Council is asking the Social Services Board to keep running a homemaking program for the City. The program helps feed, bath, and dress 34 clients who rely on the extra help in their lives. The board plans to stop providing the program as of December 31st but the City is hoping they'll either change their mind or continue to provide the program for another six months while the City negotiates with the local health authority over who else can help the City run the program.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
City Hopes DSSAB Will Have Change Of Heart
Council is asking the Social Services Board to keep running a homemaking program for the City. The program helps feed, bath, and dress 34 clients who rely on the extra help in their lives. The board plans to stop providing the program as of December 31st but the City is hoping they'll either change their mind or continue to provide the program for another six months while the City negotiates with the local health authority over who else can help the City run the program.
