The Georgia Department of Human Services could be facing a budget cut that would eliminate the delivery of prepared meals to thousands of seniors in Georgia. There are currently about 138,000 meals delivered annually, and over 4,300 seniors on the waiting list for the program.
The Athens Banner-Herald ran an article with these and other facts and figures about the crisis. Please visit the article at the following link: www.onlineathens.com/stories/020711/new_782016712.shtml.
In local news, the Athens Meals on Wheels program has about 100 people on the waiting list.
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
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- Press Release from NFB
- Reminders on TBC Service
- Meals on Wheels in Danger
- Walton Co. Resource/Transition Fair
- Blind Artist is Also Martial Arts Champion
- TBC Available for Outreach
- Athens Council on Aging News
- Empty Digital Cartridges
- Athens Library Offering E-Books
- IRS Forms in Alternative Formats
- Battle of Braille
- "You've Got Braille"
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