v
b. In Rome
c. Legal
t
—0—
—0—
R`
d. Senior Center Fat.
e. Comm. Serv.-Other
52 599
4,845
11.
Total
(lines 10a -10e)
12 672
Section A
Page 4 --
Deductive
-
Deductive Alternative (Program Income is used to reduce the charges •
against Federal funds during the current budget period.)
x Cost Sharing Alternative (Program °Income is used to support matching
requirements during the current budget period.)
BUDGET SUMMARY FOR CONGREGATE MEALS (TITLE IIIC-1)
AND HOME DELIVERED MEALS (TITLE IIIC-2)
PROJECT PERIOD 10/1/82 - 9/30/82
Section '
. Page 5
BUDGET CATEGORY
1. Admin.Persomrel
inaluding fringe benefit°
2. Other Admin.Cost
3. Admin. Travel
4. Raw.Fogd
5. Transportation
6. Food Storage
7. Labor
inabeling fringe benefits
8. Equipment (over 300
9. Supplies
10. Utilities
11. tieal Delivery Costs
12. Other
• 13. TOTAL.
(lines 1 thru12)
Non-Fdderal
Acma Deiierred
Neat° - Cg
33,324
11,363
70 183
7 908
'1 032
10 205
22 939
168
8 679
17 935
16 684
49,081
30,903
14. Other Resources (Riot)
a. USDA Corm (cash)
b.
15. TOTAL PROJECT COSTS
85 271
15 048
363,396
29 409
*Includes Nutrition Consultant
64 129 40 378
Deductive Alternative (Program Income is used to reduce the charges
against Federal funds during the current budget period.)
% Cost Sharing Alternative (Program Income is used to support matching
requirements during the current budget period.)
I. NON-FEDERAL LOCAL MATCH
1. Local Revenues - City/County --
(qualifying as local matching funds)
Senior Community matching/U.S.DA. matching/Nueces Cty.
2. Estimated Program Income (Meal Contributions, etc.)
(qualifies as local matching funds)
3. Community Development Act funds
(Federal cash which qualifies as local matching funds)
4. General Revenue Sharing
(Federal_cash.whicfi qualifies as local matching funds)
5. Other - Cash Sources
(such as private contributions which qualify as local
match)
6. Other - In Kind Contributions
32,055
29,409
-0-
-0-
-0-
TOTAL: NON-FEDERAL LOCAL MATCH
61,464
II.-OTHER.RESOURCES (List By Sources)
A. Other Non -Federal Cash •
Sub -Total for A
B. Local In -Kind
Sub -Total for B
C. U. S. D. A.
Sub -Total for C
TOTAL: OTHER RESOURCES - (A+B+C)
III. TOTAL: NON-FEDERAL LOCAL MATCH S OTHER RESOURCES
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
100;219
100,319
100,319
I161,783
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1. lunation of mechanism for accounting for separation of costs.between-Ill-B,
C-1, C-2.
Explanation and justification of one-time expenditures, such as: equipment,
renovations, etc. List equipment with estimated prices.
If in-kind contributions are to be used as match, describe contribution and
justify how it relates to your aging program. Describe how in-kind contri-
butions are documented and recorded.
See attached.
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CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
MAYOR
LYTMER JONO
CITY COUNCIL
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JACK C. DLIUPRT
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Mrs. Betty Iamb
Coastal Bend Council of Government
P.O. Box 9909
Corpus Christi, Texas 78408
Dear Betty:
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CITY MANARER
R. MARVIN TDWN[END
CITY SECRETARY
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CITY OFFICES
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Re: City Senior ServIces/ENP Grant #159-1
This is a letter explaining the process, and the reasoning brhind our allocation of -costs
.by percentage of the total to the cost categories within the four programs within our
Senior Services grants. ,
Costs are budgeted for each category within each program and are generally a combination
of portions of several different expenditure codes in the grant expenditure activity
within the::City of Corpus Christi's accounting system.- It will be almost -impossible to
ascertain actual cost for each category unless each payroll check, voucher check and
inter -fund transfer is analyzed separately. For a total project budget in excess of
354,000 for the seven-month .period covered, this process would require more manpower
than we have available. This, too, is_without this project allowing -for -any accounting
costs either directly or indirectly. -
To allocate costs equitably and efficiently to each cost category, both Federal and non -
Federal, within each program, both Federal and non -Federal, we are using the grant ap-
proved budget as a basis and allocating total costs of the grant project to each program
total. Then within each program we are allocating costs to each cost category, both
Federal and non -Federal, based oh the budgeted.percentage of that. cost to the total
program. When the grant is over, we plan to reconcile (and adjust,-if.necessary) the
total amount allocated to the various wage and fringe benefit categories in each program
to total cost, as recorded lin the City expenditure codes for Wages, Retirement,
Insurance and Unemployment Insurance. Additionally, we shall reconcile (and adjust, if
necessary) the.food_categories at that time as well as any other easily recognize le
category associated.;a related City expenditure code.
Please find enclosed a copy of our total Budget by categories with the expenditure code
from which it is drawn included in parenthesis. Also enclosed is a copy of our percenta
used in allocating total costs to the four programs. Hopefixlly, this is acceptable.
Sincerely,
1
THE PROFILE OF THE DEFINED• SERVICE AREA
Th ee Year Area Plan for the Coastal. Bend Council of Governments Area Agent
Agit% lists 11 defined service areas or counties in the region .(p.D-1-d) and
states: "It will be the policy of the Coastal Bend Area Agency on Aging in the area
of Service Delivery - (1) To consider as the target population or constituents for
each service provider all persons over age 60 in the defined service area.,(0-3-e).
In three separate paragraphs describe: (1) The Elderly Population of the defined
service area; (2) The General Population of the defined service area; (3) The
geographic and/or social dimension of the defined service area.
(1)
According to the 1970 census figures, the elderly are estimated to
number 23,000 in Nueces County, or ten percent 0.0%) of the total
population. The ethnic breakdown of that number is: 5% Black, 27%
Mexican -American, and 68% Anglo. Thirty-six percent (36%) of these
elderly fall below the poverty level. While this is a lower per-
centage than in many other counties, the number accounts for 48.1%
of the poverty level of elderly living in the Coastal Bend region.
-1977 census estimates_ehow the elderly population to be 29,400 or
11.7% of the total population; a growth rate of 27.1%. 19,700 seniors
are reported to be over 65 years or 7.9%, a growth of 32.4%.
(2) The 1970 population count in Nueces County was.237,544. Of this
number, 204,525 lived in Corpus Christi. Other major population
centers in the county included Robstown, 11,217; Bishop 3,466; San
Pedro, 5,234 (adjacent to City of Robstown), Port Aransas, 1,218;
Agua Dulce, 742; and Driscoll, 626.
Ethnically, Nueces County registered 50.6%Anglo; 43.6% Mexican -
American, and 5.8% other.
(3)
Nuedes County is 838 square miles of flat, rich coastal soil. The
County has a high mineral value (oil, gas, building material), and
a diversified economy, including agriculture (sorghum, cotton),
shipping, manufacturing, and tourism. Because of the coastal nature
of the area, and the economic stability of the Port of Corpus Christi,
to some extent, Nueces County serves as the hub of the Coastal Bend
Region.
Most of the county is urban oriented, and serves as the economic,
educational, medical, social and tourist center for the entire
region.
THE ? OFILE OF THE SERVICE PROVIDER
He in chart form and/or narrative the following components of the Provide `j
vi,>, the elderly: •
(1) The staffing pattern of the component serving the elderly.
(2) The organizational chart of the contracting agency, indicating where the elder-
ly component is situated.
(3) The governing body of the contracting agency - officers, members, meeting time
and place.
(4) The Senior Advisory Board - officers, members, meeting time and place.
(1) Attached chart
(2) Attached chart
. (3) Mayor Luther Jones
City Council:
Betty Turner, Mayor Pro Tem.
Dr. Jack Best
Herbert L. Hawkins, Jr.
Jack K. Dunphy
Dr. Charles W. Mennedy, Jr.
Cliff Zarsky
City Manager: R. Marvin Townsend
The City Council meets each Wednesday in the Council Chambers at
the City Hall at 2:00 p.m.
(4) Attached list
The Senior Community Services.Advisory.Council_meets regularly each
month, on the first Thursday,.at 3:00 p.m. at the Landale Senior
Center.
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ACCOUNT CLERK I
DIRECTOR'
SkCRETA
jSenior Cli
rESVP COORDINATOR
'PROJECT ASST
436 VOLUNTEERS:
6 Banquete
7 Bishop
22 Robatown
401. Corpus Christi
COMMUNITY SERVICE
OFFICER FI
.CLERK TYPIST
92 WORK STATIONS
Supervisors
1 Banquete
1 Bishop
84 Corpus Christi
[—KITCHEN SUPERVISOR'
SENIOR CLERK
I
ROBSTOWN
1 Kitchen
1
COOK
CORPUS CNRISTIj
. 1 Kitchen
COOK AIDE
3 i3
COOKS COOK AIDES
-NUTRITI
• HELPER
ROBS
MEAL
• MANA
1
RECREATION
AIDE
1
MEAL SITE AIDE
RECEPTIONIST
1 r
MEAL SITE MANA- L
GER I - BISBOP
•
SENIOR COMMUNITY SERVICES
Mrs. Barbara Alvarez •
4406 Lamont (11) 853-5469
Work: 888-5301, Ext. 306
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Term :to 12-26-81
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2. Mrs. Catherine Roberts
353 Claremore (12) 991-5332
3. Mr. Charles C. Bradshaw
3221 Ocean Drive (04) 883-8205
=4. Mra."Caaherine Chambers -
246 Leming (04) 888-6454
5. Mrs. Josephine Dobson
4438 Wesley Drive (12) 992-9688
6. Mrs. Felipita Lopez
1409 14th Street 104) 882-8700
7. Ms. Elizabeth A. Erkel, R,H.. PhD
C.C.S.U., Associate Professor
6300 Ocean Drive (12) 991-6810, -EXt.
8. Mrs. Flora Pockrus
1914 Hawthorne (04) 882-8608
9. Mrs. Elizabeth Price
4309 Loma Alta (10) 241-1981
10. Mrs. Wilma Ulcak
•1246• Tyler •
C.C, T% 78404• •853-2671
•
Mr.' C.C.' Sampson
2318.Summera (07) 884-7006
12. Ms. Margaret Barnes
422rs Hermosa= '(11)
854-1203 ,"Work: 881-6342
13. Mr. Albert Struller
4945 Willowbrook (11) 992-9540
a�. Mr. Joseph Tessler.
113"Tarlton (15) 883-8898
11.
15. Mr. Sergio Tremolada
5025 Golden Eye Dr. (13)•991-4770
16. Mks. Virginia Vargas •
820 Bloomington (16) 852-0229
17. Mrs. Robert De La Rosa (Dropped
4326 Townsend 9/81) •
Corpus Christi, TX 78415
office: 853-0123 home: 855-9223
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Honorary Life Member
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THE PROFILE OF THE PE?SrJT_YEL DELIVERY OF SERVICES
Profile:
1. The Project Management staffing p_tta n (Administrative Personnel).
2. The staffing of senior centers.
3. The personnel utilized in meal costs_
4. The utilization of STEP/CET1,Jothe= ,+a_srrnel, funded other than by AAA.
5. The utilization of senior volunteers.
6. Other.
(1)
Senior Community Services Director, Sandra Gonzales
Centers Supervisor, Cecilia Orona
Admtntstrative Secretary, Petra Serna
Account Clerk, Belen Galvan (4 hours)
(2) Briarwood - Staffed by RSVP volunteers - contact person:
r Richard Tolen
(4) Bobbie Burkhart
•
First Lutheran Velma Darwin (4 hours)r Older Worker Program
Greenwood - Site Manager, Vacant
Receptionist, Natalia Lerma
Meal Site Aide - Anita Yzaguirre I
Recreation Aides - Maria Lopez X
Tillie MendozaX
Lindale - Site Manager, Florence Henry
Receptionist, Vacant
Meal Site Aide - Lenna Alford. Older Worker Program
Custodian, Raul Gamez
Wayside - Site Manager, San Juanita Vela (6 hours)
Washington - Site Manager,.Mildred Jackson
Custodian, Oristez Miller—older Worker -Program--•
Woodlawn - Site Manager, Jean Fox (6 hours)
Zavala - Site Manager, Carrie Stoney (6 hours)
Meal Site and Recreation Aides:
Rosa De Leon - Older Worker Program
Jesus Gutierrez - Older Worker Program
Laisdio Hernandez - Older Worker Program
Banquete - Site Manager, Noelia Pacheco (6 hours)
Bishop- Site Manager, Delores DeLeon (6 hours)
Robstown - Site Manager, Cora Upshaw
Meal Site Aide, Lydia Chapa - Older Worker Program
Custodian, Antonio Vargas (4 hours)
Van Drivers - Arnold Garza
Virginia Garza
In -Kind, City of Robstown - Edna McDonald
Older Worker Program
(3)
(5)
THE PROFILE OF THE PERSONNEL IN THE DELIVERY OF SERVICES, PAGE 2
Nutritionist Consultant, Sharon Basile
Kitchen Supervisor, Faye Angell
Outreach Worker, Sylvia Esquivel
Nutrition Clerk, Tommie Koehn
Cornus Christi Kitchen
Freddie Gonzales R°b$toRo Kitchen
Vacant Maria Rocha
Ramona Moreno Lupita Pena
Marjorie Merriweather
Anita Santoya
Trades Helper, Abel Longoria
Although the count varies from time to time, the number of senior volunteers
-involved in our senior center activities remains fairly constant.
A typical monthly statistical -report: --
Total number of volunteers: 176
Mexican American - 106
Black - 6
Angio - 64
Total number hours: 6 062
Recreation - 2,269
Nutrition - 3,535
Telephone Reassurance - 35
Escort Service - 216
Continuing Education - 32
A11 of the senior volunteers are registered with the RLtired Senior Volunteer
Program.
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THE PLAN OF OPERATION FOR SERVIC1s DELIVERY - TITLE III -R
_ce components of a comprehensive and coordinated service delivery systen.
maybe funded are services which (1321.75 (b))are listed on the following page.
(1)' Access (2) In Community (3) In Home (4) To residents.
Define measurable objectives followed by action plans to accomplish each objective
for each service to be delivered.
(1)
Access
A. Outreach - Home visitation is part of our evaluation process for home
delivered meals assigned to the designated Outreach Worker on an on-
call and/or referral basis. Meal Site Managers conduct outreach as
part of their community organization program,'as well as respond to
referrals from the Outreach Worker or from agencies who have made a
referral. The program will conduct fifty (50) home visits per month.
(See attached form.)
B. Information and Referral - This service is provided from each center
and meal site five (5) days a week, fifty-two (52) weeks a year, except
holidays. The elderly community may call well advertised numbers to
obtain information on the available services for older persons. They
also receive assistance in identifying the type of service needed and
staff involved ensure that their needs have been net. The program will
handle 350 calls per month.
C. Transportation/Escort - The transportation program, which is under the
auspices of the City of Corpus Christi's Transit Department, carries
most of the elderly needing transportation to doctors' offices, social
service agencies, and to other necessary appointments. Occasionally,
a senior cannot take care of the necessary details associated with
bill paying, prescription filling, etc,., therefore, Site Managers
provide a minimal amount of transportation in their personal vehicles
and escort the elderly person in need of this special assistance. The
program will transport/excort twenty-five (25) persons needing individua-
lized attention a monthly basis.
D.. Individual Needs Assessment and Service Management - Individual Assess-
ments are on an on-going process. Utilizing the Regional Information
form which is used to certify a person wishing to participate in the
program, the staff is able to survey the needs of the senior to determine
if the particular needs and appropriate services are then offered. Intake
forms are reviewed as needed and periodically updated as personal situa-
tions change. (See atached form.)
(2) In Community
A. Nutrition - Congregate meals geared to encourage the elderly to get
involved in their community are served five (5) days per week, except
holidays. Eleven neighborhood senior centers and meal sites serve five
.hundred and ninety-fout0D4..) meals per day. The meals meet 1/3
of the recommended RDA and take into account health and religious
requirements as well as ethnic, cultural and regional preferences. The
program contracts with a nutrition consultant to assure that the meals
are properly balanced.
•
Participant's Name
Present Address
•
TODAY'S DATE f f
REGIONAL INFORMATION FORM
Rome Phone ( )
Last
Street
First Middle
SENIOR ID NUMBER
City Zip
Date of Birth / /
L. Medical Information
4
1. In case of emergency, call:
Age •
Name Name
Address Address
Phone Phone ^-
Relationship Relationship
2.. My physicians are:
Name Nome Phone Office Phone
Name Nome Phone Office Phone
3. Blood Type Allergies
4. I nm being treated for the•following conditions:. (Such as diabetes, heart attack,
high blood pressure)
5. I am taking the following prescription medications: Pharmacy:
6. I am taking the following drugs which are not prescription medicines:
7. My medications and drugs are. 1:ept:
0. hospital nrefcrr..th
Nth' entificatioa
a. White/ Not of Hispanic origin ----
b. hispanic
c. American Indian/Alaskan Native ---
d. Asian/Pacific Islander ---
e. Black/ Not of hispanic origin ---
I. Gender
• a. Hale -_---.___1 1 1
b. Female `I 2 1
V. Financial
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Participant's Name
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Seniors I.D. Num br
I I
'Place the appropriate
• number in the above box.
•
I 1
Place the appropriate
number in the above box.
PLEASE INDICATE INCOME RANGE INDTPENDENT OF SPOUSE'S FINANCES!
Column A •
Income not in A ----
Income is 0--------------------
Income
------_--_--_---;
Income is up to $500. --
Income
Income is up to $1,000----__.__.
Income is up to $1,500 ------
Income is up to $2,000 ----- -
Income is up to $2,500 --------
Income is up to $3,000 --------_
Income is up to
Income is up to $4000-------�
1 0 1
111
121
1
3
X41
5
161
171
$3,500 ------ R
Place the appropriate
number ik the above box.
9
Column r
Income not in B ��_ . 1 0 1
Income is up to $5,000 —- -___.____
Income is up to $6,000
Income is up to $8,000 ----------------- 1 3
Income is up to $11,000 --------__ 1 1
Income is up to $16,000 -- __
Income is up to $22,000 --------_
Income is up to $30,000•. -Income is over $30,000 -------------
Will not give data
1
12
•
1
I
Place the appropriate
number in the above box.
6
9
r.
dyed full -time ---------_____j 1 ,
. Employed part-time -4 2 (
. Not•cmployed 4 3 1
d. Volunteer staff
-1 4 1
e. Seeking employment (not employed
now) •1 5 1
Nature of'past or present employment
mot
Place the a appropriate
number in the above box.
X. Transportation
. Indicate your main mode of transportation:
a. Car-------- ___..1 1 1
b. City bus--------------- --4 2 1
C. Senior Van- — j 3 1
d. Taxi-- ---- --- - --�• 4 1
e. Walking • —_ 1 5 1
2. Other-----------_--._--- — 1 6 1
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8.
7 1
X. Marital Status
.a. Single--- 4 l 1
b. Married - -..-4 2 1
c. Widowed ----
d. Divorced - ---4 4
1 1
Place the appropriate
number in the above box.
131 1 I
Place the appropriate
number in the above box.
e. Separated---
5 1
XI. Volunteerism
a. Arc you a senior volunteer:
Ycs------- --�_ —___1 1 1
No-
--- 2
B. 7f not, would you be interested in the program
Yes
11
--1 2 1
.1
Place the appropriate
number in the above box.
1 1
Place the appropriate
Scry
Types of services now receiving or in need of.
•Place in all the boxes one of the following:
don't need this service— .I 1 I
am now receiving this service ------1 5 1
am in need of this .service--..--- Jtg
L. Access
a. Transportation to/from
1') Medical -
2) Senior Centers -----
3) Social
4). Shopping
b.. Outreach
Home visits by senior center staff..
c. Information and Referral
. Asnist-ance with where to go for
help with your problems- -J 1
2. In Home Services
a. House keeping help -
b. Home health care-- I
c. Nome visits by friends and
neighbors-----------------------/
d. _lone repairs -----_—.._ --�
0. Telephone reassurance--=---�_
1 1
f. Home visit by legal services----��"_
In Community/Center
Education
0.
b. Arts and craft..
0,
Lwow Tax classes----
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• :al classes - -- -4 • 1
Recreation
a. dances
b. pool
c. cards
d. parties
e. 'chalupa
i. bingo • --4 1
Legal.
Legal aid in the centers -- - -A 1
Advocacy -
a. Clubs —4 1
b Escort
Health
a'. Elood pressure -.4 !
b. Exercise- -4 1
•
c. Counseling .
d. Lectures
: .
Nutrition
a. Home delivered
b. Congregate
41+
Services
a. Social Security -------------------4 1
.b. Medicare - -77- ----7 1
c. Medicaid -
1
d.
0. v A e
.00. .. 7 ........
f. ramilyTare (rnu) 4 I
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STATEMENT OF CONFIDENTIALITY
All information, except for the medical information that will be given to the physician in
case of.emergcncy, is confidential and will be used only for the purpose of providing ser—
vices to you, as a senior citizen, and for statistical information.
1, the undersigned, authorize the use of the information I have provided for the above—
stated purposes.
SIGNATURE:'
• DATE:
XNFORME CONFIDENCIAL
Coda information, con eXcepcion de la informacion medica que se dara en caso de emergencia,
es confidential y sera usada solamente'para el proposito•de proveerle servicios a usted,
tomo ciudadano mayor, y pare informacion estadistico.
'Ito, el subscrito, autorizo el use de la informacion proveida para el proposito
lnencionado arriba.
tRNA:
FECUA:
npluvirm. VuI PLrn.n 1 v.0 i
E OF SENIOR ']LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE]
DATE r t:
ADDRESS
PHONE #
SENIOR I.D. #
DIRECTIONS TO THE HOME:
PRESENTING PROBLEM [BRIEFLY DESCRIBE THE CIRCUMSTANCES THAT BROUGHT THE SENIOR'::
SITUATION TO THE ATTENTION OF THE SERVICE PROVIDER.]
SOURCE OF THE REFERRAL
SOURCE OF THE OUTREACH DATA
-NAME
OF THE SENIOR`S PHYSICIAN
PHONE #
NAME OF GUARDIAN.OR MANAGING CONSERVATOR
PHONE #
NAME OF PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
PHONE #
MEDICATIONS
PURPOSE OF MEDICATIONS
DOSAGE
'°'IESS OTHERWISE NOTED, .USE THE FOLLOWING IlY TO ANSWER,THE QUUESTIQNS BEIpW 1
(T[----- No IMPAIRMENT OR SELF-SUFFICIENT
---- SLIGHT IMPAIRMENT OR SOME ASSISTANCE NEEDED
J�----- SEVERE IMPAIRMENT OR MUCH ASSISTANCE NEEDED
ISI---- TOTAL IMPAIRMENT OR COMPLETELY DEPENDENT
NAME
SENIOR I.D. 11
. I. ILLNESS.
1. Do YOU HAVE AN ILLNESS AT THIS TIME ? El
Xl
m
I
2. ARE YOU TAKING PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS AT THIS TIME ? 1 lI II II II
ul JI II IC_
3. ARE YOU UNDER A DOCTOR'S CARE FOR AN ILLNESS ?
4. IF YOU HAVE AN ILLNESS, DOES IT INTERFERE
WITH YOUR ACTIVITIES ?
5. Do YOU NFFn ASSISTANCE IN TAKING YOUR MEDICATIONS ?
6. How MANY DAYS HAVE YOU REQUIRED HOSPITALIZATION
IN THE PAST SIX MONTHS ? [NONE='1'; ONE TO THREE
DAYS='2'; FOUR TO TEN DAYS='3',11+ DAYS='41
7. ARE YOU HOMEBOUND DUE TO ILLNESS ?
8. Do You HAVE A COr'IUNICABLE ILLNESS ?
9. PLEASE RATE YOUR OWN HEALTH; WITH A '1'
BEING EXCELLENT & A '4' BEING VERY POOR.
10, Now MANY ILLNESSES DO YOU HAVE AT THIS TIME? [NONE -'1;
ONE='2'; TNb '3'; THREE OR MORE='4']
Il
II
II
II
II
I II
CI
TOTAL
FINAL TOTAL
[FOR ILLNESS ONLY]
[MULTIPLY THE TOTAL BY 1.4]
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SENIOR'S INITALS
II. ISOLATION,
11. DO YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY USING YOUR PHONE ?
12. DO YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY HANDLING YOUR MONEY ?
13. DO YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY BATHING YOURSELF ?
14. Do YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY WITH YOUR PERSONAL GROOMING ?
15. DO YOU HAVE ANY TROUBLES WITH YOUR CLOTHING ?
16. DO YOU HAVE ANY DIFFICULTY WITH YOUR HOME CARE TASKS?
17. DO YOU HAVE ANY CONVERSATIONAL. DIFFICULTY ?
18. DO YOU HAVE ANY TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS ?
19. DO YOU ATTEND ANY FAMILY ACTIVITIES ?
20. WHAT IS THE CONDITION OF YOUR HOME ?
21. DO -YOU HAVE ANY REGULAR OUTSIDE SOCIAL ACTJVITIES ?
22. DOES ANYONE VISIT YOU REGULARLY AT YOUR HOME ?
23. DO YOU MAKE ANY REGULAR VISITS TO INDIVIDUALS
THAT ARE NOT MEMBERS OF YOUR FAMILY ?
24.ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ANY GROUPS ? INONE='4'; ONE='3';
TWtx'2'; THREE OR MORE GROUPS='1'I
II
II
IC
11
11
11
1• IE I
11
I 1❑
11
n
11
11
FINAL TOTAL
[FOR ISOLATION ONLYI
**
E 1E.
SENIOR'S INITALS••
III, INCAPACITATING DISABILITY.
DOES THE SENIOR SUFFER FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS?
25. NERVOUSNESS ?
26. MooDY ?
27, HOSTILITY ?
28. EXCESSIVE TALKING ?
29. DEPRESSION ?
30. EROTIC ?
31. PARANOID?
32. Loss OF MEMORY ?
33. LOSS OF ORIENTATION ?
34,
LACKOF SLEEP ?
35. LOSS OF EYESIGHT ?
36. LOSS OF HEARING ?
37. LOSS OF LIMB ?
38, LOSS OF NOBILITY ?
(
II
(
nl i
n
FINAL TOTAL
[FOR INCAPACITATING DISABILITY ONLY]
GRAND TOTAL FOR ALL THREE CATEGORIES
[ADD UP ALL TOTALS WITH *a NEXT TO THEM]
**
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PERTINENT CRITERIA WHICH DIRECTLY RELATES TO YOUR CHOICE OF AN 1,23, OR II
FOR ANY PARTICULAR QUESTION THAT HAS POTENTIAL FOR CONTROVERSY
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
THE PLN, OF OPERATION FOR SERVICE' DELIVERY. - TITLE III -B
' ...ce components of a comprehensive and coordinated service delivery system
may be funded are services which (1321.75 (b))are listed on the following page.
(1) Access (2) In Community (3) In Home (4) To residents.
Define measurable objectives followed by action plans to accomplish each objective
for each service to be delivered.
B. Education - Educational programs are scheduled at the senior centers.
We attempt to provide basic, continuing and nutrition education in
coordination with C.C.I.S.D.'s Adult Education Program, the Corpus
Christi Chapter of the Institute of Life -Time Learning, Retired
Teachers Association, Del Mar's Re-entry Program, and R.S.V.P. An
example of the subject areas covered are foreign languagesylearning
fundamentals, and recreational subjects, as well as the opportunity
to audit at no cost any course at Del Mar such as Air Conditioning,
Mechanics, Bartending, etc.,. The centers provide at least one course
per month depending on the demand.
C. Health - An part of our effort to help the elderly person to maintain
their health, we provide them with as much information as possible
about their ailments, as well as promote preventive medicine. Senior
Community Services provides and coordinates a regular program of health
related activities. We coordinate blood pressure screenings in all
centers on a monthly basis, encourage participation in exercise classes
conducted by volunteers, and provide a forum for groups such as the
Drug Abuse Council and Up John Health Care. Del Mar and C.C.S.U. nursing
students present lectures, workshops, etc,. emphasizing preventive
medicine. We have coordinated respiratory ailment seminars with Amtex
Medical Corporation on a monthly basis. We have also received coopera-
tion from the C.C.S.U. Nursing Program to conduct free physicals in our
center daring the school year.
D. Legal Services - The majority of our centers and sites are used as
intake centers for Coastal Bend Legal Services on a regular basis.
We use a referral system to ensure that the elderly receive the assist-
ance they need to -resolve their legal problems.
E. Program Development and Coordination Activities - It is the responsi-
bility of the Professional staff to involve themselves in program
development and coordination activities. .
Program development is done only to the extent that it does not involve
program expansion. Due to limited monetary resources, expansion is
not possible. However, other opportunities not involving long-term
fiscal or programmatic commitment are explored. The program will
continue to emphasize mental health projects in all centers as part
of our commitment to help the elderly person adjust to this new phase
of life. Agencies we are coordinating with are M.H.M.R., M.H. Assoc.,
and C.C.S.U.'s Guidance and Counseling Master's Program. We hope to
deal with the effects of retirement, loneliness, depression, and death.
Program development is presently geared toward strengthening the
statistical information available to program supervisors, administra-
tion funding sources, and potential funding sources.
Coordination with other agencies occurs throughout the year on a
THE PLAN OF OPERATION FOR SERVICE DELIVERY - TITLE III -B
:ice components of a comprehensive and coordinated service delivery system
may be funded are services which (1321.75 (b))are listed on the' following page.
(1) Access (2) In Community (3) In Home (4) To residents.
Define measurable objectives followed by action plans to accomplish each objective
for each service to be delivered.
daily basis. Referral is the means of linking our agency's program
and any other service providers geared to help the elderly. Co-
ordination is at its best during the Senior Community Services' May
Fair. The fair brings together the services and opportunities avail-
able to senior citizens. All the major services providers participate
in this event.
F. Advocacy - The program serves as an advocate to the elderly in assur-
ing the best possible use of resources, the best delivery of services
and the beat possible program administration.
G. Counseling - The program provides short-term social services counseling,
i.e.,.financial and lifestyle adjustment, mental/physical well-being,
housing and home -related, nutritional and personal hygiene, and utiliza-
tion of community programs. The program will counsel 150 persons per
month.
H. Emergency Services / Disaster Relief - Senior Community Services, as
part of the City of Corpus Christi, is on-call 24 hours a day during
times of natural disaster. Disaster shelters operated by the Red
Cross are available to elderly persons who have been evacuated or have
chosen to leave their homes.
I. A shelter specially designated for the elderly and handicapped is
usually available. Relocation, assistance in obtaining financial
assistance and other support services are provided by Senior Community
Services after a natural disaster has occured.
J. Physical Fitness and Recreation Services - Senior Centers and meal
sites strive to be the focal point of social, mental and physical
activity. Activities, which are developed primarily by participants,
encourage social support systems through interaction among participants.
Exercise programs are geared to the physical capacity of those interested
in increasing their physical abilities. The programs are available to
elderly persons living in the vicinity of the centers and meal sites as
well as to the meal program recipients.
Recreational activities, particularly dances, are popular at all centers.
Each center will continue providing a well rounded recreational program.
A total -of 1,500 persons will be involved in recreation per month.
R. Multipurpose Senior Centers - There are four senior centers which
operate as community focal points/multipurpose centers; they are Lindale
Center, Greenwood Center and Washington Center in Corpus Christi, and
Robstown Center in Robstown, Texas. Service providers are urged to come
to the focal point—collocation of services—as their schedule permits.
Information and referral services are high priority at these centers
as they receive calls for services frequently. Staff are trained to
monitor lists of persons requesting -services, follow-up is done and
current information with respect to services available is kept.
THE PLAN DF OPF'.RATION FOR SERVICE 'DELIVERY.- TITLE III -B
•
"Se_ _ce components of a comprehensive and coordinated service delivery system
may be funded are services which (1321.75 (b))are listed on the following page.
(1) Access (2) In Community (3) In Home (4) To residents.
Define measurable objectives followed by action plans to accomplish each objective
for each service to be delivered.
(3)
L. Shopping Assistance - Provision is made for shopping assistance as
needed, to program participants to assist them in the selection of
proper food items which will improve their nutrition intake. Non -
program elderly will be accommodated as time and space permits on
transit van services. The service is well advertized and will service
as many persona as is feasible.
In -Rome Services
A. Counseling - Homebound recipients are counseled by the Outreach Work-
er and Meal Site Managers assigned to outreach services. Homemaker
and other services are suggested if indicated. Rousing, nutritional
and health counseling are also provided.
B. Telephone Reassurance - Staff members or volunteers enlisted by staff
members call participants on a regular basis if requested: The condi-
tion of the person being called is noted and any unusual circumstance
is brought to the attention of the Outreach Worker or Meal Site Manger.
THE PROFILE,ON(FORMAT AND REFERRAL IN THE(. ?INED SERVICE AREA
2rofile compliance with #1321.161.
•
The Centers providing intensive information and referral are the centers designated
as community focal points, Greenwood, Landale, Washington, and Robstown. The Meal
Sites also provide information and referral but not to the extent offered by the
Centers. Greenwood Center, located on the westside (Spanish speaking) area of
Corpus Christi, and Robstown Center, located in A community with a large Spanish
speAka"g population, have a bilingual staff capable of giving information and
making referrals in English and Spanish. Landale Center, although predominantly
English speaking, bas bi-lingual capabilities and can provide information and make
referrals in either English or Spanish.
The form used for information -and referral services asks for theme of the person makin
request in order that follow up may be done. Also a list is developed of those
persons in need of services and opportunities.
Staff are trained at centers and meal sites to provide accurate and appropriate
information -and -referral.
The program will _provide 35O peraons_with information -and referral services per month.
Q -S
th
THE PROFIT ON TRANSPORTATION TN THE DEFIV' SERVICE AREA
PROFILE:
1. The transportation needs.
2. The service provider's response to these needs.
3. The number, type, capacity of vacs, etc.
4. The personnel involved in transportation.-.
5. The unmet needs.
(1) Senior Community Services coordinates closely with the City Transit Depart-
ment's Elderly and Handicapped Division in an attempt to see that the trans-
portation needs of the elderly in Corpus Christi are met.
__. (2) The Older Americans Act funding does not support the transportation program.
Funding is provided through other sources: Nueces County Commissioners,
ACTION _and the Urban Mass Transit Administration (U.M.T.A.).
(354) The -transit system utilizes one twenty -passenger bus and eight twelve
passenger vans. Three of the aforesaid vehicles are equipped with wheel-
chair lifts. Seven drivers and one dispatcher make up the personnel as well
as Senior Community Services meal site manager who provide transportation
in their personal vehicles.
During the preceding twelve month period, E6H transportation provided 28,557
rides to senior centers for a monthly average of 2,380. 1,594 trips were made
for medical purposes, for a monthly average of 133. 961 rides given for
other purposes, such as shopping, food stamps, banking, etcetera, for a monthly
average of 80.
Nueces County supports 3 12 passenger vans in Robstown. Neither of the three
are equipped with wheeldiair lifts. Service to the handicapped is furnished
by the Transit System out of Corpus Christi. Two drivers provide such trans-
portation services as medical, to and from senior centers, to and from social
service agencies, to and from stores etc., for an average of 1,352 per month.
The Bishop Meal Site Managers furnishes transportation services to the residents
of Bishop and Driscoll utilizing one of the County supported vans. The
residents are taken to the Bishop meal site for the meals program. Both groups
utilize this service including transportation into Robstown and Kingsville.
The elderly residents of Banquete and Agua Dulce are furnished medical
transportation upon demand out of our Robstown office. Handicapped elderly
recieve transportation services out of Corpus Christi.
The Retired Senior Volunteer Program supports a van which is used to transport
seniors to agencies where their skills and experience are used to the benefit
of both agency and volunteer. An average of 300 rides are provided each month.
The County and RSVP vans are released by Seniors Community Services to by used
for evacuation purpose in times of weather related emergencies.
(5) It is an accepted frustration among Senior Service providers, that transportation
services do not meet the ever increasing need.
THE PROFILE'ON•P ttPURPOSE SENIOR CENTERS IN Th_ ;FINED SERVICE AREA
Profile each center using the following forms.
Attached chart and forma will give a profile of Senior Community Services
Center and Meal Site operations,
(12 Attachments)
Al -
Rev, "8/6/ 'S:cd
SENIOR COMMUNITY SERVICES
CITY OF CORPUS•CHRISTI
Senior Community Services, a division under the Department of Planning
and Urban Development, provides a noonday meal, recreation, the oppor-
tunity to volunteer and other social services in the community.
The City of Corpus Christi is the sponsor of the program. Grants from
the Governor's Committee on Aging, $335,205, the Coastal Bend Council of
Governments, $53,132, ACTION, $27,808, Nueces County, $63,401, and the
participants' contributions, $26,325, make up the total $505,871 budget.
The Nutrition Program is designed to help the older, isolated person age
60 years or older and their spouses regardless of age to become involved
with other people, to enjoy better health through improved nutrition, and
to remain self-sufficient and independent as long as possible. Senior
citizens are welcome to come to several centers (list on reverse side) for
the noonday meal. Meals are served five days a week, Monday through Fri-
day, from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. Approximately 700 meals are prepared
each day.
The RSVP Program is a volunteer program for persons 60 years of age or older.
Over three hen red senior citizens serve the community in over 80 non-profit
organizations. Call 854-4520 for further information. Someone out there
needs you, we can tel you who.
The Social Service Pr gram provides outreach and escort to hard -to -reach
seniors needing personal.assitance in obtaining services from agencies.
Information regarding resources in the community and referral to those
agencies are also provided.
The Recreation Program is available to anyone over 60 years of age. Activi-
ties such as dancing, bridge, ceramics, educational courses, sewing, pool
and dominoes are scheduled at each center on a daily basis.
Transportation to centers is provided by the Transit Department, 882-4287.
Seven vans are available to senior citizens for transportation on a first
come first serve basis. Transportation in areas outside of Corpus Christi
is available through Senior Community Services. Transportation is limited,
first come first serve basis. Call 387-6396 for transportation for rural
residents.
}
Center
Corpus Christi:
Briarwood Apts.
{Satellite)
(open for lunch
only)
First Lutheran
(Stafellite)
(open for lunch
only)
Greenwood
Lindale
Wayside
aashington
,aoodlawn
Zavala
3anquete•
3anquete
(Satellite)
;open for lunch
only)
Bishop:
bishop
:obstown:
'obstown
'RSVP Volunteer
:0R TRANSPORTATION CALL
?82-1722 or 882-4287
JTREACH Worker/Home Delivered Meals
Sylvia Esquivel
854-4508
SENIOR CgMMuNIT7 SERVICES
SENIOR CENTERS AND MEAL SITES
Site Manager
*Richard Tolin
Velma Darwin
Mary Louise Barrera
Florence Henry
San Juanita Velma
Mildred Jackson
Alice Jean Fox
Carrie Stoney
Noelia Pacheco
Delores De Leon
Cora Upshaw
Llitop - Mrs. Price, 241-1981
Hours
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Address
1701 Thames
1201 Morgan
4040 Greenwood
3135 Swantner
3312 Wayside
Sam Rankin
3757 Up River
442 Mohawk
Farm Market 666
301 West Main
206 North Sixth
Phone
Number
991-8081
884-9676
854-4628
854-4508
883-4183
882-6279
883-7841
882-1561
387-7621
584-3211
387-6396
Administrative and supportive staff --
Sandra Gonzales, Director 854-4508
Cecilia Orona, Centers Supervisor 854-4508
Faye Angell, Kitchen Supervisor 882-6279
Sharon Basile, Nutritionist 992-6779
Laurie Schweitzer, RSVP Coordinator 854-4520
Petra Serna, Administrative Secretary 854-4508
d
,E OF CENTER
.
Briarwood Apartments
DATE OPEN
STREET LOCATION 1701 Thames
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP Corpus Christi, Texas 78412
COUNTY Nueces
AGNECY
Senior -Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY
CENTER MANAGER
(Satellite) Meal Site
Staffed by RSVP volunteers
TELEPHONE NUMBER
991-8081
DAYS OPEN Monday through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION 11:30 a.m. — 12:30 p.m.
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION
15
TRANSPORTATION
ESCORT
INFORMATION & REFERRAL
OUTREACH
LEGAL
W)
U
N
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE
8
0
RECREATION Bingo, cards
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION
(Specify type of
COUNSELING
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT
(Specify type of
HEALTH
(Specify type of
OTHER
z
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR MH/MR
SSA TAX AIDE V
3
OTHL YF
Titles Paid/Volunteer
STEP/CETA
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort
Home Repairman
I & R Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Name
Part Time
Full Time
NAME OF CENTER
Briarwood Apartments
DATE OPEN
STREET LOCATION 1701 Thames
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP Corpus Christi, Texas 78412
COUNTY Nueces
AGNECY
Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY
CENTER MANAGER
(Satellite) Meal Site
Staffed by RSVP volunteers
TELEPHONE NUMBER 991-8081
DAYS OPEN Monday
through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION
11:30 a.m. — 12:30 p.m.
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION
15
TRANSPORTATION
ESCORT •
INFORMATION & REFERRAL
OUTREACH
2
w
U
H
LEGAL
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE
RECREATION Bingo, cards
0
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION
(Specify type of
COUNSELING
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT
(Specify type of
HEALTH
(Specify type of
OTHER
CO
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR MH/MR
SSA TAX AIDE
W
r'PH' 1FF
• Titles
Paid/Volunteer
STEP/CETA
Name
Part Time
Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort
Rom -Repairman
I & R Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
NO P i STAFF AT THIS MEALSITE.
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NAME OF CENTER First Lutheran Church
DATE OPEN
STREET LOCATION 1201 Morgan
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP Corpus Christi, Texas 78404
COUNTY Nueces
A • Senior Community Services
GgiCT
TYPE OF FACILITY
CENTER MANAGER
(Satellite) Meal Site
Velma Darwin
TELEPHONE NUMBER
884-9676
DAYS OPEN Monday
through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION
11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION 18
TRANSPORTATION 11 month
ESCORT ' 0
INFORMATION & REFERRAL 3 / month
OUTREACH 1 / month
LEGAL
•
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE 0
RECREATION Singing, movies, bingo 15 1. month
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION
(Specify. type of
COUNSELING General 5 / month
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT
(Specify type of
HEALTH
(Specify type of
OTHER
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR
SSA
Ma/MR
TAX AIDE ✓
OTHERSTAFF
Titles Paid/Volunteer
y.T�/CETA Part Time
Name Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort
Home Repairman
L& LSpecialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Meal Site Aide
Older Worker Progr
Velma Darwin
Part -Time
OF CENTER Green' -j Ter'-- Cr-_- '_.`"Q :FEN
STREET LOCATION 4040 c. mns%
MAILING ADDRESS (If differar
CITY, STATE, ZIP Cors
COUNTY Nueces
Ta-rn�, 75 ,:11
'AGESCY Senior Commi_.ity yr -v5 ps
TYPE OF FACILITY M 1tip=-rpose Se= or r--'
CEl n1 it MANAGER San Juanita Vela
TELEPHONE NUMBER 854-4528/24
DAYS OPEN Monday throug Friday (except hr -Mas))
HOURS OF OPERATION 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 -+:-
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS TICLY
NUTRITION 175
TRANSPORTATION Transit Department
ESCORT 5/month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL 70 /.month
OUTREACH 2
LEGAL 4
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE 4 / month
RECREATION 300 / month'
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION Refer to page B-4 35 / month
(Specify type of
COUNSELING Refer to page 15-4 30 / month
(Specify type of b listings at each center',
EMPLOYMENT Use I & R system and maintain j ng
(Specify type of
HEALTH Refer to page 8-4 35 / Lonth ---
(Specify type of 35 / month
OTHER Advocacy -Refer to page B-4
OTHER AGENCIES PPROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER Mn/mg 15 month
DAR
SSA N/A TAX AIDE_
•
OTHER STAFF
Titles
Paid/Volunteer
STEP/CET&
Name
Part Time
Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort - -
Home Repairman
I & R Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director •
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Recreation Aide
Recreation Aide
Meal Site Aide
Paid
Paid
Paid
lder Worker Progr
lder Worker Progr
lder Worker Progr
San Juanita Vela
Natalia Lerma
• Vacant
Otilia Mendoza
Maria Lopez
Ernestine Ysaguirre
Full -Time
Full -Time
Full -Time
Part -Time
Part -Time
Part -Time
NAME OF CENTER' Lindale Senior Center
STREET LOCATION
3135 Swantner
DATE OPEN
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY., STATE, ZIP- :Corpus Christi, Texas -78404
COUNTY Nueces
AGENCY'
Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY Multipurpose Senior Center. --
CENTER MANAGER Florence Henry
TELEPHONE NUMBER 854-4508/09
DAYS OPEN
Monday through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION
8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION
115
TRANSPORTATION Transit Department
ESCORT 5 / month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL 70 / month
OUTREACH
LEGAL
50 / month
1 / month
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE 5
RECREATION Refer to page B-4 300 / month
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION Refer to page B-4 35 / month
(Specify type of
COUNSELING Refer to page B-4 30 month
(Specify type of
EmpLOYMENT Use I & R system and maintain job listings at all centers.
(Specify type of
HEALTH Refer to page B-4 30, / month -
(Specify type of
OTHER Advocacy - Refer to page B-4 30 / month
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR N/A
SSA N/A
MH/MR N/A
TAX ATTF
1
OTHER STAFF
Titles Paid/Volunteer
STEP/CLAM Name
Part Time
Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Sr.
Clerk/Typist/Receptionist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort
Home Repairman
I S •R -Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Centers Supervisor
Meal Site Aide
Account Clerk
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Older Worker Progr
Paid
Florence Henry
Vacant
Raul Games
Sylvia Esquivel
Sandra Gonzales
Petra Serna
Cecilia Drone
Leona Alford
Belen Galvan
Full -Time
Full -Time
Full -Time
Full Time
Full -Time
Full -Time
Full -Time
Part -Time
Part -Time
•
NAME OF CENTER
Wayside Neal Site
STREET LOCATION
3312 Wayside
DATE OPEN
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP Corpus Christi, Texas 78415
COUNTY Nueces
AGENCY
Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY
CENTER MANAGER
Meal Site
TELEPHONE NUMBER
883-4183
DAYS OPEN Mommy
through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
35
NUTRITION
TRANSPORTATION Transit Department
ESCORT 1 / month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL 18 / month.,
OUTREACH 2 / month
LEGAL 2 / month
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE
5 / month
RECREATION 75 / month
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION Refer to page B-4 7 / month
(Specify type of
COUNSELING' Refer to page B-4 8 / month
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT Use I & R system and maintain job listings in all centers.
(Specify type of
HEALTH Refer to page B-4 7 / month
(Specify type of
OTHER Advocacy 7 / month
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR N/A MH/MR
SSA N/A
5 / month
TAB AIDE
OTHER STAFF
Titles Paid/Volunteer
STEP/CETA Name
Part Tir-
Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
-Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
. Escort
Home Repairman
- i & R --Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Meal Site Aide
Paid
Older Worker
Program
Vacant
Rosa DeLeon
Part -Time
(6 hours)
Part -Time
•
NAME OF CENTER Washington Senior Center
STREET LOCATION 1114 Sam Rankin
DATE -OPEN --
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP
COUNTY
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
Nueces
Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY
Za hLt MANAGER
Multipurpose Senior Center
Mildred B. Jackson
TELEPHONE NUMBER
DAYS OPEN- .=
882-6279/70
Monday through Friday (except holidays).
HOURS OF OPERATION
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 a.m.
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION
60
TRANSPORTATION Transit Department
ESCORT 5 / month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL 70 /month
OUTREACH
LEGAL
3 / month
/ montes
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE
2 / month
RECREATION 300 / month
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION Refer to page B-4 12 / mond'
(Specify type of
COUNSELING' Refer to page B-4 12 / month
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT Use I & R system and maintain job listings at all centers.
(Specify type of
HEALTH Refer to page B-4 12 / month:
(Specify type of
OTHER Advocacy 12 / month!
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR
MH/MR,
SSA TAX AIDE_
OTHER STAFF
Titles
Paid/Volunteer Part Time
STEP/CETA Name Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide (2)
Cook (3)
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver ,
Driver Assistant ..
Escort
Home Repairman
" -I & R Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Food Service Suprv.
Nutritionist
Trades Helper
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Older Worker
Program
Paid
Paid
Paid
Mildred B. Jackson
. Tommie Koehn
Alfred Garza
Ramona Moreno
Anita Santoya
Marjorie Merriweather
Vacant
Oristez 0. Miller
Faye Angell
Sharon Basile
Abel Longoria
Full -Time
Full -Time
Full -Time
Full -Time
Full -Time
/t
Part Time
Full -Time
Consultant
Full -Time
•
NAME OF CENTER* Woodlawn Meal Site
DATE OPEN
STREET LOCATION
3747 UpRiver Road
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP Corpus Christi, Texas 78407
COUNTY Nueces
A NCi- Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY Meal Site
CENTER MANAGER Alice Jean Fox
TELEPHONE NUMBER 883-7841
DAYS OPEN Monday through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION
40
TRANSPORTATION
ESCORT
Transit Department
1 / month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL
18 / month
OUTREACH 1 / month
LEGAL
1 / month
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE
RECREATION
5 / month
Refer to page B-4 75 / month
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION Refer to page B-4 8 / month
(Specify•type of
COUNSELING Refer to page B-4 8 / month .
(Specify -type of
EMPLOYMENT Use I & R system and maintain job listings at all centers.
(Specify type of
HEALTH Refer to page B-4 8 / month
(Specify type of
OTHER Advocacy 8 / month
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DER MH/MR
SSA TAX AIDE
tles
okkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort
Rome Repairman
I '& 8 Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Paid/Volunteer
STEP/CETA Name
Paid
Alice Jean Fox
Part Time
Full Time
Part -Time
(6 hours)
NAME OF CENTER Zavala Meal Site
DATE OPEN
STREET LOCATION
442 Mohawk
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP Corpus Christi, Texas 78405
COUNTY
Nueces
AGENCY
Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY
CENTER MANAGER
Meal Site
Carrie Stoney
TELEPHONE NUMBER
882-1561
DAYS OPEN Monday through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION 55
TRANSPORTATION Transit Department
ESCORT Refer to page B-4 1 / month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL
OUTREACH 4 / month
18 / month
LFt:AT 1 / month
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE
3 / month
RECREATION Refer to page B-4 75 /month
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION Refer to page B-4 11•/ month
(Specify. type of .. .. . .. ...
COUNSELING Refer to page B-4• 81 -month
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT Use I & R system and maintain job listings in all centers
(Specify type of
HEALTH Refer to page B-4 11 / month
(Specify type of
OTHER Advacacy
11 / month
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR MH/MR
SSA TAX AIDE
STAFF
Titles Paid/Volunteer
STEP/CETA
Name
Part Time
Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort
Home Repairman
I & R -Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Paid
Older Worker
Program
Carrie Stoney
Jesus Gutierrez
Part—Time
(6 hours)
Part Time
NAME OF CENTER Robstown Senior Center DATE OPEN
206 North Sixth Street
STREET LOCATION
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP- Robstown, Texas 78380
COUNTY Nueces
AGNECY
Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY
CENTER MANAGER
Multipurpose Senior Center
Cora M. Upshaw
TELEPHONE NUMBER
387-6396
DAYS OPEN Monday through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
•
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION 75 / month
TRANSPORTATION 50 / month
ESCORT 5 / month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL 70 / month
OUTREACH 5 / month
LEGAL 4 / month
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE 4 / month
RECREATION Refer to page B-4 300 / month
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION
Refer to page B-4 15 / month
(Specify type of .. ...
COUNSELING' Refer to page B-4 ip / month
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT Use I & R system and -maintain job listings at all centers.
(Specify type of
HEALTH Refer to page B-4 15 / month
(Specify type of
OTHER Advocacy - Refer to page'B-4 15 / month
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR MH/MR
SSA TAB AIDE
•
•
OTHERSTAFF
Titles
Paid/Volunteer Part Time
STEP/CETA Name Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort
Home Repairman
I•& -R Specialist
Kitchen Aida '
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Meal Site Aide
Recreation Aide
*Tmmnnrary
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
• Paid
Paid
CETA
Cora Upshaw
Lupita Pena
Maria Rocha
Antonio Vargas
Virginia Garza*
Arnold Garza
Lydia Chaps
Edna McDonald
Full -Time
Full -Time
-Fe11-Time
Part- Time
Full -Time
Full -Time
Part -Time
Part -Time
NAME OF CENTER
Banquete Meal Site
DATE OPEN
STREET LOCATION
FM 666
MAILING ADDRESS (If different) 206 North Sixth Strep-, Robstown, Texas
CITY, STATE, ZIP • Banquete, Tertas 78339
COUNTY Nueces
AGENCY
Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY
CENTER MANAGER
Meal Site (Satellite)
Noelia Pacheco
TELEPHONE NUMBER
No Phone
DAYS OPEN- Monday through Friday -(except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION
12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. •
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
NUTRITION
/ month
TRANSPORTATION • 5 / month
ESCORT 5 /month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL
OUTREACH 1 / month
9 / month
LEGAL 1 / month
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE
2 / month
RECREATION Refer to B-4
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION N/A
(Specify type of
COUNSELING' General
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT N/A
(Specify type of
HEALTH N/A
(Specify type of
OTHER
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR ME/MR
SSA TAX AIDE
OTHER STAFF
Titles
Paid/Volunteer Part Time
STEP/CETA Name Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide -
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort
Home Repairman
-'I-& R Specialist
Kitchen Mae
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Noalia Pacheco
*Employee assists at
Robstomn Center
Part—Time
(6 hours)*
NAME OF CENTER
Bishop Meal Site
DATE OPEN
STREET LOCATION
301 West Main
4
MAILING ADDRESS (If different)
CITY, STATE, ZIP Bishop, Texas 78343
COUNTY Nueces
AGNECY
Senior Community Services
TYPE OF FACILITY Meal Site
CENTER MANAGER Dolores DeLeon
TELEPHONE NUMBER 584-3211
DAYS OPEN Monday through Friday (except holidays)
HOURS OF OPERATION 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
•
SERVICES AND AVERAGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DAILY
19 includes 8 participants from Driscot
NUTRITION
TRANSPORTATION 19./ month
ESCORT
3 / month
INFORMATION & REFERRAL
OUTREACH 1 / month
LEGAL
9 / month
1 / month
TELEPHONE REASSURANCE
1 / month •
RECREATION Refer to page B-4 38 / month
(Specify type of)
EDUCATION Refer to page B-4 4 / month
(Specify type of
COUNSELING Refer to page B-4 4 / month
(Specify type of
EMPLOYMENT Use I & R system and maintain job listings in all centers.
'(Specify type of
HEALTH Refer to page B-4 4 / month
(Specify type of
OTHER Advocacy - Refer to page B-4 4 / month
OTHER AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES AT CENTER
DHR MH/MR
SSA TAX AIDE ✓
OTHER•STAFF
Titles Paid/Volunteer
STEP/CETA
Part Time
Full Time
Bookkeeper
Case Worker
Center Aide
Center (Site) Manager
Chore Worker
Clerk/Typist
Cook Aide
Cook
Community Service
Custodian
Dietician
Driver (2)
Driver Assistant
Escort -
Home Repairman
-I-& R Specialist
Kitchen Aide
Outreach
Program Director
Receptionist
Secretary
Telephone Reassurance
Other
Paid
Janie Dominguez
Part -Time
(6 hours)
Profile compliance with #1321.111
Participants contribute to the meal program at each center and meal site.
Contributions are on a voluntary basis. A suggested contribution schedule
is posted for the contributors' benefit. The contributions allow the program
to serve more than the required number of meals for which the program has
contracted.
Contributions are placed in unmarked envelopes and put into a locket money
box. Daily deposits are made by the staff.
Suggested contribution schedule:
Yearly Income Suggested Contribution
$ 0 — $1,200 $ .10
$1,Z00 — $2,400 - .20
$2,400 — $3,600 ' .30
$3,600 — $4,800 .45
$4,800 — $6,000 .60
$6,000 - $7,200 .80
$7,200 - $8,400 or more 1.10
13
•THE PROFILE ON OUTREACH, TRAINING AND COORDINATION REQUIREMENTS IN THE D.S.A.
Profile, according to #1321.107, zompliance for -
1. Outreach
2. Training
3. Coordination
1. Outreach - All the meal site managers are trained to do outreach and home
visits. Each manager attends to the home visits in the area surrounding
his/her center or meal site. The managers, in doing outreach, evaluate
the -situation, -call in the appropriate service, and -invite the person to
the center or meal site.
An Outreach Worker concentrates on those requests to visit the homebound
or ill elderly. The Outreach Worker evaluates the situation and calls in
the appropriate service. He home delivered meals are needed, the person
is either placed on the homebound meal program or on a waiting list.
_2. Training - Staff are given tratning as, part of their staff meetings. .They
also attend any special training session sponsored by community agencies,
which pertains to their area of specialization.
The Outreach Worker receives ongoing specialized training in the techni-
ques of behavior shaping.
Additional planned workshops:
1st Quarter - Becoming a Comprehensive Program - A look at standardization.
2nd Quarter - The_Social Worker_Role - Defining_social.services and their
provision.
3rd Quarter - Case Management - Techniques in documentary case process
4th Quarter - Specialty Areas - De'Lning the responsibilities of a special-
ist in areas such as housing, I & R, recreation and health.
MT'
CONCENTRATIONS OF CERTIFIED PERSONS BY CENSUS TRACTS
(Corpus Christi only)
RUMS ' dnI
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m.nttee
011, Primary Concentration of Certified Persons
_tie Secondary Concentration of Certified Persons
ORPUS ORRISTI
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Annual Income in Thousands
7
Spanish Anglo
Ethnic Background
Annual
,.Mean Income
Per
Participant
$3 320.00
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COMPOSITE GRAPHS 7
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Living Arrangement
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English Spanish Bi -Lingual
Only Eng.+Span.
Languages
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69 years 10 months
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Annual
Mean Income
Per
Participant
$3,652.17
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.3700
Average Age; '
69 years, 5 months
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Female
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Black Spanish Oriental. Ang o
Ethnic Background
Annual
Mean Income .
Per •
Participant
$3,062.00
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Annual Income in Thousands
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COMPOSITE GRAPHS 11
Alone Others
Living Arrangement
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Languages
GREENWOOD CENTER
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Male
Gender
Average Age:
71 years, 4 months
Female
Spanish
Ethnic
'Annual
Mean Income'
Per •
Participant
$4,209.64
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-Annual Income in Thousands
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Indian
Background
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COMPOSITE GRAPHS 12
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Alone Others
Living Arrangement
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Languages
LINDALE CENTER
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Average Age:
' 4 68 years, 0 months
,
Male Female
Gender
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17
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Ethnic Background
Annual
Mean Income
Per
nart1cfpunt
$2,687.50
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COMPOSITE GRAPHS 14
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Living Arrangement
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English 81-LiQuin-
Only
Languages
WASHINGTON CENTER
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Male
Average Age:
73 years, 1 month
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Gender
Female
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Ethnc Background Living Arrangement
2
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Annual
Mean Income
Per
Participant
$2,875.00
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Annual Income in Thousands
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WAYSIDE MEAL SITE
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COMPOSITE GRAPHS 15
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3
Male
, Average Age:
71 years, 8 months
•
•
Female
Gender'
•
Indian Spanish Anglo
Ethnic Background
4 r ' 1 -R.• .1'-I.
Annual Income in Thousands
Annual
Mean Income
Per •
• Participant
$3,253.09
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Alone Others
Living Arrangement
7
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English Bi -Lingual
Eng.+Span.
Languages
WO DLAWN MEAL SITE
Bi -Lingual
English -4i
Spanish
Average Age:
78 years, 0 months
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Male
Gender
Female
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Black Spanish Anglo
Ethnic Background
1
Annual
Mean Income
• Per
Participant
• $2%646.55
Annual Income in Thousands
•
COMPOSITE GRAPHS 18
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Alone Others
Living Arrangement
English
Only
Spanish
Only
Languages
OUTREACH COMPONENT
(Home Qelivered Meals
113
•
Bi -Lingual
Eng.+Span.
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• 1
Average Age: •
_ 72 years, 11 months
Male
Gender
Female
•
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2
Spanish Anglo
A7.
Alone Others
Ethnic Background Living Arrangement
Annual
Mean Income
• Per
Participant
$2,783.33
•
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Annual Income in Thousands
3
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Only
•
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Spanish B -Lingual
Only Eng.+Span.
Languages
BANQUETE MEAL SITE
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• Average Age:
72 years, 6 months
Male
Gender
Female
•
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Black Spanish Anglo
Ethnic Background
Anpual
Mean 'ncome
Per, .
Participant
$2,055.55
11
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Annual Income in Thousands
•
•
•
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COMPOSITE GRAPHS 9
A one Others
Living Arrangement
Eng ish
On ty.
Spanish
Only
Languages
BISHOP MEAL SITE
Bi -Lingual
Eng.+Span.
THE PROF1L4 N u'11itK REQUIREMENTS IN THE Dr--NED SERVICE AREA
t le compliance with -
1. Licensure and safety requirements, 01321.105.
2. Maintenance of non-federal support for services 01321.113.
3. Advisory role of older persons to service providers 01321.115.
Senior Community Services complies with state and local safety and health require-
ments. All facilities are inspected on a regular basis by safety and health offi-
cials.
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The City of Corpus Cbrls_ti provides the local match for the program. The match
requirement is 10%, a—City has consistently overmatched in recent years.
Senior Community Services has bad an Advisory Council for several years. The
Council is composed primarily of older persons. (See B-2 (4) for listing) The
Council meets moatbly at the Landale Senior Center, on the first Thursday, at
3:00 p.m. Proposals, budgets and policy changes are reviewed and recommended,
or not recommended, for approval.
Site Councils, composed of participants at the meal sites, are active at each
of the centers and meal sites. Members provide input into the daily operation
of their individual centers/meal sites.
Profile the compliance with 111321.141, 145, 147"and indicate
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1. Meals - (number, type, 5 days a week except) - list holidays.
2. Menu .
3. Meals'to be prepared.
4`. Meals to be delivered.
5. Other specifics on Congregate Meals, food stamps etc.
(1) Program is contracted to serve 594 Congregate and 97 Home -Delivered
Meals, 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year except for the following
holidays; New Year's Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanks-
giving and Christmas Day.
(2) The menus are developed by our staff nutritionist and each meal contains
1/3 of the R.D.A. as required by law. The menus are developed an a
six-week cycle and take mato consideration ethnic, religious, and local
preferences. The menus are approved by Senior Community Services Advisory
Council. Solicitation of commentary from Site Councils and participants
is also done.
Menus are posted.in all lunch rooms -and include a breakdown of the food
content and recommended serving size. 'The program cannot,respond, -due
to budgetary restraints, to persons on special diets, but we do provide
meals with the dietary needs of the elderly in mind such as low -sodium
meals.
All meals are prepared from a central kitchen and delivered by Transit
vans to six (6) Corpus Christi centers. Robstown prepares its own meals
from the auxillary kitchen in Robstown, Texas. Meals to Bishop and
Banquete are delivered by van or car by the appropriate Site Manager.
(4) Home delivered meals are taken by the Transit Department and by
Meal Site Managers to those persons living near the center and/or who
are on the program on a temporary basis. • .
(3)
(5) N/A
8 —12.
THE I'IAN ur Urtmmtvti ruts. WWcvLUc vmw.va:.t yr yt.NI,aCIJ11G NUIKITLUN SERVICES C-
lain how you will comply with 01321_1A4(a) -
.e Area Agency on Aging may award nutrition services funds received under
.this part to provide meals and other nutrition services."
1. Outreach
2. Nutrition Education
3. Assessment of needs
1. Outreach - Covered in Part 1 Page B-8.
2. Nutrition_Education - The staff nutritionist is responsible for
development of a•Nutrition Education Program. Each month a Nutrition
Education Program is presented at a center or meal site. In coordina-
tion with the Meal Site Managers, the nutritionist is also available
to assist any participant in adhering to their prescribed or voluntary
diets, as well as assist the manager in dealing with any special diet-
ary problems particular toter center.
3. Assessment of Needs - An appropriate sampling of participants will be
involved -fn -a survey to ascertain the adequacy of theit nutritional -
intake as well as sound- nutrition habits. The results- of the -survey
will be incorporated in the nutritionist's planning -and for the parti-
cipants' Nutrition Education Program.
TILE PLAN OF OPERATION FOR SERVICE DtLIVEKY UP numL OCLIVERED NUTRITION SERVICES
plain,according to•#1321.141 (b) 2, and 1421.145(b), your•plan of opera-
tion for home delivered meals.
1. The assessment of needs.
2. The criteria for priorities and preference.
3. The manner of delivery, etc.
4. The arrangement for service in weather related emergencies.
5. Other specifics on Home Delivered Meals.
C-2
1. The assessment of needs is done by a specially trained Outreach Worker.
The primary source of information concerning the needs of the applicant
is the applicant himself. 'Utilizing a standard set of question, the
applicant is asked to state his/her needs in his/her words. The result-
ing data is then placed on the Regional Outreach form. If the needs
stated, as well as any needs resulting$,f�,NTom our'study of the case are found
to be within the scope of the program.Ithe applicant has no other resource
to assist him, then he is ranked according to the criteria listed in 'the
Regional•Outreach form.
2. The criteria for priorities aid preferences are objective and consistent
through the use of a -needs assessment tool incorporated into the Regional
•
Outreach form. Not only is supporting data as well as case processes
documented on the Outreach form, categories of impairment,are used to
score the prospective clients need on a numerical scale.
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The categories cover physical, social, and mental impairments. The Ques-
tions are rated from (1), No Impairment to (4), Total Impairment. With
forty-four (44) questions,_ each applicant will have a "needs evaluation"
score of anywhere between 44 to 176. The scores -are -then ranked -and -those
with top priority.and-preference are then placed on home delivery -meal
routes.
3. The meals are delivered by the City's Transit Division, with the Nutrition -
Program assuming the cost of the delivery. Routes are developed in co-
ordination with the Outreach Worker, Dispatcher, and Food Service Personnel.
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4. During•disasterrelated emergencies, homebound recipients will be advised
of the impending danger and informed of the appropriate steps to follow.
.We offer evacuation services to Red Cross Shelters to those who request
the service. Red Cross Shelters for the elderly and' handicapped usually
provide meals to the people at the shelter. Food service for our program
is resumed as soon as weather permits and facilities are accessible. In
extremely bad weather situations, meals are.not delivered until the roads
and/or kitchens are safe to work in.
5. Home delivered meals are provided five days a week. We provide meals
on a permanent basis as well as temporary. Temporary meals are delivered
by Meal Site Managers provided they do not require her to be away from
her center for more than thirty minutes. Clients are reevaluated every
three months while those on temporary meals are reevaluated every six
weeks or when they are due to come off the program, whichever comes first.
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Corpus Christi, as
2 aday of "Lrri_/, 1981
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Corpus Christi, Texas
For the reasons set forth in the emergency clause of the foregoing ordinance or resolution,
an emergency exists requiring suspension of the Charter rule as to consideration and voting
upon ordinances or resolutions at three regular meetings; I/we, therefore, request that you
suspend said Charter rule and pass this ordinance or resolution finally on the date it is,
introduced, or at the present meeting of the City Council.
Respectfully, Respectfully,
Council Members
THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
The above ordinance was passed by the following vote:
Luther Jones
Betty N. Turner
Jack K. Dunphy
Bob Gulley
Herbert L. Hawkins, Jr.
Dr. Charles W. Kennedy
Cliff Zarsky
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