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Chapter 10 Services
“If the $18,201 is not used by the Rappahannock Welfare Department to buy services from Chapter 10, then this federal money will be reallocated to another locality,” Mrs. Buntin told the Welfare Board. ‘‘I’d rather see my taxes come back here to Rappahannock,” she commented. “I want to be sure that the Supervisors understand that if we don’t purchase Chapter 10 services, we won’t get federal or donated^ ijianpy,” .(Donated jfundi JKe. used to Jxjyer the local share of Chapter 10 services tnclndtng- nutrition programs for the elderly, counseling and treatment services and costs for the two persons who currently get services to specific disabled individuals at Goldsboro House, the group home for retarded women in Culpeper.)
Mrs. Buntin added that Title 20 money is allocated partially on the basis of what was spent in that category during the previous year. Therefore, she noted, future appropriation will be less if the S18,201 available to the county this year is not spent.
Companion Services
One of two purchased services not mandated by the state but offered by the Rappahannock Welfare
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