Reports
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Maryland Claimed Allowable Community Services Block Grant Recovery Act Costs for United Communities Against Poverty, Inc.
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Nebraska Improperly Claimed Some Child Care and Development Targeted Funds
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Not All Community Services Block Grant Recovery Act Costs Claimed on Behalf of the Community Action Partnership of Natrona County for the Period July 1, 2009, Through September 30, 2010, Were Allowable
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Central Arkansas Development Council Claimed Allowable Costs Under a Recovery Act Grant
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Lake County Family YMCA Claimed Unallowable Early Head Start Costs
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New York State Claimed Allowable Community Services Block Grant Recovery Act Costs for Newburgh Community Action Committee, Inc.
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Rockford Human Services Did Not Always Charge Allowable Costs to the Community Services Block Grant - Recovery Act Program
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Not All Community Services Block Grant Costs Claimed on Behalf of the Carbon County Community Action Committee for the Period October 1, 2008, Through September 30, 2010, Were Allowable
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New York State Claimed Unallowable Community Services Block Grant Recovery Act Costs for Action for a Better Community, Inc.
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Office of Human Concern, Inc., Claimed Allowable Costs Under a Recovery Act Grant
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Citizens for Citizens, Inc., Generally Charged Allowable Costs to the Community Services Block Grant Program and the Community Services Block Grant - Recovery Act Program
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Iowa Lacked Some Documentation for Its Childcare Assistance Program Claims
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The Columbus Urban League Claimed Some Unallowable Costs to Head Start
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Northeast Florida Community Action Agency, Inc., Did Not Always Charge Allowable Costs to the Community Services Block Grant - Recovery Act Program
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Economic Opportunity Commission of Nassau County, Inc., Claimed Some Unallowable Head Start Costs
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Louisiana Improperly Claimed Some Child Care and Development Fund Targeted Funds
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Neighborhood Centers, Inc., Claimed Unallowable Head Start Costs
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Connecticut Title IV-E Training Costs Did Not Always Comply With Federal Requirements
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Ohio Exceeded the 5-Percent Limit for Claiming Child Care Development Fund Administrative Expenditures
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The Council on Rural Service Programs, Inc., Claimed Unallowable Head Start Costs