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    Adjudication of Cases and Public Service Companies Regulation
    Description: Adopts and applies regulations, considers service requests and awards franchises, rights, privileges, concessions of a public nature and expedites show cause orders. Processes Public Services Act and its regulations infractions, issues orders, summons public hearings and expedites licenses for individuals and entities that offer public services. It also, processes modifications, transfers and vehicle permits, carries out research by consultants, requests and other matters of a legal character, prepares projects to authorize applications and resolve controversies, complaints and claims. It prepares reports and orders and resolutions related to cases and requests that do not require public hearings.<br>

    Clients: People and entities that offer public services such as concessionaires and public service enterprises. Examples of these concessionaires include: public and school buses, ambulances, among others. Some service enterprises include: ground, aquatic and air transport; moving companies, public storage; and liquefied gas vendors.<br>
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  • Consumer ProtectionNational Motor Carrier Safety Assistance ProgramPublic Services Commission20.218Formula Grants$1,127,000
  • Consumer ProtectionNational Motor Carrier Safety Assistance ProgramPublic Services Commission20.218Formula Grants$1,127,000
  • Consumer ProtectionPHMSA Pipeline Safety Program One Call GrantPublic Services Commission20.721Project Grants$44,000
    • Administration
    Description: Manages, coordinates and supervises administrative work provided at ASSMCA&apos;s dependencies and offices. It supports the operations so that services are provided internally (to employees and officials) and externally (communities, private sector and non-profit entities) in an adequate way. This program includes: Fiscal Affairs and Auxiliary Services, Budget, Finances, Purchasing and Auxiliary Services and Human Resources and Labor Relations.


    Clients: Auxiliary administrators and their ASSMCA dependencies and offices.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthBlock Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance AbuseMental Health and Addiction Services Administration93.959Formula Grants$1,041,000
    • Administration Ancillary services
    Description: Offers administrative services in all locations where state assignments and federal services are provided.

    Clients:
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  • Law and Order PreservationNational Guard Military Operations and Maintenance ProjectsPuerto Rico National Guard12.401Formula Grants$3,692,000
    • Adult Education
    Description: The Program is ascribed to the Auxiliary Secretary of Educational Services to the Community. It provides 16 years old to adults, who have not initiated or completed their studies, educational services that respond to their needs and interests, diversifying the offering with flexible and alternative hours that permit them to develop their academic formation. The program offers flexible and alternative hours that allow the students to complete their academic formation. This program includes: Basic and Secondary Education, Conversational English, Exams Unit, Diplomas and Certifications, the Project of Alphabetization, Juvenile Institutions and the Program of Integrated Services to the Communities. Through competitive proposals, eligible qualified providers can offer services in diurnal, afternoon, nocturnal and Saturday schools of adult education. These can be located in community schools of the Department of Education and Public and Private Institutions of proven educational efficiency. Also, in grass-roots organizations of proven educational efficiency, duly accredited correctional and rehabilitation institutions and institutions of higher learning. They can also be located in facilities of public and municipal agencies, consortiums of organizations of proven efficiency with experience in andragogy and any other accredited agency that provides educational services of alphabetization up to the fourth year of high school. &lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Young people age 16 years and over and adults who have not initiated or completed their studies and want to become alphabetized or obtain a high school diploma or its equivalent.
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  • Education and CultureState Library ProgramDepartment of Education 45.310Formula Grants$2,021,000
  • Education and CultureAdult Education State Administered Grant ProgramDepartment of Education 84.002Formula Grants$11,348,000
    • Adult Hospital Administration
    Description: Provides tertiary health services in the metropolitan area and super tertiary services to all regions in Puerto Rico. It has 287 beds. This Hospital accepts patients suffering from complicated health conditions that require high levels of specialized medical care. In addition, it serves as a training facility to the different health professionals and promotes clinical research to improve the care of patients. Among the super tertiary services this Hospital offers are urological services, lipotropic services, dialysis, trauma center, plasmaphyresis, bone marrow, nuclear medicine, orthopedics, intensive medical-surgical services, neurosurgery, birthing center and nursery.

    Clients: Patients 16 years of age and older referred by regional, area, municipal and private hospitals.
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  • HealthMedicare_Hospital InsuranceDepartment of Health93.773Project Grants$6,417,000
    • Aguadilla College
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate and bachelor degrees. Also, offers transfer programs and a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/

    Clients: 3,076 students
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureHispanic Serving Institutions Education GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.223Project Grants$49,000
  • Education and CultureHabitat ConservationUniversity of Puerto Rico11.463Project Grants$7,000
  • Education and CultureMathematical Sciences Grants ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico12.901Project Grants$412,000
  • Education and CultureCoastal ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico15.630Project Grants$54,000
  • Education and CultureGrants to Reduced Violent Crimes Against Women on CampusesUniversity of Puerto Rico16.525Project Grants$14,000
  • Education and CultureEducation and Human ResourcesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.076Project Grants$42,000
  • Education and CultureState Energy Program Special ProjectsUniversity of Puerto Rico81.119Project Grants$10,000
  • Education and CultureTitle I Grants to Local Educational AgenciesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.010Formula Grants$13,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$10,952,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$30,000
  • Education and CultureChild Care and Development Block GrantUniversity of Puerto Rico93.575Formula Grants$42,000
    • Air Quality Improvement
    Description: Act. No. 416 &lt;i&gt;supra&lt;/i&gt;, Environmental Public Policy Act and the Federal Clean Air Act&apos;s goal is to prevent and control atmospheric contamination through the following Federal Programs: the New Source Review, National Emissions Standard for Hazardous Air Pollution and &quot;asbestos&quot; in schools. The program maintains an independent system of quality control which provides data via sample audits.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Regulated community (industries that are a source of major particulates greater than 50 less than 200)
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  • HealthAir Pollution Control Program SupportEnvironmental Quality Board66.001Formula Grants$1,701,000
  • HealthState Clean Diesel Grant ProgramEnvironmental Quality Board66.040Formula Grants$195,000
  • HealthSurveys, Studies, Investigations and Special Purpose GrantsEnvironmental Quality Board66.606Project Grants$348,000
    • Airport Facilities Maintenance and Administration
    Description: Administers and regulates the use of public airports and supporting facilities. It also controls and oversees all land operations within the airport. Plans and develops airport facilities and capital improvements work.

    Clients: Provides commercial and air transportation to the public and to local and international clients.
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  • TransportationAirport Improvement ProgramPorts Authority20.106Project Grants$16,062,000
    • Alien Labor Certification (ALC)
    Description: Identifies, evaluates and authorizes qualified inmigrants for employment in Puerto Rico. Counsels employers, applicants, inmigrants and labor attorneys regarding the process for applying for a Work Visa.

    Clients: Farmers and workers from other industries.
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  • Labor and Human ResourcesTemporary Labor Certification for Foreign WorkersDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.273Formula Grants$72,000
    • Ambulatory Treatment Services
    Description: Integrates all ambulatory services for the treatment of mental disorders, addictions and concurrencies in the child, adolescent and adult populations from a bio-psychosocial perspective. It follows a service and level of care modality.
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    Under this concept, the Regional Community Mental Health Centers are grouped and by areas in Moca, Mayagüez, Arecibo and Fajardo. In addition, services are offered at different levels of ambulatory care: regular, intensive, partial hospitalization, specialized clinics and transitional services. On the other hand, the Rio Piedras Medical Services Center (CSM) and the Mayagüez Mental Health Center comprise a unit for the evaluations and referrals offering specialized services in the Evaluation Services Program and Employee Recuperation and a Compulsive Gamblers Program (PALC). Ambulatory treatment is also provided for addiction disorders under the Methadone Treatment Program with locations in San Juan, Bayamon, Caguas, Ponce, Aguadilla and Cayey. In addition, there are three mobile units in the Llorens-Torres and Monte Hatillo housing projects in San Juan, the Cantera Sector in Ponce and the Treatment and Diagnostic Center in Coamo. An alcoholism unit is available in the Rio Piedras Medical Center. There are also toxicology laboratories in San Juan and Ponce; diversion programs: Drug Courts in nine judicial regions and Treatment Alternative Street Crime (TASC) in thirteen judicial regions underAct. 67; Child and Adolescent Services in San Juan, Arecibo, Caguas, Ponce, Mayagüez and Bayamón.

    Clients: The population that is four years old and older with mental health, drugs and alcohol problems
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  • HealthBlock Grants for Community Mental Health ServicesMental Health and Addiction Services Administration93.958Formula Grants$22,147,000
    • Ancillary Services and Technical Assistance
    Description: Consolidates all functions related to fiscal, organizational, planning and teaching and administrative evaluation. It also offers advice to all the programs with regards to the use of economic and human resources. &lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Public in General
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  • Education and CultureAcademic Facilities Reconstruction and Renovation for Removal of Architectural BarriersDepartment of Education 84.001Formula Grants$10,478,000
    • Arecibo College
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate and bachelor degrees. Also, offers transfer programs and a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/

    Clients: 4,352 students
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureHispanic Serving Institutions Education GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.223Project Grants$76,000
  • Education and CultureAerospace Education Services ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico43.001Project Grants$55,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$229,000
  • Education and CultureHigher Education_ Institutional AidUniversity of Puerto Rico84.031Project Grants$2,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$402,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO Student Support ServicesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.042Project Grants$300,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$14,253,000
  • Education and CultureMinority Science and Engineering ImprovementUniversity of Puerto Rico84.120Project Grants$181,000
  • Education and CultureTech - Prep EducationUniversity of Puerto Rico84.243Formula Grants$11,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$20,000
  • Education and CultureChild Care and Development Block GrantUniversity of Puerto Rico93.575Formula Grants$59,000
    • Bayamon College
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate and bachelor degrees. Also, offers transfer programs and a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/


    Clients: 4,739 students
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  • Education and CultureGrants to Reduced Violent Crimes Against Women on CampusesUniversity of Puerto Rico16.525Project Grants$8,000
  • Education and CultureAerospace Education Services ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico43.001Project Grants$14,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$235,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$403,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO Student Support ServicesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.042Project Grants$301,000
  • Education and CultureVocational Education_Basic Grants to StatesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.048Formula Grants$24,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$15,261,000
  • Education and CultureImproving Teacher Quality State GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.367Formula Grants$76,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$10,000
  • Education and CultureChild Care and Development Block GrantUniversity of Puerto Rico93.575Formula Grants$19,000
  • Education and CultureARRA - Head StartUniversity of Puerto Rico93.708Project Grants$26,000
    • Business development program
    Description: Promotes the strengthening of our industries by creating and retaining employment in the bio-sciences, information systems, telecommunications, the aerospace industry, engineering design services, advanced technology manufacturing and exportable services. It offers the necessary services and support to established industries in conglomerated strategic industrial sectors. It designs strategies for different sectors developed in Puerto Rico. It develops economic studies for those events, situations, and international economic industrial planning models that guide the Company&apos;s promotional strategy. It delineates and implements a marketing strategy to promote Puerto Rico and make its geographic, economic and industrial locations known.

    Clients:
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  • IndustrialProcurement Technical Assistance for Business FirmsIndustrial Development Company12.002Project Grants$
    • Carolina College
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate and bachelor degrees. Also, offers transfer programs and a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/


    Clients: 4,321 students
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureHispanic-Serving Institutions Assisting Communities (HSIAC)University of Puerto Rico14.514Project Grants$43,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$185,000
  • Education and CultureTitle I Grants to Local Educational AgenciesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.010Formula Grants$130,000
  • Education and CultureHigher Education_ Institutional AidUniversity of Puerto Rico84.031Project Grants$575,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$294,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO Student Support ServicesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.042Project Grants$430,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO_Upward BoundUniversity of Puerto Rico84.047Project Grants$100,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$11,745,000
    • Cayey College
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate and bachelor degrees. Also, offers transfer programs and a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/


    Clients: 3,830 students
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  • Education and CultureGrants to Reduced Violent Crimes Against Women on CampusesUniversity of Puerto Rico16.525Project Grants$6,000
  • Education and CultureState and Community Highway SafetyUniversity of Puerto Rico20.600Formula Grants$25,000
  • Education and CultureMuseums for AmericaUniversity of Puerto Rico45.301Project Grants$56,000
  • Education and CultureOffice of Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico47.081Project Grants$40,000
  • Education and CultureGreater Research Opportunities (GRO) Fellowships For Undergraduate Environmental StudyUniversity of Puerto Rico66.513Project Grants$1,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$187,000
  • Education and CultureTitle I Grants to Local Educational AgenciesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.010Formula Grants$114,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$504,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO Student Support ServicesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.042Project Grants$534,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO_Upward BoundUniversity of Puerto Rico84.047Project Grants$34,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$12,634,000
  • Education and CultureTwenty - First Century Community Learning CentersUniversity of Puerto Rico84.287Formula Grants$486,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$31,000
  • Education and CultureMinority Health and Health Disparities ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.307Project Grants$785,000
  • Education and CultureResearch InfrastructureUniversity of Puerto Rico93.389Project Grants$140,000
  • Education and CultureChild Care and Development Block GrantUniversity of Puerto Rico93.575Formula Grants$127,000
  • Education and CultureBiomedical Research and Research trainingUniversity of Puerto Rico93.859Project Grants$285,000
    • Child Care
    Description: The Child Care Program increases the accessibility, availability and quality of the care giving child development services to low income Puerto Rican families whose members are either working or studying. It currently administers, offers, delegates and supervises the care and development services for 24,740 infants, child care centers and developmental centers through different strategies. These include 12 care and development centers, 103 service providers who receive funds through proposals and a vouchers system.&lt;br&gt;

    It offers multi-disciplinary consumer education services, provides funding to improve the quality of service and directs grants from the Department of the Family Secretary&apos;s Licensing Office to increase the number of care establishments and strengthen their supervision. The Child Care Program has been recognized for offering a diversity of services to children of parents that work or study. Formal and informal agreements have been established to collaborate with the Department of Health, the Department of Education, the Office of the Disabled Persons Investigating Official, the Veterans Advocate Office, Office of Pre-Trial Services, and the WIC Program, as well as with other agencies and related entities that complement the services provided by these agencies.

    Clients: Beneficiary Families and Children
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  • Social WelfareChild Care and Development Block GrantAdministration for Integral Development of Childhood93.575Formula Grants$27,902,000
    • Child Support Application and processing
    Description: Established through the Administration's Organic Act to ensure that parents and legal guardians contribute to the well-being of their children and provide the necessary support by facilitating administrative process that establish, collect and distribute alimony and child support.
    Clients: Parents and children who need services to establish paternity, collection and distribution alimony and child support.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social WelfareChild Support EnforcementChild Support Administration93.563Formula Grants$31,305,000
    • Community Relations
    Description: Effectively coordinate relations between the Puerto Rico Police Department and the community. Also, develops activities that foster communications with citizen and groups organizations to increase the scope of collaboration for the security and public order programs.

    Clients: Citizens, including youth and children, who are interested in working with the Police to prevent juvenile delinquency and continue the fight against crime.
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  • Law and Order PreservationPublic Safety Partnership & Company GrantsPuerto Rico Police 16.710Project Grants$1,576,000
  • Law and Order PreservationCitizen CorpsPuerto Rico Police 97.053Project Grants$
    • Community Schools
    Description: Integrates all the educational and academic services offered in the public schools from kindergarten to twelfth grade; except special education services and the Vocational Program. The services aim to achieve the optimal integral development of each student, in all the phases of his/her formation and at all levels of the educational system.&lt;br&gt;

    Its principal function is to design, produce, implement and evaluate the curriculum of all academic programs and to attend to the needs of all the students in the educational system, promote the ongoing training of teachers and implement and develop innovative, special and individual projects for each academic subject. The curriculums of Spanish, English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies will Fine Arts, Physical Education and Health Education; as well as technology at all levels of the educational system.


    Clients: Students and teachers of all Community Schools
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  • Education and CultureIndirect CostsDepartment of Education 00.000Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use$20,000,000
  • Education and CultureTitle I Grants to Local Educational AgenciesDepartment of Education 84.010Formula Grants$437,206,000
  • Education and CultureTitle 1 Program for Neglected and Delinquent ChildrenDepartment of Education 84.013Formula Grants$582,000
  • Education and CultureImpact AidDepartment of Education 84.041Formula Grants$858,000
  • Education and CultureEducation for Homeless Children and YouthDepartment of Education 84.196Formula Grants$1,660,000
  • Education and CultureTwenty - First Century Community Learning CentersDepartment of Education 84.287Formula Grants$
  • Education and CultureEnglish Language Acquisition GrantsDepartment of Education 84.365Formula Grants$3,136,000
  • Education and CultureMath & Science PartnershipDepartment of Education 84.366Project Grants$
  • Education and CultureImproving Teacher Quality State GrantsDepartment of Education 84.367Formula Grants$50,043,000
  • Education and CultureGrants for State Assessments and Related ActivitiesDepartment of Education 84.369Formula Grants$5,360,000
  • Education and CultureSchool Improvement GrantsDepartment of Education 84.377Formula Grants$13,705,000
    • Comprehensive Planning on the use, preservation and development of natural resources
    Description: Counsels the Secretary regarding the establishment and implementation of The Goverment of Puerto Rico&apos;s public policy as it relates to the use, conservation, development and administration of natural resources. Administers the Use, Monitoring, Conservation an Administration of Territorial Waters, Submerged Lands and the Maritime-Terrestrial Zone Regulations and Act No. 150 of August 4, 1998, as amended, that officially created the Natural Patrimony Division. Proposes management strategies for the planning of special areas and protected natural areas, acquisition of lands with natural value, compiles, updates and maintains the information in the Biological and Conservation Data Base. Evaluates authorization and concession applications for the use and management of areas in the common domain. In addition, it evaluates recomendations to land development and land use projects, comments on territorial organization plans, legislative measures and zoning change applications. It prepares management plans for special planning areas, protected natural areas and the designation of nature reserves.

    Clients: General public
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Natural ResourcesCoastal Zone Management Administration AwardsNatural Resources Administration11.419Formula Grants$124,000
    • Consumer Services in Regional Offices
    Description: Offers legal services for the evaluation of laws and regulations, research, resolution of claims and consumer education. Services are channeled through regional offices located in: Arecibo, Bayamon, Caguas, Humacao, Mayaguez, Ponce, and San Juan. These offices have 5 basic areas of service to the public: Adjudication of Claims, Consumer Protection, Litigation, Auxiliary Services, Education and Administrative Support.

    Clients: Consumers who request legal services, education, submit claims and cases arbitration. Businesses who request verification of their weighing and measurement equipment. <br>
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  • Consumer ProtectionConsumer AffairsDepartment of Consumer Affairs93.002Formula Grants$
    • Conventional Federal Public Housing Projects
    Description: Manages and maintains housing projects that operate with federal grants. In addition, oversees compliance with the contractual provisions and applicable regulations in the case of housing projects managed by private entities, municipalities or self-administered facilities.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: 224,344 residents of the 330 public housing projects
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HousingPublic and Indian HousingPublic Housing Administration14.850Formula Grants$282,164,000
    • Coordination, Education, Evaluation, and Protection of the Elderly
    Description: Makes sure there is compliance with the laws that protect the elderly and protects elder&apos;s rights at the regional, local and state levels. Utilizes agency personnel and voluntaries to provide integrated services to people 60+ years through Elderly Agencies. These Agencies are constituted by regions: Region I (North) Region II (South) and an Elder&apos;s Affairs Advisory Council. The Council includes members from the following departments: Health, Family, Education, Sports and Recreation, Labor and Human Resources, Housing and the Advocates for Patients, Women, and the Handicapped plus eight other members representing public interest. &lt;br&gt;

    Clients:
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  • Social WelfareNutrition Services IncentiveElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 10.570Formula Grants$2,747,000
  • Social WelfareCrime Victim AssistanceElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 16.575Formula Grants$138,000
  • Social WelfareSpecial Programs for Aging _Title VII, Chapter 3_Programs for Prevention of Elder Abuse, Neglect, and ExploitationElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 93.041Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use$54,000
  • Social WelfareSpecial Program for the Aging Title VII, Chapter 2_ Long Term Care Ombusdman Services for Older IndividualsElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 93.042Formula Grants$200,000
  • Social WelfareSpecial Program for the Aging_ Title III, Part D, Disease Prevention and Health Promotion ServicesElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 93.043Formula Grants$253,000
  • Social WelfareSpecial Projects of the Aging_ Title III, Part B_ Grants for Supportive Services and Senior CentersElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 93.044Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use$4,330,000
  • Social WelfareSpecial Programs for the Aging_ Title III, Part C_Nutrition ServicesElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 93.045Formula Grants$7,462,000
  • Social WelfareSpecial Programs for the Aging _Title IV_ and Title II_ Discretionary ProjectsElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 93.048Project Grants$278,000
  • Social WelfareNational Family Caregiver Support ProgramElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 93.052Formula Grants$1,846,000
  • Social WelfareCenters for Medicare and Medicaid Services Research, Demonstrations and EvaluationsElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 93.779Project Grants$645,000
  • Social WelfareFoster Grandparent ProgramElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 94.011Project Grants$315,000
  • Social WelfareSenior Companion ProgramElderly and Retired People Advocate Office 94.016Project Grants$384,000
    • Crime Victims Compensation Office
    Description: Authorizes and grants compensation to victims of crimes who, as a direct result of the crimes stipulated in the enabling Law, are affected or suffer bodily injury, illness or death. Likewise, benefits are also granted to those persons who suffer injury or die as a result of an attack while stopping the commission of a crime, while capturing or trying to capture a suspect of a crime or while assisting a law enforcement officer performing an arrest. The crimes, or attempted crimes for which compensation is offered are the following: murder, involuntary homicide, gross negligence, rape, incest, kidnapping, mutilation, sodomy with minors, lascivious and lewd acts, domestic violence and child abuse. The Law provides for benefits such as funeral services expenses, medical treatment, psychological or psychiatric treatment as well as costs for legal services.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Anyone in Puerto Rico who has been a victim of a crime as defined by Law.<br>
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Justice AdministrationCrime Victim CompensationDepartment of Justice16.576Formula Grants$303,000
    • Criminal Investigation
    Description: Conducts investigations related to drug trafficking and illegal drug use, organized crime, stolen vehicles, fire and illegal use of explosive devices, type I crimes and other serious crimes. Also, conducts special arrests, extradition services and illegal weapons investigations.

    Clients: Persons intervened with for violating established laws
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  • Law and Order PreservationIndirect CostsPuerto Rico Police 00.000Direct Payments for a Specified Use$555,000
  • Law and Order PreservationCommunity Prosecution and Project Safe NeighborhoodsPuerto Rico Police 16.609Project Grants$
  • Law and Order PreservationEDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAMPuerto Rico Police 16.738Formula Grants$
  • Law and Order PreservationNational Explosive Detection Canine Team ProgramPuerto Rico Police 97.072Project Grants$121,000
    • Criminal Investigation and Prosecution
    Description: Investigates and processes the unlawful acts which constitute a crime. Represents the People of Puerto Rico before the Courts in processes of a criminal nature. It also provides protection and other services to victims and witnesses of crime and extradites fugitives. Develops and participates in projects directed at preventing unlawful acts such as: Drug Courts and other prevention projects in the area of violence against women.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Citizens and law enforcement agents that present complaints of unlawful acts or crimes for eventual investigation and processing. In addition, victims and witnesses that require orientation and assistance in order to appear at trial.<br>
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Justice AdministrationCrime Victim AssistanceDepartment of Justice16.575Formula Grants$708,000
  • Justice AdministrationEDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAMDepartment of Justice16.738Formula Grants$290,000
    • Cultural Events Financing
    Description: Conserve, promote and divulge our culture in all of its manifestations, including artists, artisans, archaeologists and humanists.

    Clients: Artistic and cultural sectors of the population.
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  • Education and CulturePromotion of the Arts_Partnership AgreementsInstitute of Puerto Rican Culture45.025Formula Grants$638,000
    • Current Employment Statistics (CES)
    Description: In conjunction with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, provides monthly statistical sample data by industry and size, gathered using a sample of 4,500 non- agricultural establishments via mail. The establishment surveyed are selected by the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) which publishes a quarterly report that includes information about 49,000 establishments/ employers.

    Clients: Employers, students, universities, private consultant, municipal organizations, state, federal and general public.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesLabor Force StatisticsDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.002Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use$273,000
    • Disabled Veterans Outreach Program (DVOP)
    Description: Offers services to disable veterans and their families in order to assist and prepare them to obtain careers and maximize their employment opportunities.

    Clients: Disable veterans and their families, employers, state and municipal governments.
    View Detail
    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesDisabled Veterans' Outreach Program (DVOP)Department of Labor and Human Resources17.801Formula Grants$197,000
    • Economic Aid to the Medically Indigent
    Description: Provide the indigent population access to quality medical services through the financing of medical expenses when income and/or resources are insufficient. Anyone that applies for the Health Services Insurance Card is eligible according to the category and indigence parameters established at the federal and state levels. It should be noted, that the Department of Health is the state agency designated to administer the Federal Medical Assistance Program (Title XIX of the Social Security Act, which began in Puerto Rico on January 1, 1966, by virtue of Public Act 89-97 of July 30, 1965 and Title XIX, also known as the Children&apos;s Health Insurance Program.

    Clients: Any person with limited or no income, that seeks eligibility for the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico's Medical Health Plan, better known as Medicaid or Health Reform Program.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthMedical Assistance Program (Medicaid; Title XIX)Department of Health93.778Formula Grants$27,580,000
    • Economic and Technical Assistance to Municipalities
    Description: Provides technical and professional assistance to the municipalities, as it relates to their organization, administration, performance and operations. In addition, it encourages the development of community organizations in accord with the dispositions of the Autonomous Municipalities Act.

    Clients: The 78 municipalities of Puerto Rico and their respective mayors and municipal legislators, as well as the community based organizations.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Fiscal & Technical Support to MunicipalitiesCommunity Development Block Grants/State's ProgramOffice of the Commissioner of Municipal Affairs14.228Formula Grants$27,793,000
    • Economic Assistance Programs Administration
    Description: Administers state financial aid programs for public and private postsecondary students (college and non-college). It manages funds from the No Child Left Behind program, which provides for teachers&apos; and school administrators&apos; professional development.

    Clients: College, vocational and technical postsecondary students.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureImproving Teacher Quality State GrantsPuerto Rico Education Council84.367Formula Grants$1,934,000
    • Eligibility Determination for Social Security Disability Benefits
    Description: Documents, evaluates and awards incapacity claims made through the Social Security Administration by insured workers and widows between the ages of 50 and 59 years old; and incapacitated dependents 18 years or older. Facilitates the dissemination of information and counsels claimants, their families and their legal counterparts.

    Clients: Insured population and their dependents, which have physical or mental conditions that incapacitates them from doing remunerative work in a habitual labor environment, and who apply for the benefits from Social Security Administration.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social WelfareSocial Security Disability InsuranceDepartment of the Family93.802Direct Payments for a Specified Use$14,500,000
    • Emergency, Crisis, or Disasters Operations
    Description: It ensures that all the people of Puerto Rico are protected and safe during any emergency or disaster.

    Clients: The Agency provides services to the general public as provided in Act 211 1999. In addition, it serves customers through its Operations Area that consists of:
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Disaster Prevention and AssistanceEmergency Management Performance GrantsEmergency Management and Disaster Administration Agency97.042Formula Grants$4,593,000
  • Disaster Prevention and AssistanceEarthquake Consortium and State AssistanceEmergency Management and Disaster Administration Agency97.082Project Grants$123,000
    • Employment & Wages Statistics (QCEW)
    Description: Annual and quarterly wage data by detailed industry, total quarterly wages, average quarterly wages and worker. Data is obtained from quarterly reports submitted by employers under Puerto Rico&apos;s Job Security Act and includes the number of employees and services rendered.

    Clients: Employers, students, universities, private consultant, municipal organizations, state, federal and generic public.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesLabor Force StatisticsDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.002Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use$176,000
    • Employment Guidance Services and Other Programs
    Description: Serves as a link between the company and the worker, helping employers satisfy their need to recruit employees. Also offers occupational counseling services to workers who need to expand their opportunities in the job market.

    Clients: Industrial workers covered by the Employment Security Act who have become unemployed involuntarily and who are willing and able to work, people who are legally authorized to work, employers in the private sector and all agricultural workers, domestic service providers and state and municipal government workers.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesEmployment Service/Wagner-Peyser Funded ActivitiesDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.207Formula Grants$6,353,000
    • Environmental Emergencies
    Description: Established in response to the demand for specialized technical services to effectively manage environmental emergencies. By

    Act. No. 416, supra,

    and in conjunction with Federal Law CERCLA, this Program offers the necessary resources to subsidize the cleanup of areas that have been contaminated with dangerous substances identified by the National List of Priorities. It will also cover any expense related to the clean-up of those areas or areas where soil, air and waters have been contaminated.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Puerto Rico
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthSuperfund State, Political Subdivision, and Indian Tribe Site_Specific Cooperative AgreementsEnvironmental Quality Board66.802Formula Grants$540,000
    • Environmental Health Regulation
    Description: Oversees and complies with the sanitation laws and regulations of the Department of Health. Also responsible for public health in the areas of food services, milk safety, drinking water control, zoonosis, animal control, dengue fever control, the cleanliness of the surrounding environments, sanitary engineering and radiological health.





    Provides guidance, has an evaluation process and maintains reliable information regarding all of the problems related to environmental health. The system has 3 levels. The central level exercises the functions of technical support, evaluation and training; and formulates the standards and procedures related with the regulation of environmental health. The regional level exercises the administrative duties and provides direction for the system according to the standards and procedures established by the central level. Finally, the local level carries out field operations, which include: inspections, reinspections, taking of samples for chemical, bacteriological and physical analysis, confiscations, embargoes, condemnations, cancels licenses, handles complaints, lifting of condemnations, pesticide spraying in communities, sanitation surveys, cleaning campaigns, issuing of permits, endorsements, certifications, granting of extensions of time and investigation of complaints in the programs and service areas, and first response services in the event of emergencies.


    Clients: Environmental health services have an impact on the entire population of Puerto Rico. In addition, they also have an impact abroad, as is the case of the production and distribution of food and drugs that are made in, or sent out of the Country.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthState Public Water System SupervisionDepartment of Health66.432Formula Grants$1,037,000
  • HealthDrinking Water Revolving SystemDepartment of Health66.468Formula Grants$8,421,000
    • Environmental Protection Information and Education
    Description: Promotes educational activities to make citizens aware of the importance of protecting, guarding and conserving natural resources so that they can be enjoyed now and by future generations. Services offered to citizens include: campgrounds, chats, seminars, conferences and publications. In addition, it provides an integrated technology system and maintains an electronic data base.

    Clients: Students and general public
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Natural ResourcesCoastal Zone Management Administration AwardsNatural Resources Administration11.419Formula Grants$294,000
    • Family and Minors Affairs Investigation and Prosecution
    Description: Implements the public policy established by

    Act No. 88 of July 9, 1986,

    as amended, known as the Puerto Rico Minors Act, which imposes the duty to investigate and process minors under the age of 18 who incur in offenses. It represents the Public Ministry in civil proceedings, such as adoptions, declarations of disability, tutorship and judicial authorizations related to the property of minors, among others.&lt;br&gt;

    Coordinates the Justice in the Community Program, which provides orientation to teachers, parents, students and community groups regarding the functions of the Department of Justice and the services it provides to the citizenship. In addition, the Closed Circuit Television Project offers services in cases where the Court has determined that a minor victim or witness under the age of 18, should not testify in presence the accused.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Minors and disabled persons who need legal representation in civil matters, where they have been affected or where their rights may be affected, as well as law enforcement agents that file complaints regarding the commission of crimes or offenses for their eventual investigation and processing, Puerto Rico government agencies and the general public.<br>
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Justice AdministrationEDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAMDepartment of Justice16.738Formula Grants$305,000
    • Fire Extinction and Control
    Description: Offers the following services: putting out fire, rescue in situations of emergency and disasters, protection in cases of natural disaster, and coordination with other agencies. Attends emergency calls in situations of fires, disasters and spills of dangerous materials. Is responsible for rapidly and efficiently eradicating all types of fires, controlling its propagation and rescuing lives and properties.

    Assists the Prevention of Fires Program in functions of preventive nature, such as the education of young students (the Little Firemen Program) and offers orientation services to the community. It also is dedicated to the inspection and eradication of fire risks, as well as the investigation for determining origin and cause. Provides support to other government agencies, when deployed to attend to emergencies or simulations.


    Clients: All citizens, in conformance with Act No. 43 of June, 1988.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Disaster Prevention and AssistanceCooperative Forestry AssistanceFirefighters Corps10.664Formula Grants$274,000
  • Disaster Prevention and AssistanceHazard Mitigation GrantFirefighters Corps97.039Project Grants$
    • Food Services for Students
    Description: Provides food service to students in order to promote participation in the nutrition programs. It channels available resources in a way that the participants can enjoy a complementary food service. The program is composed of the State Agency and the School Food Authority.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;
    It is also responsible for the administration of the following seven services: school breakfast, school lunch, summer food, and food for the care of children and adults, federal distribution of donated food, special milk for children and education in nutrition and training.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;


    Clients: All students of the public education system and some participants of private institutions.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureNational School Lunch ProgramDepartment of Education 10.555Formula Grants$158,936,000
  • Education and CultureChild and Adult Care Food ProgramDepartment of Education 10.558Formula Grants$28,451,000
  • Education and CultureSummer Food Service Program for ChildrenDepartment of Education 10.559Formula Grants$13,930,000
  • Education and CultureState Administrative Expenses for Child NutritionDepartment of Education 10.560Formula Grants$2,590,000
  • Education and CultureFresh Fruit and Vegetable ProgramDepartment of Education 10.582Project Grants$797,000
    • Forces of rapid action
    Description: Establishes a complete rapid action plan for ground, air and at sea, that identifies, intercepts and seizes airplanes or vessels that have the intention of penetrating our coasts. Operates in coordination with Customs, Federal Drug Enforcement Administration, Coast Guard, Federal Aviation Administration and the Air Force of the United States.

    Clients: Different units of the Puerto Rico Police Department, as well as the different Federal Offices, they offer support.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Law and Order PreservationIndirect CostsPuerto Rico Police 00.000Direct Payments for a Specified Use$7,000
  • Law and Order PreservationHomeland Security Grant ProgramPuerto Rico Police 97.067Formula Grants$15,000
    • Forensic Sciences Criminal Investigation
    Description: Provides forensic pathology services to the population in cases of violent death and any type of death, as well as in cases of cremation. Has the responsibility of investigating the causes, method and circumstances of death of any person whose death occurred under special circumstances. Works in collaboration with the Office of Investigation and Criminal Processing of the Department of Justice, the Puerto Rico Police Department and the Court of Justice, offering expert and scientific services in cases related to the commission of a crime. For this purpose it will preserve and present the evidence taken from the investigations before the Courts. &lt;br&gt;

    It also offers crime scene investigation services in the San Juan, Carolina and Bayamón police districts.

    Act 59-1997, as amended

    Act 78-1997, as amended,

    Carries out tests to detect controlled substances on government employees, as well as private enterprise, as established in

    Clients: The Department of Justice, Puerto Rico Police Department, Local Courts, Municipal Police, Federal Court, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Tobacco, Alcohol and Firearms Unit, Puerto Rico Fire Department, and the private sector.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Justice AdministrationNational Bioterrorism Hospital Preparedness ProgramInstitute of Forensic Sciences 93.889Project Grants$
    • General Management and Administration
    Description: Administers the University Colleges of Aguadilla, Arecibo, Bayamón, Carolina, Cayey, Humacao, Ponce, Utuado and the University of Puerto Rico Medical Sciences Campus, Mayagüez Campus and Rio Piedras Campus.

    Clients: All the community, Colleges, and University Campuses of the University of Puerto Rico
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureOffice of Science Financial Assistance ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico81.049Project Grants$764,000
  • Education and Culture Assistive TechnologyUniversity of Puerto Rico84.224Formula Grants$413,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$1,163,000
  • Education and CultureResearch InfrastructureUniversity of Puerto Rico93.389Project Grants$1,287,000
  • General Administration - Executive BranchDevelopmental Disabilities Basic Support and Advocacy GrantsPlanning Board93.630Project Grants$2,364,000
  • HousingPublic and Indian HousingPublic Housing Administration14.850Direct Payments for a Specified Use$8,032,000
  • Education and CultureMeasurement and Enginering Research and StandarsUniversity of Puerto Rico11.609Project Grants$21,000
  • Education and CultureAerospace Education Services ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico43.001Project Grants$1,356,000
  • Education and CultureEducationUniversity of Puerto Rico43.008Project Grants$24,000
  • Justice AdministrationCrime Victim AssistanceDepartment of Justice16.575Formula Grants$4,413,000
  • Justice AdministrationEDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAMDepartment of Justice16.738Formula Grants$2,005,000
  • Social WelfareEmergency Shelter Grants ProgramDepartment of the Family14.231Direct Payments for a Specified Use$3,451,000
  • HealthPrimary Care Services_Resource Coordination and DevelopmentDepartment of Health93.130Project Grants$1,138,000
    • Head Start
    Description: The Head Start and Early Head Start Programs are intended to enrich social competence and school readiness of 3 and 4 year old children from low income families. Currently, this program sponsors, administers, delegates and supervises pre-school educational and multi-disciplinary support services to 18,014 children and their families in 21 agencies or projects that serve 64 municipalities in Puerto Rico. The sponsoring agencies are the municipalities, municipal consortia or other non-profit organizations. Early Head Start provides services to 96 infants in Aguadilla, Peñuelas, Fajardo, and Manatí.



    They provide direct funding to improve the quality of service through training and study for professional development, strengthening of physical plants, equipment and supplies acquisition, specialized services, special projects and other strategies. The parents and the communities served by the Program actively participate and make decisions through their rule making bodies, established by each agency and the Policy Council at the central level. A specialist group comprised of central level and the 5 regions of the Department of the Family creates policies and procedures and makes sure all comply with federal and state regulations. In addition, it guarantees quality of service through various programmatic strategies that can include but are not limited to training and technical assistance in the 21 agencies or projects delegated by the Program. It also offers Early Head Start services for infants and/or care centers and to pregnant women promoting prenatal health, strengthening early childhood development and better health for families in general.

    Clients: Beneficiary Families and Children
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social WelfareHead StartAdministration for Integral Development of Childhood93.600Project Grants$110,642,000
    • Health institutions
    Description: Administer the state public health facilities that provide primary, secondary and tertiary medical-hospital services in the different medical specialties and sub-specialties. Through this Program, services of the highest quality in hospitalization, emergency and external clinics are made available to the community within the serviced geographical area. This program encompasses the health services offered through the unsold health facilities. This includes the Bayamon Regional Hospital and the following health centers: Naguabo, Las Piedras, Yabucoa, Santa Isabel, Adjuntas, Vieques and the Public Health Unit of Río Piedras. Emergency rooms operate 24 hours a day in: Aguas Buenas, Barceloneta, Camuy, Castañer, Ciales, Corozal, Culebra, Dorado, Guánica, Guayanilla, Jayuya, Isabela, Lajas, Lares, Maricao, Maunabo,Morovis, Quebradillas, Sabana Grande, Toa Alta, Toa Baja and Trujillo Alto.

    Clients: The general public, with emphasis on the medically indigent population
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthMedicare_Hospital InsuranceDepartment of Health93.773Direct Payments for a Specified Use$1,820,000
    • Health Insurance Contracting and Negotiation
    Description: Contracts and negotiates physical, mental, oral health and pharmacy benefit coverage, as established by law, with organizations that are governed by these laws and regulations; known as insurers (MCO&apos;s), Mental Health Organizations (MBHO&apos;s) and Pharmacy Administrators (PBM). Provides health insurance to qualified government employees, following the direct care model. Currently, the Island has been divided into 8 regions. The organizations that provide health insurance in these regions are: Humana Health Plans of PR (East, Southeast and Southwest), Medical Card System (MCS), (North, Metro-North, San Juan, Northeast and the Virtual Region), physical health care and APS Health Care PR, in mental health (all regions). To offer quality medical services to the population, the Government has developed a new integrated health care model called &quot;Mi Salud.&quot; It can negotiate and contract on behalf of government employees.

    Clients: The general public
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthMedical Assistance Program (Medicaid; Title XIX)Health Insurance Administration93.778Formula Grants$1,110,479,000
    • Health Promotion and Protection
    Description: Develops standards; plans and evaluates primary health services through a preventive, comprehensive and holistic focus on the individual within the context of a family group. As of Administrative Order No. 179 of January 15, 2003, a new focus for health services became official. It is founded on the following principles: the prevention of risk factors associated with non-contagious chronic illnesses; restructuring to create effective promotional models in response to public health and aimed at protecting the health and security of the individuals and the communities through vaccination; monitoring epidemiological diseases and the environmental aspects that affect public health. The program revolves around the provision of health maintenance and disease prevention services, with an emphasis on the medically indigent population, specifically on high risk groups such as women, children with special health needs, adolescents and the elderly. Through this Program, specialized services are also offered to the handicapped population from 0 to 21 years of age and to victims of sexual assault. In addition, assessment and treatment for patient with HIV and other contagious diseases. Vaccination services are offered as well as diagnostic and intervention services for eligible handicapped infants from birth to 2 years of age as provided by Act 51 of June 6, 1966, as amended, that created the Office of the Auxiliary Secretary of Integrated Educational Services for Handicapped Persons, known as the Special Education Act. It is important to note that this Program also includes the Fund for the Treatment of Non-Fatal Catastrophic Illnesses that offers financial assistance to patients that lack the financial resources, and to their families.

    Clients: Children, pregnant women, adolescents, the elderly and physically and mentally handicapped persons, as well as patients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) and sexually transmitted diseases
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthHousing Opportunities for Persons with AIDSDepartment of Health14.241Formula Grants$1,810,000
  • HealthCrime Victim AssistanceDepartment of Health16.575Formula Grants$418,000
  • HealthSpecial Education_Grants for Infants and Families with DisabilitiesDepartment of Health84.181Project Grants$4,728,000
  • HealthMaternal and Child Health Federal Consolidated ProgramsDepartment of Health93.110Project Grants$886,000
  • HealthProject Grants and Cooperative Agreements for Tuberculosis Control ProgramsDepartment of Health93.116Project Grants$831,000
  • HealthAbstinence EducationDepartment of Health93.235Project Grants$1,395,000
  • HealthUniversal Newborn Hearing ScreeningDepartment of Health93.251Project Grants$104,000
  • HealthImmunization GrantsDepartment of Health93.268Project Grants$3,528,000
  • HealthCenters for Disease Control and Prevention _Investigations and Technical AssistanceDepartment of Health93.283Project Grants$3,301,000
  • HealthHIV Care Formula GrantsDepartment of Health93.917Formula Grants$40,011,000
  • HealthHealthy Start InitiativeDepartment of Health93.926Project Grants$480,000
  • HealthHIV Prevention Activities_ Health Department BasedDepartment of Health93.940Project Grants$7,685,000
  • HealthHuman Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) / Acquired Immunodeficiency Virus Syndrome (AIDS) SurveillanceDepartment of Health93.944Project Grants$1,373,000
  • HealthBlock Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance AbuseDepartment of Health93.959Formula Grants$458,000
  • HealthBioterrorism PreparednessDepartment of Health93.961Project Grants$11,842,000
  • HealthPreventive Health Services_Sexually Transmitted Diseases Control GrantsDepartment of Health93.977Project Grants$1,518,000
  • HealthMaternal and Child Health Services Block Grant to the StatesDepartment of Health93.994Formula Grants$16,563,000
    • Highways Systems Construction
    Description: Administers, advises, plans, designs, and prepares all road construction projects in accordance with the Agency&apos;s development plan. Performs improvement projects, bridge replacements, real estate acquisition and road paving.




    Clients: Automobile drivers, transportation users and public in general
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • TransportationHighway Planning and ConstructionHighway and Transportation Authority20.205Project Grants$130,000,000
    • Historic Conservation and Preservation
    Description: Promotes the conservation of historic properties of Puerto Rico according to the requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended. Counsels and issues opinions regarding the renovation work to historical properties, specifically when the project is funded with Federal Grants. They also expedite licenses, permits and warranties. Creates and maintains inventories and documents of historic properties in Puerto Rico. Draws up and processes nominations to the National Register of Historic Places. Coordinates with public and private agencies the efficient conservation of our historic patrimony. Provides technical assistance to the public, municipalities, state and federal agencies regarding the correct management, adequate treatments and the best practices of patrimony conservation of our historic properties.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Federal government, state, municipal and the public interested in the renovation and valuation of historic, architectural and archeological resources.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureHistoric Preservartion Fund Grants-In-AidState Historic Preservation Office15.904Project Grants$618,000
    • Humacao College
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate and bachelor degrees. Also, offers transfer programs and a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/

    Clients: 4,676 students
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureSea Grant SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico11.417Project Grants$41,000
  • Education and CultureBasic Scientific ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico12.431Project Grants$184,000
  • Education and CultureEmergency Solutions Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico14.231Formula Grants$75,000
  • Education and CultureHispanic-Serving Institutions Assisting Communities (HSIAC)University of Puerto Rico14.514Project Grants$14,000
  • Education and CultureFish and Wildlife Management AssistanceUniversity of Puerto Rico15.608Project Grants$2,000
  • Education and CultureGrants to Reduced Violent Crimes Against Women on CampusesUniversity of Puerto Rico16.525Project Grants$155,000
  • Education and CultureAerospace Education Services ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico43.001Project Grants$21,000
  • Education and CultureMathematical and Physical SciencesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.049Project Grants$59,000
  • Education and CultureComputer and Information Science and EngineeringUniversity of Puerto Rico47.070Project Grants$17,000
  • Education and CultureBiological SciencesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.074Project Grants$65,000
  • Education and CultureEducation and Human ResourcesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.076Project Grants$109,000
  • Education and CultureOffice of Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico47.081Project Grants$38,000
  • Education and CultureTrans-NSF Recovery Act Reasearch SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico47.082Project Grants$705,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$241,000
  • Education and CultureHigher Education_ Institutional AidUniversity of Puerto Rico84.031Project Grants$7,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$778,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO Student Support ServicesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.042Project Grants$391,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO_Upward BoundUniversity of Puerto Rico84.047Project Grants$258,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$12,835,000
  • Education and CultureMinority Science and Engineering ImprovementUniversity of Puerto Rico84.120Project Grants$157,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO_Ronald E. McNair Post - Baccalaureate AchievementUniversity of Puerto Rico84.217Project Grants$70,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$31,000
  • Education and CultureResearch InfrastructureUniversity of Puerto Rico93.389Project Grants$292,000
  • Education and CultureChild Care and Development Block GrantUniversity of Puerto Rico93.575Formula Grants$89,000
  • Education and CultureBiomedical Research and Research trainingUniversity of Puerto Rico93.859Project Grants$754,000
  • Education and CultureHispanic Serving Institutions Education GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.223Project Grants$75,000
  • Education and CultureChild and Adult Care Food ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico10.558Formula Grants$8,000
    • Integrated Educational Services for the Handicapped
    Description: Provides educational opportunities to children and youths with handicaps, Act No. 51 of June 7, 1996 of Puerto Rico, as amended, known as Act of Integral Educational Services for People with handicaps as well as Federal Law, Public Act 105-17 Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) require that efforts are made to locate children and youths with special education needs. At the same time, the right of every disabled child and youth between 3 and 21 years to receive a free and appropriate public education is established.&lt;br&gt;

    Under Act No. 51, &lt;i&gt;supra&lt;/i&gt;, the Department of Education, as well as other leading agencies has the responsibility to establish strategies to locate and register participants in order to fulfill the needs of these children and youths. At the same time, they establish mechanisms and procedures to divulge the criteria of eligibility, availability of services and ways to access the these services. &lt;br&gt;

    Act. No. 51 of June 7, 1996, confers to the Associate Secretary of Special Education (S.A.E.E. Spanish acronym) the autonomy to establish structures and administrative processes that facilitate the offering of required services to persons with impediments up to 21 years of age.&lt;br&gt;

    To fulfill this responsibility, strategies are revieewed and updated in a yearly basis comply with the duties and responsibilities assigned through state and federal legislation.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: All children and youths from 3 to 21 years of age registered with some type of disability
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureSpecial Education Grants to StatesDepartment of Education 84.027Formula Grants$107,052,000
  • Education and CultureSpecial Education Preschool GrantsDepartment of Education 84.173Formula Grants$2,752,000
  • Education and CultureSpecial Education_Technical Assistance and Dissemination to Improve Services and Results for Children with DisabilitiesDepartment of Education 84.326Project Grants$65,000
    • Integrated services to Communities
    Description: This program develops activities and projects intended to improve the quality of life in communities and in public housing. It manages and assigns federal funds to eligible entities that offer services and programs, developed to promote self-sufficiency in the individuals and families living below the poverty line and works to diminish causes of poverty. It distributes funds to improve eating habits and the quality of life of elders and homeless people.

    Clients: Families from sectors and communities which are economically, socially, culturally, occupationally, educationally and environmentally disadvantaged.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HousingCommunity Services Block GrantFamilies and Children Administration93.569Formula Grants$26,639,000
    • Internal Treatment Services
    Description: Provides residential, transitional, psychosocial residential and psychosocial ambulatory services. The primary objective is to attain effective integration in the community. The home treatment services are offered according to distinct categories and are organized according to the needs and strengths of the referred clientele. These homes are established through service contracts with organizations incorporated by the Department of State and community members interested in serving and helping with the recuperation of people.
    &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;
    In addition, residential services are provided for rehabilitation in the Integrated Recuperation Service Centers in Cayey and Trujillo Alto that offer psychosocial rehabilitation services in transitory installations; men&apos;s residences in San Juan and Ponce and for women in San Juan. This program was designed to offer treatment to those participants with substance abuse problems that need to be in therapeutic environments for eight to twelve months. Services includes: psychological services, group therapy, occupational and recreational therapy. The Adolescent Residential Services Program offers residential treatment to adolescents from 13 to 17 years old with severe emotional disturbances and with substance use problems.

    &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;
    The area of internal services serves its clientele in the Dr. Ramón Marina-Fernández Psychiatric Hospital in Río Piedras, the Ponce Forensic Psychiatric Hospital and the San Juan Psychiatric Hospital.

    Clients: Adult patients 18 or older with mental health conditions or substance use problems that need acute hospitalization and ambulatory or residential psychosocial services. In the case of minors between the ages of thirteen to seventeen, those that need residential transitional services are included for mental health or substance use.
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  • HealthBlock Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance AbuseMental Health and Addiction Services Administration93.959Formula Grants$2,710,000
    • Judicial Systems Administration
    Description: The Courts of Puerto Rico constitute a unified judicial system for purposes of jurisdiction, operation and administration. This program processes criminal or civil cases that require intervention from the judicial system. It is the judicial system that determines the constitutionality of a law.

    Clients:
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Justice ExecutionState Court Improvement GrantGeneral Court of Justice93.586Formula Grants$443,000
    • Land Pollution Regulation
    Description: Plans, develops and monitors compliance as it relates to management of dangerous solid waste and non-dangerous solid waste in Puerto Rico. This program develops projects, studies and research geared to the application of new methods for management, storage, treatment and disposal of solid waste.

    as amended, known as the Management of Used Oil in Puerto Rico Act regulate the disposal of used tires and oils. This program authorizes who will manage the disposal of these products.&lt;br&gt;

    Act. No. 172-1996

    Act.171-1996

    as amended, known as the Tire Management Act and

    Clients: The community in general
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthTSCA Title IV State Lead Grants_Certification of Lead -Based Paint ProfessionalsEnvironmental Quality Board66.707Formula Grants$424,000
  • HealthHazardous Waste Management State Program SupportEnvironmental Quality Board66.801Formula Grants$1,468,000
    • Land Use Planning
    Description: Plans how the lands and infrastructure will be used by creating objectives and goals and developing plans that identify different geographic scales to guarantee the optimal use of the land. It also evaluates public and private projects submitted for the consideration of the Board for residential, commercial, touristic, industrial and agricultural use.

    Clients: The Governor, Legislature, agencies of the Executive Branch, municipalities, private sector and individuals requesting services.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • General Administration - Executive BranchHomeland Security Grant ProgramPlanning Board97.067Formula Grants$140,000
    • Licensing of child and elderly care businesses
    Description: Evaluates, expedites licenses and monitors businesses in Puerto Rico that provide care to children and the elderly, in accordance with established laws and regulations. In addition, expedites licenses and monitors natural and juridical organizations that place minors in agencies, organizations and institutions so they can be adopted.

    Clients: Businesses that care for children and the elderly.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social WelfareChild Care and Development Block GrantDepartment of the Family93.575Formula Grants$134,000
  • Social WelfareChild Welfare Services_ State GrantsDepartment of the Family93.645Formula Grants$1,200,000
    • Local Area Unemployment Insurance Statistics (LAUS)
    Description: Program produces monthly and annual employment, unemployment and labor force data. Data includes monthly and annual employment, unenployment, and labor force data for regions and divisions. These estimates are key indicators of local economic conditions. Federal programs use the data for fund allocation.

    Clients: Employers, students, universities, private consultant, municipal organizations, state, federal and general public.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesLabor Force StatisticsDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.002Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use$64,000
    • Local Veterans Employment Representative (LVER)
    Description: Offers services to veterans and eligible spouses to increase employment and job market opportunities.

    Clients: Veterans and eligible spouses that are capable and available for employment, state and municipal government.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesLocal Veterans' Employment Representative ProgramDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.804Formula Grants$298,000
    • Management and Public Debt
    Description:
    Clients:
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Public DebtPublic Housing Capital FundPublic Housing Administration14.872Formula Grants$17,636,000
    • Management of penal institutions and services to inmates and juvenile offenders
    Description: Provides rehabilitation services to citizens that are admitted to a penal institution for not posting the bail imposed by the Court or for having been sentenced to prison; and to minors that have been detained. As part of this program, the inmate/detained minor is guaranteed his/her constitutional rights: the right to life, access to the courts and legal representation, as well as receiving just and humane treatment. &lt;br&gt;

    It offers programs and services to encourage and promote behavioral changes of inmates in order to rehabilitate and help them rejoin society as useful, productive and responsible members of society. Counseling, orientation, treatment, housing, meals, clothing, educational, recreational and religious services are offered.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Anyone incarcerated by the courts.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Custody and Rehabilitation of InmatesTitle 1 Program for Neglected and Delinquent ChildrenDepartment of Correction and Rehabilitation84.013Formula Grants$556,000
    • Managerial Affairs
    Description: Implements public policy related to the management, administration and auxiliary support of the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources and its components. Services offered include: prepare reports requested by the Office of Management and Budget and the Human Resources Office; coordinates and administers the development of federal wildlife projects, endangered species, and management of costal zones, geographic, surveying and forests assistance.

    Clients: General public
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Natural ResourcesCoastal Zone Management Administration AwardsNatural Resources Administration11.419Formula Grants$122,000
  • Natural ResourcesSport Fish RestorationNatural Resources Administration15.605Formula Grants$109,000
  • HealthIndirect CostsEnvironmental Quality Board00.000Direct Payments for a Specified Use$2,005,000
    • Maritime Facilities Maintenance and Administration
    Description: Plans and develops maritime transportation&apos;s facilities and services, and provides services to multiple users. Manages and regulates the use of ports and wharves under the jurisdiction of the Authority. Administers; collects fares and fees set by law; monitors the entry and exit of vessels to the island; and extends permits for mooring and anchoring of vessels.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Provides maritime transportation services to local and international public
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • TransportationHomeland Security Grant ProgramPorts Authority97.067Formula Grants$3,827,000
    • Mass Transportation in the Metropolitan Area
    Description: Develop, manage and maintain the Metropolitan Area mass transit system for all citizens, specifically for people with limited economic resources and people with disabilities.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Metropolitan Area residents and visitors, and people with disabilities
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • TransportationFederal Transit_Capital Investment GrantsMetropolitan Bus Authority20.500Project Grants$12,386,000
  • TransportationFederal Transit_Formula Grants (Urbanized Area Formula Program)Metropolitan Bus Authority20.507Formula Grants$14,165,000
    • Mayaguez University
    Description: Offers studies leading to associate degrees, transfer programs, bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees. Also, offers programs for community service in all municipalities and a varied offering of professional and continuing education program. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/

    Clients: 13,828 students
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureTrans-NSF Recovery Act Reasearch SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico47.082Project Grants$50,000
  • Education and CultureVocational and Educational Counseling for Servicemembers and VeteransUniversity of Puerto Rico64.125Project Grants$6,000
  • Education and CultureNear Coastal WatersUniversity of Puerto Rico66.464Project Grants$12,000
  • Education and CultureU.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Scholarship and Fellowship ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico77.008Project Grants$115,000
  • Education and CultureState Energy ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico81.041Direct Payments for a Specified Use$314,000
  • Education and CultureOffice of Science Financial Assistance ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico81.049Project Grants$126,000
  • Education and CultureEnergy Efficiency and Renewwable Energy Information Dissemination, Outreach, Traininig and Technical Analysis/AssistanceUniversity of Puerto Rico81.117Project Grants$186,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$564,000
  • Education and CultureHigher Education_ Institutional AidUniversity of Puerto Rico84.031Project Grants$578,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$971,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$32,647,000
  • Education and CultureMinority Science and Engineering ImprovementUniversity of Puerto Rico84.120Project Grants$205,000
  • Education and CultureTwenty - First Century Community Learning CentersUniversity of Puerto Rico84.287Formula Grants$508,000
  • Education and CultureTransition to TeachingUniversity of Puerto Rico84.350Project Grants$81,000
  • Education and CultureMath & Science PartnershipUniversity of Puerto Rico84.366Project Grants$897,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$239,000
  • Education and CultureNIEHS Superfund Hazardous Substances_Basic Research and EducationUniversity of Puerto Rico93.143Project Grants$237,000
  • Education and CultureFamily Planning - ServicesUniversity of Puerto Rico93.217Project Grants$152,000
  • Education and CultureSubstance abuse and mental health services projects of reaional and national significanceUniversity of Puerto Rico93.243Project Grants$132,000
  • Education and CultureDiscovery and Applied Research for Technological Innovations to Improve Human HealthUniversity of Puerto Rico93.286Project Grants$18,000
  • Education and CultureResearch InfrastructureUniversity of Puerto Rico93.389Project Grants$310,000
  • Education and CultureTrans-NIH Recovery Act Research SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico93.701Project Grants$80,000
  • Education and CultureBiomedical Research and Research trainingUniversity of Puerto Rico93.859Project Grants$1,755,000
  • Education and CultureResearch for Mothers and ChildrenUniversity of Puerto Rico93.865Project Grants$84,000
  • Education and CultureCenters for Homeland SecurityUniversity of Puerto Rico97.061Project Grants$191,000
  • Education and CultureScientific Leadership AwardsUniversity of Puerto Rico97.062Project Grants$173,000
  • Education and CultureUSAID Foreign Assistance for Programs OverseasUniversity of Puerto Rico98.001Project Grants$35,000
  • Education and CultureAgricultural Research_ Basic and Applied ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico10.001Project Grants$68,000
  • Education and CulturePlant and Animal Disease, Pest Control, and Animal CareUniversity of Puerto Rico10.025Project Grants$394,000
  • Education and CultureGrants for Agricultural Research, Special Research GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.200Project Grants$280,000
  • Education and CultureCooperative Forestry ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico10.202Formula Grants$89,000
  • Education and CulturePayments to Agricultural Experiment Stations Under Hatch ActUniversity of Puerto Rico10.203Formula Grants$4,312,000
  • Education and CultureSustainable Agriculture Research and EducationUniversity of Puerto Rico10.215Project Grants$18,000
  • Education and CultureHispanic Serving Institutions Education GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.223Project Grants$1,064,000
  • Education and CultureAgricultural and Rural Economic ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico10.250Dissemination of Technical Information$49,000
  • Education and CultureIntegrated ProgramsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.303Project Grants$12,000
  • Education and CultureHomeland Security_AgriculturalUniversity of Puerto Rico10.304Project Grants$71,000
  • Education and CultureResident Instruction Grants for Insular Area ActivitiesUniversity of Puerto Rico10.308Project Grants$415,000
  • Education and CultureAgriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI)University of Puerto Rico10.310Project Grants$58,000
  • Education and CultureOutreach and Assistance for Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and RanchersUniversity of Puerto Rico10.443Project Grants$104,000
  • Education and CultureFood Safety Cooperative AgreementsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.479Project Grants$2,000
  • Education and CultureCooperative Extension ServiceUniversity of Puerto Rico10.500Project Grants$6,967,000
  • Education and CultureForestry ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico10.652Project Grants$3,000
  • Education and CultureUrban and Community Forestry ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico10.675Project Grants$15,000
  • Education and CultureForest Health ProtectionUniversity of Puerto Rico10.680Formula Grants$20,000
  • Education and CultureRural Business Enterprise GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.769Project Grants$48,000
  • Education and CultureRural Business Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.773Project Grants$6,000
  • Education and CultureResource Conservation and DevelopmentUniversity of Puerto Rico10.901Advisory Services and Counseling$38,000
  • Education and CultureSoil and Water ConservationUniversity of Puerto Rico10.902Advisory Services and Counseling$8,000
  • Education and CultureSoil SurveyUniversity of Puerto Rico10.903Dissemination of Technical Information$5,000
  • Education and CultureEnvironmental Quality Incentives ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico10.912Direct Payments for a Specified Use$150,000
  • Education and CultureIntegrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS)University of Puerto Rico11.012Project Grants$1,154,000
  • Education and CultureEconomic Development Technical AssistanceUniversity of Puerto Rico11.303Project Grants$117,000
  • Education and CultureSea Grant SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico11.417Project Grants$1,300,000
  • Education and CultureCoastal Zone Management Administration AwardsUniversity of Puerto Rico11.419Formula Grants$130,000
  • Education and CultureCoastal Zone Management Estuarine Research ReservesUniversity of Puerto Rico11.420Project Grants$5,000
  • Education and CultureFinancial Assistance for National Centers for Coastal Ocean ScienceUniversity of Puerto Rico11.426Project Grants$231,000
  • Education and CultureOffice of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Joint and Cooperative InstitutesUniversity of Puerto Rico11.432Project Grants$19,000
  • Education and CultureSoutheast Area Monitoring and Assessment ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico11.435Project Grants$73,000
  • Education and CultureHabitat ConservationUniversity of Puerto Rico11.463Project Grants$31,000
  • Education and CultureMeteorologic and Hydrologic Modernization DevelopmentUniversity of Puerto Rico11.467Project Grants$1,113,000
  • Education and CultureApplied Meteorological ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico11.468Project Grants$15,000
  • Education and CultureCoastal Services CenterUniversity of Puerto Rico11.473Project Grants$131,000
  • Education and CultureEducational Partnership ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico11.481Project Grants$367,000
  • Education and CultureBasic and Applied Scientific ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico12.300Project Grants$28,000
  • Education and CultureBasic Scientific ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico12.431Project Grants$407,000
  • Education and CultureSelected Reserve Educational Assistance ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico12.609Dissemination of Technical Information$1,000
  • Education and CultureResearch and Technology DevelopmentUniversity of Puerto Rico12.910Provision of Specialized Services$30,000
  • Education and CultureEndangered Species Conservation ¿ Recovery Implementation FundsUniversity of Puerto Rico15.657Project Grants$16,000
  • Education and CultureAssistance to State Water Resources Research InstitutesUniversity of Puerto Rico15.805Formula Grants$71,000
  • Education and CultureGeological Survey Research and Data AcquisitioUniversity of Puerto Rico15.808Project Grants$2,000
  • Education and CultureEmployment ServiceUniversity of Puerto Rico17.207Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use$164,000
  • Education and CultureHighway Training and EducationUniversity of Puerto Rico20.215Project Grants$117,000
  • Education and CultureState and Community Highway SafetyUniversity of Puerto Rico20.600Formula Grants$48,000
  • Education and CultureUniversity Transportation Centers Program University of Puerto Rico20.701Project Grants$97,000
  • Education and CultureAerospace Education Services ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico43.001Project Grants$106,000
  • Education and CultureEducationUniversity of Puerto Rico43.008Project Grants$87,000
    • Medical Sciences University
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate, bachelor&apos;s degrees, certificates for post-bachelor degrees, doctorates, and post-doctorate. Also, offers joint programs between campuses and transfers, as well as a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/



    Clients: 2,375 students
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureBiomedical Research and Research trainingUniversity of Puerto Rico93.859Project Grants$2,000,000
  • Education and CultureResearch for Mothers and ChildrenUniversity of Puerto Rico93.865Project Grants$1,808,000
  • Education and CultureAging ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.866Project Grants$2,000
  • Education and CultureMedical Library AssistanceUniversity of Puerto Rico93.879Project Grants$3,000
  • Education and CultureGrants for Residency Training in General Internal Medicine and/or General PediatricsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.884Project Grants$494,000
  • Education and CultureRural Health Medical Education Demostrations ProjectsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.906Project Grants$298,000
  • Education and CulturePublic Health TraineeshipsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.964Formula Grants$243,000
  • Education and CulturePreventive Health Services_Sexually Transmitted Diseases Control GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.977Project Grants$25,000
  • Education and CultureBioterrorism Training and Curriculum Development ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico93.996Project Grants$20,000
  • Education and CultureBiological SciencesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.074Project Grants$187,000
  • Education and CultureEducation and Human ResourcesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.076Project Grants$422,000
  • Education and CultureMathematical and Physical SciencesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.079Project Grants$3,000
  • Education and CultureTrans-NSF Recovery Act Reasearch SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico47.082Project Grants$
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$36,000
  • Education and CultureHigher Education_ Institutional AidUniversity of Puerto Rico84.031Project Grants$17,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Project Grants$57,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$1,675,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$993,000
  • Education and CultureHIV Prevention Programs for WomenUniversity of Puerto Rico93.015Project Grants$76,000
  • Education and CultureMaternal and Child Health Federal Consolidated ProgramsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.110Project Grants$28,000
  • Education and CultureOral Diseases and Disorders ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.121Project Grants$790,000
  • Education and CultureNIEHS Superfund Hazardous Substances_Basic Research and EducationUniversity of Puerto Rico93.143Project Grants$542,000
  • Education and CultureAIDS Education and Training CentersUniversity of Puerto Rico93.145Project Grants$578,000
  • Education and CultureResearch Related to Deafness and Communication DisordersUniversity of Puerto Rico93.173Project Grants$329,000
  • Education and CultureDisabilities PreventionUniversity of Puerto Rico93.184Project Grants$37,000
  • Education and CultureHansen's Disease National Ambulatory Care ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico93.215Project Grants$471,000
  • Education and CultureFamily Planning - ServicesUniversity of Puerto Rico93.217Project Grants$3,190,000
  • Education and CultureResearch On Healthcare Costs, Quality And OutcomesUniversity of Puerto Rico93.226Project Grants$2,000
  • Education and CultureGrants to States to Support Oral Health Workforce ActivitiesUniversity of Puerto Rico93.236Project Grants$93,000
  • Education and CultureMental Health Research GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.242Project Grants$1,671,000
  • Education and CultureSubstance abuse and mental health services projects of reaional and national significanceUniversity of Puerto Rico93.243Project Grants$95,000
  • Education and CultureAdvanced Education Nursing Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico93.247Project Grants$492,000
  • Education and CulturePublic Health Training Centers Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico93.249Project Grants$521,000
  • Education and CultureOccupational Safety and Health ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico93.262Project Grants$135,000
  • Education and CultureAlcohol Research ProgramsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.273Project Grants$830,000
  • Education and CultureDrug-Free Communities Support Program GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.276Project Grants$38,000
  • Education and CultureDrug Abuse Research ProgramsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.279Project Grants$1,553,000
  • Education and CultureMental Health National Research Service Awards for Research TrainingUniversity of Puerto Rico93.282Dissemination of Technical Information$28,000
  • Education and CultureCenters for Disease Control and Prevention _Investigations and Technical AssistanceUniversity of Puerto Rico93.283Project Grants$52,000
  • Education and CultureMinority Health and Health Disparities ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.307Project Grants$940,000
  • Education and CultureNursing ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.361Project Grants$15,000
  • Education and CultureResearch InfrastructureUniversity of Puerto Rico93.389Project Grants$11,866,000
  • Education and CultureCancer Cause and Prevention ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.393Project Grants$341,000
  • Education and CultureCancer Centers Support GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.397Project Grants$1,505,000
  • Education and CultureCancer Research ManpowerUniversity of Puerto Rico93.398Project Grants$312,000
  • Education and CultureARRA - Public Health Traineeship ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico93.405Formula Grants$11,000
  • Education and CultureUniversity Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities_Education, Research and ServiceUniversity of Puerto Rico93.632Project Grants$560,000
  • Education and CultureTrans-NIH Recovery Act Research SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico93.701Project Grants$677,000
  • Education and CultureAging Congregate Nutrition Services for StatesUniversity of Puerto Rico93.707Formula Grants$
  • Education and CultureCenters for Medicare and Medicaid Services Research, Demonstrations and EvaluationsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.779Project Grants$7,000
  • Education and CultureHeart and Vascular Diseases ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.837Project Grants$327,000
  • Education and CultureLung Diseases ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.838Project Grants$2,000
  • Education and CultureArthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.846Project Grants$63,000
  • Education and CultureExtramural Research Programas In The Neurosciences and Neurological DisordersUniversity of Puerto Rico93.853Project Grants$910,000
  • Education and CultureAllergy, Immunology and Transplantation ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.855Project Grants$2,794,000
  • Education and CultureMilitary Medical Research And DevelopmentUniversity of Puerto Rico12.420Project Grants$42,000
  • Education and CultureJuvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention_Special EmphasisUniversity of Puerto Rico16.541Project Grants$195,000
  • Education and CultureViolence Against Women Formula GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico16.588Formula Grants$189,000
  • Education and CultureMathematical and Physical SciencesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.049Project Grants$97,000
    • Natural Resources Guarding Corps
    Description: Protect, preserve and conserve natural resources to guarantee compliance with existing laws and regulations. Services offered to citizens include: conferences in schools, ground surface extraction permit inspections and hunting permit inspections.

    Clients: Hunters, bathers, boat owners, students, community groups, pet shop owners, fishermen, developers, business people and heavy equipment owners
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Natural ResourcesCoastal Zone Management Administration AwardsNatural Resources Administration11.419Formula Grants$24,000
  • Natural ResourcesBoating Safety Financial AssistanceNatural Resources Administration20.005Project Grants$625,000
    • Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico (NAP)
    Description: This Program was implemented in Puerto Rico on July 1, 1982 by an amendment to Food Stamps Act (Act 95-113). Said amendment is known as the Omnibus Reconciliation Act (Act 97-35 of August 13, 1981).

    It is responsible for providing economic assistance to low income families and for providing them with a mechanism for acquiring food. Among its functions are furnishing nutritional benefits and providing nutritional education. The benefits supplied are for purchasing food from establishments and prepared food estalishments certified by the agency.

    Other programs dedicated to food services for families are the Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) and Child and Adult Care Food Program.

    Clients: Low income families
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social WelfareChild and Adult Care Food ProgramAdministration for Socioeconomic Development of the Family10.558Formula Grants$683,000
  • Social WelfareNutrition Assistance for Puerto RicoAdministration for Socioeconomic Development of the Family10.566Project Grants$1,902,771,000
  • Social WelfareEmergency Food Assistance Program (Administrative Costs)Administration for Socioeconomic Development of the Family10.568Formula Grants$1,868,000
    • Occupational Development Systems Regulation and Inspection
    Description: The Program acts as a regulatory and oversight entity that assesses, coordinates and establishes public policy related to occupational development and human resources.

    Clients: Governmental agencies, municipalities, consortia and private entities
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesWIA Dislocated WorkersOccupational and Human Resources Development Council17.260Formula Grants$51,362,000
    • Occupational Employment Statistics (OES)
    Description: Provides statistical sample data by industry and occupation based on a study completed to publish information regarding the wages and occupation of non-agricultural establisments. Study lasted 3 years using a random sample of 10,500 non-agricultural establishment and was conducted via mail. Every year, around 3,500 establishments representing all industries participate of the survey. The establishment surveyed are selected by the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW).

    Clients: Data is utilized by: Inmigration Certifications, Job Security, Professional Counselors, Educational and Vocational Programs Planners and in the Judicial Centers at the different nutrition assistance offices.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesLabor Force StatisticsDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.002Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use$153,000
    • Office of the First Lady
    Description: Organizes and conducts activities and special initiatives that contribute to the achievement of the Administration&apos;s objectives. In addition, represents the Governor at various events. &lt;br&gt;

    Clients:
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • General Administration - Executive BranchState CommissionOffice of the Governor94.003Project Grants$1,546,000
    • One Stop LMI (OSL)
    Description: Is a tool used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics that encompasses 7 areas of statistical information and a Field Personnel Division. Data is used to develop training programs and to help the employer understand market growth opportunities bases on the number of avalilable resources.

    Clients: Employers, students, universities, private consultant, municipal organizations, state, federal and general public.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesEmployment Service/Wagner-Peyser Funded ActivitiesDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.207Formula Grants$451,000
    • OSHA Statistics (OSHA)
    Description: Conducts survey related injuries and occupational disease at around 2,500 locations. They gather information about workers including: demographics, injury type, sick leave days and type of event, to mention a few. They also conduct a census to determine the amount of work related death.

    Clients: Employers, students, universities, private consultant, municipal organizations, state, federal and general public.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesCompensation and Working ConditionsDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.005Project Grants$102,000
    • Outreach Services and Community Support
    Description: Provides counseling and intervenes in crisis, coordinate services, manage cases, identifies homeless people and place them in shelters and coordinates temporary housing. The services included at transitional housing are: psychological and psychiatric evaluation; development and implementation of an individualized treatment plan; medical and nursing evaluation; routine toxicology; counseling and individual or group therapy. The greatest contribution is made by the social work component to reinforce the following up and case management. Services are offered through a dedicate line (1-800-981-0023) available 24/7 and staffed by a multidisciplinary professional team. It serves the population identified as homeless or people at risk of losing their homes, through the Aid to Homeless People (Project PATH). It directs all outreach with case managers or interagency coordinators for the adult, child and adolescent populations. It also provides services designed for homeless people with acute health conditions. It coordinates through the &quot;Programa de Vuelta a la Vida: Sanación y Hogar&quot;, efforts for homeless people to obtain housing and are integrated into the community.

    Clients: The entire population including children, adults and the elderly with mental conditions or substance and alcohol users
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthHousing Opportunities for Persons with AIDSMental Health and Addiction Services Administration14.241Project Grants$3,671,000
    • Partnership program for housing investments (HOME)
    Description: The Association for Housing Investment Program (HOME) was created by the 1990 National Accessible Housing Act. This Program is financed entirely by federal funds. Every year, the United States Government assigns federal funds that are distributed among participating jurisdictions to stimulate the development of affordable housing. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;

    Puerto Rico has been among this Program&apos;s participating jurisdictions since 1992. It is administered by the Housing Department. On July 1, 2011, the program was transferred to the Authority. This Program is responsible for analyzing and selecting projects.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Municipalities, private developers, Community Housing Development Organizations, contractors, citizens and other non-profit organizations.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HousingHome Investment Partnerships ProgramsHousing Financing Authority14.239Formula Grants$8,000,000
    • Pediatric Hospital Administration
    Description: Since 1982, the University Pediatric Hospital offers tertiary and super tertiary level health care. Children of all ages and from all social and economic classes are provided for in this facility with the same degree of care and dedication. Patients up to 21 years of age are taken care of without regard to sex, race, religion, political beliefs or financial condition.





    The Hospital also has an Emergency Room and 4 Surgical Rooms outfitted with instruments and equipment required for all pediatric surgeries. During that same fiscal period, 3,761 surgical procedures were performed. Practically, all pediatric services necessary for the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric medical conditions are offered in this facility. Such services are offered in an environment that has been adapted to the needs and characteristics of the pediatric population. The majority of services are highly specialized. Among the services offered are: intensive care for premature, pediatric retinopathy intensive care, medical genetics, bone marrow transplants, cardiology, hematology and gastroenterology, endocrinology, neurology and others.

    Education and research are integral parts of the Hospital&apos;s capabilities. The most modern and scrutinize medical attention is guaranteed.


    Within the surgical specialty there are innumerable services that require specialized and competent knowledge, skills and personnel to tend to the patient&apos;s health problems: general pediatric surgery, ophthamology, urology, neurology, orthopedics, EENT (Eye ,Ear, Nose and Throat specialist) and thoracic surgery. Surgeons count with the support of the Department of Anesthesiology of the Medical Sciences campus and the ASEM.

    The Pediatric Hospital currently has 162 beds. The distribution, up to June 30, 2010 was 55 General Pediatrics, 30 Pediatric Surgery, 25 Neonatal Intensive Care, 10 Pediatric Intensive Care, 15 in Oncology and 3 units on Bone Marrow Transplant. It also has 7 Isolation rooms which are distributed as follows: 2 units for general surgery, 2 pediatric units and 3 pediatric intensive care units.

    Clients: Minors up to 17 years old
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  • HealthChildren's Hospitals Graduate Medical Education PaymentDepartment of Health93.255Direct Payments for a Specified Use$1,390,000
    • Permits, endorsements and specialized services
    Description: Manage natural resources and public property by issuing permits and endorsements. It oversees anthropogenic and fiduciary activities within the public domain that are directly linked to the economic development of the Island (Regulations: 4860, 6916, 25 and 6213). It evaluates and issues endorsements or comments about developmental proposals and activities regulated by other governmental entities where the Department of Natural Resources is involved in the evaluation process as an expert agency and because of its jurisdiction over natural resources. It also evaluates and endorses hydrological studies. In addition, it provides technical assessment, lands surveys, particularly for the boundaries in the public domain and geological aspects for processing permits and endorsement to other units attached to the Department.

    Clients: General public, state and federal governmental entities and Natural Resources Department and Administration personnel
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Natural ResourcesCoastal Zone Management Administration AwardsNatural Resources Administration11.419Formula Grants$215,000
    • Physical and Vocational Rehabilitation Services
    Description: The Vocational Rehabilitation Administration (VRA) is a component of the Department of Labor and Human Resources, as provided by Act 2000, as amended, known as the Puerto Rico Vocational Rehabilitation Act. The VRA is the State Designated Unit that administrates state public funds matched by the federal government through the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) for the establishment of a program to offer vocational rehabilitation services to eligible people with disabilities. This provision was established by Public Act 93-112 of September 26, 1973 and its amendments, known as the Rehabilitation Act. The intention of this Act is to provide individualized services so that eligible people with disabilities attain their goals of employment or self-sufficiency according to their strengths, priorities, resources, interests, concerns, abilities and choices. The services offered by the ARV are the following: assessment, referrals, counseling and orientation, physical and mental restoration, transportation, support, rehabilitation technology, personal assistance, readers, interpreters, training, job searches and vocational rehabilitation for family members. Occupational licenses, tools and basic occupational equipment are also available.

    Clients: Provide services to people with physical, mental, cognitive or sensory disabilities so they prepare themselves and obtain or secure employment in accordance with their capabilities, interests, abilities, concerns, resources, priorities and choice.
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  • Social WelfareRehabilitation Services_Independent Living Services for Older Individuals Who are BlindVocational Rehabilitation Administration84.177Project Grants$384,000
  • Social WelfareSupported Employment Services for Individuals with Severe DisabilitiesVocational Rehabilitation Administration84.187Formula Grants$300,000
  • Social WelfareRehabilitation Training_State Vocational Rehabilitation Unit In-Service TrainingVocational Rehabilitation Administration84.265Project Grants$129,000
  • Social WelfareRehabilitation Services_Vocational Rehabilitation Grants to StateVocational Rehabilitation Administration84.126Formula Grants$69,640,000
  • Social WelfareIndependent Living State GrantsVocational Rehabilitation Administration84.169Formula Grants$305,000
    • Planning
    Description: Analyzes and studies new courses of action, reviews the Agency&apos;s programmatic, administrative and operational processes. It also validates research with statistical information and reliable data. The Office is comprised of the following teams: Planning and Programming, Fiscal and Programmatic Oversight, Statistics and Data Analysis, Research and Evaluation, and Managerial Analysis. It counsels the Administrator, offers technical support to the dependencies and other working units in the formulation of short, medium and long range plans.

    Clients: Agency personnel, governmental institutions, the university community, the private sector and non-profit entities
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  • HealthSubstance abuse and mental health services projects of reaional and national significanceMental Health and Addiction Services Administration93.243Project Grants$180,000
    • Planning and Coordination of Traffic Safety
    Description: With the support of private enterprise and other Commonwealth of Puerto Rico agencies (for example, the Puerto Rico Police) develops, promotes and implements educational programs to prevent traffic accidents and related tragedies.

    Clients: Anyone that transits and uses public roads and highways.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social SecurityState and Community Highway SafetyTraffic Safety Commission20.600Project Grants$12,186,000
    • Police Patrol
    Description: Provide preventive surveillance, protection services and security to the Puerto Rican community, including the Superintendents, public officials and dignitaries.

    Clients: Puerto Rico's population.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Law and Order PreservationViolence Against Women Formula GrantsPuerto Rico Police 16.588Project Grants$
    • Ponce College
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate and bachelor degrees. Also, offers transfer programs and a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/


    Clients: 3,438 students
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureGrants to Reduced Violent Crimes Against Women on CampusesUniversity of Puerto Rico16.525Project Grants$12,000
  • Education and CultureWIA Youth ActivitiesUniversity of Puerto Rico17.259Formula Grants$32,000
  • Education and CultureState and Community Highway SafetyUniversity of Puerto Rico20.600Formula Grants$44,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$179,000
  • Education and CultureTitle I Grants to Local Educational AgenciesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.010Formula Grants$339,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$509,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$11,715,000
  • Education and CultureRehabilitation Long-Term TrainingUniversity of Puerto Rico84.129Project Grants$5,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$4,000
  • Education and CultureBiomedical Research and Research trainingUniversity of Puerto Rico93.859Project Grants$381,000
    • Preservation and Administration of Energy Affairs
    Description: Promote the use of alternative and renewable sources of energy, as well as encourage energy conservation to create a future where energy is more efficient, affordable, less vulnerable and environmentally sustainable.

    Clients: Businesses, industries, schools, hospitals, government agencies, municipalities, universities and the general community, among others.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • EnergyStage Enegy ProgramEnergy Affairs Administration81.041Project Grants$1,082,000
  • EnergyWeatherization Assistance for Low-Income PersonsEnergy Affairs Administration81.042Dissemination of Technical Information$776,000
    • Prevention and Health Promotion
    Description: Designs, develops, implements and evaluates the health prevention and promotion plan, developed following Agency&apos;s public policy. It uses effective research strategies and promotes the establishment of programs as well as services based on effective models. It offers priority services to the following populations: children and youth at risk, teacher (public and private), volunteer leaders, public and private sector employees, families or women that are heads of households.

    Through the services offered, the Program will be able to act as a facilitator in training, assessment and offering technical assistance to public and private organizations. It will also serve community based organizations that implement programs, activities or prevention services and the promotion of mental health in Puerto Rico.

    Clients: Children, adolescents, families, youth, leaders, volunteers, special community and public housing residents, employees, merchants and the university community.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • HealthBlock Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance AbuseMental Health and Addiction Services Administration93.959Formula Grants$4,373,000
    • Protection against Employment Discrimination
    Description: Ensures compliance with law dispositions which establish public policy related to on the problem of job discrimination for reasons of age, race, color, religion, political ideals, sex, social origin and nationality. Also, investigates complaints filed by employees and job applicants who allege discrimination for the reasons given.

    Clients:
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesEmployment Discrimination_State and Local Fair Employment Practices Agency ContractsDepartment of Labor and Human Resources30.002Direct Payments for a Specified Use$436,000
    • Protection and Defense of citizens with disabilities rights
    Description: Provide guidance, referrals, professional assistance, mediation, legal and administrative remedies to disabled persons with respect to programs or services available under state and federal laws.

    Clients: Per the 2010 Census, 726,334 disabled people in Puerto Rico
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social WelfareRehabilitation Services - Client Assistance ProgramDisabled People Advocate Office84.161Formula Grants$125,000
  • Social Welfare Assistive TechnologyDisabled People Advocate Office84.224Formula Grants$50,000
  • Social WelfareProgram of Protection and Advocacy of Individual RightsDisabled People Advocate Office84.240Formula Grants$181,000
  • Social WelfareProtection and Advocacy for Individuals with Mental IllnessDisabled People Advocate Office93.138Formula Grants$618,000
  • Social WelfareProtection and Advocacy Traumatic Brain InjuryDisabled People Advocate Office93.234Formula Grants$50,000
  • Social WelfareTraining and Technical Assistance to Improve Voting Access for Individuals with DisabilitiesDisabled People Advocate Office93.618Formula Grants$70,000
  • Social WelfareDevelopmental Disabilities Basic Support and Advocacy GrantsDisabled People Advocate Office93.630Formula Grants$929,000
    • Public policy formulation and coordination
    Description: Establishes public policy and management strategies for the effective operation and functioning of the Executive Branch. Coordinates through the Office of the Chief of Staff of the Governor and the Offices of the Advisors, the implementation of stated public policy. Advises the Governor regarding areas of expertise. The Program also channels the evaluation of all bills, proposed laws and Executive Orders in all phases. &lt;br&gt;

    Clients:
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • General Administration - Executive BranchHead StartOffice of the Governor93.600Project Grants$175,000
    • Radio Stations Operations
    Description: Administrates two radio stations, AM and FM, through a daily transmission of 24 hours.

    Clients: Population of Puerto Rico
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CulturePublic Telecommunications Facilities Planning and ConstructionPublic Broadcasting Corporation11.550Project Grants$
    • Redevelopment of land and facilities of the Roosevelt Roads Naval Station
    Description: Develops and implement the Reutilization Plan for the Roosevelt Roads Navy Base. It also manages, supervises and administers all economic development projects

    Clients: Ceiba, Naguabo and Puerto Rico east coast residents.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Land ReserveCommunity Base Reuse PlansAuthority for the Redevelopment of the land and facilities of the Roosevelt Roads Naval Station12.612Project Grants$1,031,000
    • Reforestation, management and conservation of living resources
    Description: Responsible for investigating, planning and managing Island forestry, aquatic and wildlife resources. Services offered include: reforestation projects, scientific research permit evaluations and the exportation of wildlife, and hunting and fishing permit evaluations. Administers Act No. 133 of July 1, 1975, as amended, known as the Forests Act, Act No. 70 of May 30, 1976, as amended, known as the Wildlife Act and Act No. 83 of May 13, 1936, as amended, known as the Fishing Act.

    Clients: Visitors to forests, reserves and sanctuaries
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Natural ResourcesCooperative Forestry AssistanceNatural Resources Administration10.664Project Grants$125,000
  • Natural ResourcesCoastal Zone Management Administration AwardsNatural Resources Administration11.419Formula Grants$1,704,000
  • Natural ResourcesCoastal Zone Management Estuarine Research ReservesNatural Resources Administration11.420Project Grants$587,000
  • Natural ResourcesCooperative Fishery StatisticsNatural Resources Administration11.434Project Grants$119,000
  • Natural ResourcesSoutheast Area Monitoring and Assessment ProgramNatural Resources Administration11.435Formula Grants$209,000
  • Natural ResourcesSport Fish RestorationNatural Resources Administration15.605Formula Grants$3,993,000
  • Natural ResourcesWildlife RestorationNatural Resources Administration15.611Formula Grants$1,733,000
  • Natural ResourcesEndangered Species ConservationNatural Resources Administration15.612Project Grants$180,000
    • Regulation and Certification of Health Facilities
    Description: Plans, issues standards, and expedites licenses to regulate and provide accreditation for health institutions and services. One of its functions is to make certain that all health facilities are established in an orderly manner by ensuring compliance with the laws, regulations and state and federal standards and make sure that all institutions are duly authorized, licensed and certified so that the beneficiaries receive the appropriate quality services. Among its activities is the Certification of Need and Convenience required to establish health facilities in Puerto Rico; the regular inspection of the facilities committed to drug manufacturing and distribution; the regulation of clinical and anatomical laboratory operations, blood banks, plasmapheresis and serumpheresis; the inspection required to certify health facilities participating in the Medicaid, Medicare and the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA). The inspection of state, municipal and private ambulances; the inspection and licensing of Tattoo Studios; the maintenance of a Demographic Artists Registry; authorizes the issuing of Health Certificates by physicians and administers the Patient&apos;s Bill of Rights. On the other hand, it investigates complaints related to health services and the Board of Drug Bioequivalent is ascribed to it. The Board&apos;s purpose is to educate patients regarding the use, accessibility and benefits of bioequivalent drugs.

    Clients: This Program grants licenses and inspects health installations, establishments, ambulances, products and drugs.
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  • HealthClinical Laboratory Improvement ActDepartment of Health42.493Direct Payments for a Specified Use$475,000
  • HealthMedicare_Hospital InsuranceDepartment of Health93.773Direct Payments for a Specified Use$427,000
    • Regulation and Inspection of the Insurance Industry
    Description: Regulates, reviews and inspects Puerto Rico&apos;s insurance industry. Through audits, it ensures that the insurance industry complies with all the stipulations of the Puerto Rico Insurance Code, with emphasis on guaranteeing the economic solvency of authorized insurers in Puerto Rico and optimal functioning of the insurance industry in general. Also, authorizes the organization and operation in Puerto Rico, of local, national, and foreign insurance companies; and intervenes in the operations of all the insurers.

    Clients: Mostly composed of agents and insurance brokers, adjusters, insurers, insured or holders of insurance, claimants, as well as the general public.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Consumer ProtectionOthers GrantsOffice of the Commissioner of Insurance00.001Project Grants$500,000
    • Rio Piedras University
    Description: Offers studies leading to bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees, post-bachelors, post masters certificates and studies leading to an entry level professional law degree. Also offers, joint and exchange programs with other campuses and other foreign universities, as well as a varied offering of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/

    Clients: 18,966 students
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Education and CultureGreater Research Opportunities (GRO) Fellowships For Undergraduate Environmental StudyUniversity of Puerto Rico66.513Project Grants$1,000
  • Education and CultureOffice of Science Financial Assistance ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico81.049Project Grants$24,000
  • Education and CultureAdult Education State Administered Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.002Formula Grants$48,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$552,000
  • Education and CultureHigher Education_ Institutional AidUniversity of Puerto Rico84.031Project Grants$1,398,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$707,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO Student Support ServicesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.042Project Grants$705,000
  • Education and CultureTRIO_Talent SearchUniversity of Puerto Rico84.044Project Grants$440,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$32,469,000
  • Education and CultureMinority Science and Engineering ImprovementUniversity of Puerto Rico84.120Project Grants$6,000
  • Education and CultureRehabilitation Long-Term TrainingUniversity of Puerto Rico84.129Project Grants$131,000
  • Education and CultureTwenty - First Century Community Learning CentersUniversity of Puerto Rico84.287Formula Grants$108,000
  • Education and CultureTeacher Quality Enhancement GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.336Project Grants$473,000
  • Education and CultureMath & Science PartnershipUniversity of Puerto Rico84.366Project Grants$281,000
  • Education and CultureImproving Teacher Quality State GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.367Formula Grants$1,891,000
  • Education and CultureCollege Access Challenge Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.378Formula Grants$58,000
  • Education and CultureP.R. HIV/AIDSUniversity of Puerto Rico93.006Project Grants$296,000
  • Education and CultureMental Health Research GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.242Project Grants$608,000
  • Education and CultureSubstance abuse and mental health services projects of reaional and national significanceUniversity of Puerto Rico93.243Project Grants$84,000
  • Education and CultureMental Health Research Career/Scientist Development AwardsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.281Project Grants$113,000
  • Education and CultureMinority Health and Health Disparities ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.307Project Grants$21,000
  • Education and CultureNursing ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.361Project Grants$50,000
  • Education and CultureResearch InfrastructureUniversity of Puerto Rico93.389Project Grants$42,000
  • Education and CultureChild Care and Development Block GrantUniversity of Puerto Rico93.575Formula Grants$756,000
  • Education and CultureDevelopmental Disabilities Basic Support and Advocacy GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.630Formula Grants$99,000
  • Education and CultureTrans-NIH Recovery Act Research SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico93.701Project Grants$55,000
  • Education and CultureBlood Diseases and Resources ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.839Project Grants$26,000
  • Education and CultureDiabetes, Endocrinlogy and Metabolism ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico93.847Project Grants$149,000
  • Education and CultureExtramural Research Programas In The Neurosciences and Neurological DisordersUniversity of Puerto Rico93.853Project Grants$310,000
  • Education and CultureBiomedical Research and Research trainingUniversity of Puerto Rico93.859Project Grants$4,686,000
  • Education and CultureHomeland Security Preparedness Technical Assistance ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico97.007Project Grants$35,000
  • Education and CultureHispanic Serving Institutions Education GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico10.223Project Grants$470,000
  • Education and CultureResident Instruction Grants for Insular Area ActivitiesUniversity of Puerto Rico10.308Project Grants$26,000
  • Education and CultureAgriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI)University of Puerto Rico10.310Project Grants$19,000
  • Education and CultureChild and Adult Care Food ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico10.558Formula Grants$15,000
  • Education and CultureUrban and Community Forestry ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico10.675Project Grants$24,000
  • Education and CultureSea Grant SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico11.417Project Grants$30,000
  • Education and CultureBasic Scientific ResearchUniversity of Puerto Rico12.431Project Grants$148,000
  • Education and CultureBasics Applied and Advanced Research in Scence and EngineeringUniversity of Puerto Rico12.630Provision of Specialized Services$752,000
  • Education and CultureEndangered Species Conservation ¿ Recovery Implementation FundsUniversity of Puerto Rico15.657Project Grants$20,000
  • Education and CultureAssistance to State Water Resources Research InstitutesUniversity of Puerto Rico15.805Formula Grants$20,000
  • Education and CultureGrants to Reduced Violent Crimes Against Women on CampusesUniversity of Puerto Rico16.525Project Grants$83,000
  • Education and CultureOccupational Safety and Health_Susan Harwood Training GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico17.502Project Grants$25,000
  • Education and CultureState and Community Highway SafetyUniversity of Puerto Rico20.600Formula Grants$79,000
  • Education and CultureAerospace Education Services ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico43.001Project Grants$1,091,000
  • Education and CulturePromotion of The Humanities - Federal/Stage PartnershipUniversity of Puerto Rico45.129Project Grants$14,000
  • Education and CulturePromotion of the Humanities Education Development and DemonstrationUniversity of Puerto Rico45.162Project Grants$46,000
  • Education and CultureEngineering GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico47.041Project Grants$60,000
  • Education and CultureMathematical and Physical SciencesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.049Project Grants$135,000
  • Education and CultureGeosciencesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.050Project Grants$70,000
  • Education and CultureComputer and Information Science and EngineeringUniversity of Puerto Rico47.070Project Grants$99,000
  • Education and CultureBiological SciencesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.074Project Grants$1,615,000
  • Education and CultureEducation and Human ResourcesUniversity of Puerto Rico47.076Project Grants$1,549,000
  • Education and CultureTrans-NSF Recovery Act Reasearch SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico47.082Project Grants$677,000
  • Education and CultureSurvivors and Dependents Educational AssistanceUniversity of Puerto Rico64.117Direct Payments for a Specified Use$1,000
  • Education and CultureBeach Monitoring And Notification Program Implementation GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico66.472Formula Grants$121,000
    • Safety and Health at Work
    Description: Promotes the implementation of federal and state safety and health standars in the work environment through memos, inspections and related complaints in the public sector as well as the private.

    Clients: Central and municipal government and private sector employees, as well as their employers.
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  • Labor and Human ResourcesOccupational Safety and Health_State ProgramDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.503Project Grants$2,531,000
    • Safety and Preservation of Military Facilities
    Description: Ensures the safety of military installations, as well as the operation and maintenance of the physical installations. These are carried out by state personnel and, in some cases, through service agreements with the Federal National Guard. &lt;br&gt;

    Clients: All civil and military personnel in the administration and operation of precincts and military installations of the Puerto Rico National Guard.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Law and Order PreservationNational Guard Military Operations and Maintenance ProjectsPuerto Rico National Guard12.401Formula Grants$28,586,000
    • Secretary's Advisory Office
    Description: Supports the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources and its components offering services to ensure operations, regulations, taxes and quasi-judicial authority are developed in accordance with legal principles. Provides legal counsel services to the Department, and counsels the Secretary of the Department of Natural an Enviromental Resources, its components, other governmental agencies, the Office of the Governor, the Legislature and citizens, regarding the laws and regulations administered by the Department. It represents the Agency in judicial proceedings, writes contracts, agreements, and legislative bills and proposes regulations. Acts as a notary, conducts research, interprets and applies governmental public policy about the conservation of natural resources and implements regulation of public interest and the adjudication of controversies and claims as provided by existings laws and regulations.

    Clients: Project developers and the general public
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Natural ResourcesCoastal Zone Management Administration AwardsNatural Resources Administration11.419Formula Grants$73,000
    • Senior Community Service Employment Program
    Description: Provides training and development to low income workers 55 years and older through short term job placement.

    Clients: Low income or unemployed workers 55 years and older.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Labor and Human ResourcesSenior Community Service Employment ProgramDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.235Formula Grants$1,162,000
    • Services to Families with Children
    Description: Guarantees the safety, stability and well-being of: minors who are victims of intra-family and institutional abuse, women who are victims of domestic violence and families with children that demonstrate social, emotional, multiple conditions are diagnosed with multiple problems by promoting the unification of families and by offering protection and safekeeping.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Families of children with different conditions; minors who are adoption candidates and minors following an economic independence and/or emancipation plan.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social WelfarePromoting Safe and Stable FamiliesFamilies and Children Administration93.556Direct Payments for a Specified Use$5,213,000
  • Social WelfareCommunity-Based Family Resource and Support GrantsFamilies and Children Administration93.590Direct Payments for a Specified Use$
  • Social WelfareGrants to States for access and visitation programsFamilies and Children Administration93.597Formula Grants$100,000
  • Social WelfareChafee Education and Training Vouchers ProgramFamilies and Children Administration93.599Formula Grants$456,000
  • Social WelfareChildren's Justice Grants to StatesFamilies and Children Administration93.643Project Grants$216,000
  • Social WelfareChild Welfare Services_ State GrantsFamilies and Children Administration93.645Formula Grants$3,216,000
  • Social WelfareSocial Services Block GrantFamilies and Children Administration93.667Formula Grants$5,424,000
  • Social WelfareChild Abuse and Neglect State GrantsFamilies and Children Administration93.669Formula Grants$307,000
  • Social WelfareFamily violence prevention and services Grants for Battered Womens Shelter_Grants to States and Indian TribesFamilies and Children Administration93.671Formula Grants$1,225,000
  • Social WelfareChafee Foster Care Independent LivingFamilies and Children Administration93.674Formula Grants$1,475,000
    • Social Services to the Elderly and Disabled Adults
    Description: Promote a better quality of life for the elderly and for physically disabled adults by providing continuous holistic community based services to: minimize social problems, prevent deterioration and isolation, and protect individuals against abuse and negligence.

    Clients: People that are 60 years of age or older and disabled adults (severe physical limitations that are not related to mental health) lacking financial and family resources.
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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Social WelfareSocial Services Block GrantFamilies and Children Administration93.667Project Grants$1,836,000
  • Social WelfareRetired and Senior Volunteer ProgramFamilies and Children Administration94.002Project Grants$87,000
    • Special Investigations
    Description: Develops specialized techniques in the field of criminal investigation. In addition, compiles and evaluates information related to state security and investigations. It fights governmental corruption, organized crime and unlawful acts in relation to public service. It offers shelter to witnesses and victims of crime.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Government agencies and the general public

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    • SECTORGRANT NAMEAGENCY NAMECFDA CODENAMEASSIGNED
  • Justice AdministrationEDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAMDepartment of Justice16.738Formula Grants$267,000
    • Special Services for Agricultural Development
    Description: Provides technical, administrative and operational assistance as well as control and supervision of the regulations that facilitate the implementation of the General Plan for the Development of Livestock and Agriculture. It coordinates special services to farmers, elaborators, importers and users. It guarantees, by conducting the necessary lab tests, that imported products contain no unauthorized pesticide residues or exceed the tolerances established by the regulatory agencies. Prevent the entrance of pests and plant diseases as well as the dissemination of new pests that can affect agriculture in general. It also has Market Regulation Offices, Agricultural Market Inspection, Vegetable Cleanliness, Agricultural Laboratory, State and Federal Inspection, Oversight and Research of the Coffee Market and Veterinary Services. In addition, it offers services for the maintenance and development of livestock and poultry on the island. It also promotes optimum health in the Puerto Rican animal population through the control and eradication of contagious diseases in exported animals. It issues license certifications to dairy owners.

    Clients: Livestock farmers, veterinarians, egg producers, pork producers, owners of "Paso Fino" horses, poultry producers, beef producers, farmers and the general public.
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  • AgriculturePlant and Animal Disease, Pest Control, and Animal CareDepartment of Agriculture 10.025Project Grants$239,000
  • AgricultureInspection Grading and StandardizationDepartment of Agriculture 10.162Provision of Specialized Services$408,000
  • AgricultureEnvironmental Protection Consolidated Grants_Program SupportDepartment of Agriculture 66.600Project Grants$
  • AgricultureConsolidated Pesticide Enforcement Cooperative AgreementsDepartment of Agriculture 66.700Project Grants$371,000
  • AgriculturePesticide Certification Program GrantsDepartment of Agriculture 66.704Project Grants$
    • Special Supplementary Nutritional Program for Pregnant Women; Infants; and Children (WIC)
    Description: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture&apos;s Federal Food and Consumer Services Program. It provides services to low income pregnant women, infants and children from 1 to 5 years of age who are at nutritional risk. The program includes nutritionists, nurses and doctors that evaluate the participant&apos;s medical-nutritional needs to establish the food supplements each should have, according to their risk and dietary needs. The program provides food stamps that can be redeemed in previously authorized commercial establishments. There are 700 authorized stores throughout Puerto Rico. The foods provided to the participants must meet the nutritional criteria established by the Federal Government, which includes: sources of protein, calcium, iron and vitamins C and A, among others.

    Clients: Composed of low income pregnant, lactating or post-partum women; as well as infants and children from 1 to 5 years of age, that are at nutritional risk during a critical period of their development, and that qualify according to the criteria of eligibility by income. On average 199,077 cases are seen on a monthly basis.
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  • HealthSpecial Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC Program)Department of Health10.557Formula Grants$241,104,000
    • Students Employment Services
    Description: The Program is created to help young adults find adequate employment during their senior year based on their academic history, experience and interests. The Program also offers referral services for part-time jobs to university students in their senior year.

    Clients: Young university students who are legally authorized to work.
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  • Labor and Human ResourcesEmployment Service/Wagner-Peyser Funded ActivitiesDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.207Formula Grants$706,000
    • Subsidized housing
    Description: Provides low income families subsidies for the rental of homes, as established by Section 8 of the Federal Housing Act. It is responsible for determining the eligibility of participants, the amount of rent and the subsidy payment. In addition, it grants and coordinates subsidy payments to multi-family project owners according to Housing and Urban Development (HUD) criteria.

    Clients: Low income families that receive rent subsidies and multi-family rental developers.
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  • HousingSection 8 Rental Certificate ProgramHousing Financing Authority14.857Direct Payments for a Specified Use$143,480,000
    • Subsidized Housing and Community Development
    Description: Offers low income individuals the option to live in an adequate, safe home via subsidies for new housing projects or rentals in nearby communities. Promotes the economic and social development of the families in public housing projects and special communities, so they can improve their quality of life and achieve self-sufficiency. Joins efforts with public and private entities to achieve self-determination as well as revitalizing the process of social reconstruction, promote strategies, coordinate services and facilitate an improved quality of life in public housing projects and communities

    Clients: Low income persons, and persons over 60 years of age.
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  • HousingSection 8 Housing Choice VouchersDepartment of Housing14.871Direct Payments for a Specified Use$61,702,000
    • Supervision and Regulation of Residential Facilities for Children
    Description: Offers and oversees services provided to abused minors living in the facilities operated or contracted by the Department and foster homes. Establishes, in coordination with the Licensing Program, the regulations, requirements, rules and control measures needed to adequately operate residential facilities administered by the Department of the Family.

    Clients: Homeless minors younger than 21 or that have been removed from their homes and are in the custody of the Department of the Family
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  • Social WelfareSocial Services Block GrantFamilies and Children Administration93.667Formula Grants$1,085,000
    • Technical and Vocational Education
    Description: Prepare human resources to strengthen the economic development of the country. Its philosophy is centered on the preparation of individuals who possess the occupational, technical, basic academic, ethical and employability skills that allow them to acquire a job, maintain it and progress in it to effectively contribute to the dynamic society in which we live. The program has over 100 vocational and technical courses in 7 areas. These services are offered in diurnal and evening hours, in accordance with the needs of the clientele in 557 schools with a non-occupational offer. The Vocational and Technical Programs give students the opportunity to participate in industry internships as part of the courses.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Youths participating in the technological programs at the secondary level.
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  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsDepartment of Education 84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$96,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Work - Study ProgramDepartment of Education 84.033Direct Payments for a Specified Use$100,000
  • Education and CultureVocational Education_Basic Grants to StatesDepartment of Education 84.048Formula Grants$18,161,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramDepartment of Education 84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$12,016,000
    • Television Programming and Production
    Description: Produces, selects, evaluates and promotes the programs that are transmitted by the television stations, WIPR TV 6 in Hato Rey and WIMP TV 3 in Mayaguez.

    Clients: Population of Puerto Rico
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  • Education and CulturePublic Telecommunications Facilities Planning and ConstructionPublic Broadcasting Corporation11.550Project Grants$
    • Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
    Description: The TANF Program is a product of Act 104-93 of August 22, 1996, the Personal Responsibility Reconciliation and Employment Opportunity Act, (Welfare Reform Act), which was reauthorized under the 2005 Deficit Reduction Act, effective February 2008.

    It provides financial aid to people or families with low income. Financial assistance is provided so that the families are able to end their dependency on the government and become self-sufficient by acquiring the necessary skills to succeed in their jobs and marriages.

    It also provides financial assistance to people 65 and older, the blind, disabled people over 18, adults with temporary or lifelong disabilities, people under 18 with lifelong disabilities living with an adult and children living with guardians.

    Clients: Low-income families and people
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  • Social WelfareTemporary Assistance for Needy FamiliesAdministration for Socioeconomic Development of the Family93.558Formula Grants$88,846,000
  • Social WelfareLow-Income Home Energy AssistanceAdministration for Socioeconomic Development of the Family93.568Project Grants$3,966,000
    • Traffic Control and Safety
    Description: Maintains public order to avoid accidents, as well as provides safety on the public ways. Controls and directs motor vehicle transit through twelve Transit Divisions established in the Police Areas, the Division for Highway Patrol and the Stations for Road Patrol.

    Clients: Authorized drivers who possess active licenses
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  • Law and Order PreservationState and Community Highway SafetyPuerto Rico Police 20.600Formula Grants$
    • Unemployment Insurance Benefits
    Description: Offers financial assistance to workers who lost their jobs for reasons beyond their control, and who are ready and willing to work. It also indemnifies the worker for the loss of income suffered due to his/her involuntary unemployment.

    Clients: Workers who are covered by Unemployment who have become involuntarily unemployed, who are able and willing to work, includes agricultural and domestic service workers and federal, state, and municipal ex-employees as well as veterans and employers.
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  • Labor and Human ResourcesUnemployment InsuranceDepartment of Labor and Human Resources17.225Formula Grants$16,678,000
    • Utuado - Mountain Regional College
    Description: Offer studies leading to associate and bachelor degrees. Also, offers transfer programs and a variety of professional and continuing education programs. The details of the academic offerings are found at the Admissions Office and through the electronic address of the UPR,

    http://www.upr.edu/


    Clients: 1,622 students
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  • Education and CultureSustainable Agriculture Research and EducationUniversity of Puerto Rico10.215Project Grants$11,000
  • Education and CultureResident Instruction Grants for Insular Area ActivitiesUniversity of Puerto Rico10.308Project Grants$38,000
  • Education and CultureState and Community Highway SafetyUniversity of Puerto Rico20.600Formula Grants$30,000
  • Education and CultureTrans-NSF Recovery Act Reasearch SupportUniversity of Puerto Rico47.082Project Grants$7,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Supplemental Educational Opportunity GrantsUniversity of Puerto Rico84.007Direct Payments for a Specified Use$82,000
  • Education and CultureTitle I Grants to Local Educational AgenciesUniversity of Puerto Rico84.010Formula Grants$313,000
  • Education and CultureFederal Pell Grant ProgramUniversity of Puerto Rico84.063Direct Payments for a Specified Use$5,630,000
  • Education and CultureChild Care and Development Block GrantUniversity of Puerto Rico93.575Formula Grants$27,000
  • Education and CultureFamily Violence Prevention and Services/Grants For Battered Women's Shelters_Grants to State Domestic Violence CoalitionsUniversity of Puerto Rico93.591Formula Grants$17,000
    • Veterinary Services for disease control
    Description:
    Clients:
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  • AgriculturePlant and Animal Disease, Pest Control, and Animal CareDepartment of Agriculture 10.025Project Grants$88,000
    • Water Quality Improvement
    Description: Ensures compliance with existing regulations; develops and enforces regulations for resolving new issues, monitors disposal of sewage and domestic waste water methods and inspects waste generated by agricultural and industrial activity by sampling and field investigations. The Program&apos;s technical staff evaluates the quality of water and issues permits and certificates.&lt;br&gt;

    Clients: Industries, developers, farmers and government agencies
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  • HealthWater Quality Management PlanningEnvironmental Quality Board66.454Formula Grants$186,000
  • HealthCapitalization Grants for Clean Water State Revolving FundsEnvironmental Quality Board66.458Formula Grants$20,896,000
  • HealthBeach Monitoring And Notification Program Implementation GrantsEnvironmental Quality Board66.472Formula Grants$310,000
  • HealthPerformance Partnership GrantsEnvironmental Quality Board66.605Formula Grants$4,169,000
  • HealthState underground storage tanks programEnvironmental Quality Board66.804Formula Grants$542,000
  • HealthLeaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund Corrective Action ProgramEnvironmental Quality Board66.805Formula Grants$482,000
    • Women's Affairs
    Description: Designs, coordinates and offers conferences in topics such as: domestic violence, education and fairness in the work environment. In addition, educates, offers legal counsel, conducts investigations about cases related to affairs that affect women&apos;s rights and promotes legislation to benefit women.

    Clients: Non-governmental organizations
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  • Justice AdministrationViolence Against Women Formula GrantsWomen's Advocate Office16.588Formula Grants$1,969,000
  • Justice AdministrationViolence Against Women Formula GrantsWomen's Advocate Office16.588Project Grants$1,681,000
    • Work Opportunities Tax Credit (WOTC)
    Description: Federal Tax incentive credit was provided to private-sector businesses for hiring individuals from specific groups who have consistently faced significant barriers to employment.

    Clients: Private sector businesses that file Federal Taxes, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and Supplemental Nutrition Program (SNAP) participants, ex-convicts, veterans, Administration of Vocational Rehabilitation participants and Ticket to Work Program referrals.
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  • Labor and Human ResourcesWork Opportunity Tax Credit Program (WOTC)Department of Labor and Human Resources17.271Formula Grants$85,000
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