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"The NC Small Business Program (which operated as the One North Carolina Small Business Program from FY 2006-FY 2017) helps small, innovation-based companies ... by matching federal Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SMIR) or Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grants."--Caption, page 1

A set of 10 documents provided by the Office of the Attorney General, Victim Rights Program, with resources and information on Grant Reporting Requirements and Application Guidelines and Instructions.

A set of 10 documents provided by the Office of the Attorney General, Victim Rights Program, with resources and information on Grant Reporting Requirements and Application Guidelines and Instructions.

Currently, non-profit organizations receiving public funds of $350 or more per year are required to file a written financial report, or an itemized report, showing the receipt of public funds and expenditures. HB 2188 would require both non-profit organizations receiving public funds, and the issuing agency, to publish detailed expenditure transactions on their website. The expenditure detail would be required to be available in a searchable format and would include the following information: check number, expenditure date and amount, the payee, and a description of the expenditure. The organizations exempted under current law would continue to be exempt.

Fact sheet describing the financial provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for Medicaid and Health Information Technology and other health care related initiatives.

Written testimony concerning budget cuts for FY 2009 and FY 2010, and its effect on the Medicaid program in particular, and how funding provided by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act might preserve the Kansas Medicaid program in its current state and allow the poorest of Kansans continued access to vital health care services.

Fact sheet supplying information on how the Governor's budget recommendations for the Kansas Health Policy Authority's budget are affected by American Recovery and Reinvestment Act federal stimulus funding.

"The Governor and the 2007 Legislature established state general funds for Children's Advocacy Centers. The following information defines eligibility and accountability criteria and sets forth requirements for application and administration of the grant awarded from the State Children's Advocacy Centers Grant Program (CAC). The purpose of this grant program is to initiate, enhance, or expand grant projects that establish comprehensive Children's Advocacy Centers (CACs). CACs are child-focused, community-oriented programs that coordinate investigation and intervention services for abused children by bringing together professionals and agencies in a comprehensive, multidisciplinary model. Using a team approach, professionals meet, discuss and make decisions about investigation, treatment and prosecution of child abuse cases. CACs provide a safe, neutral environment for children to disclose the details of their abuse. This unique model of collaboration is designed to ensure children are not re-victimized by the very system designed to protect them and to bring greater accountability to the "system.""

Identifies the state's brownfield remediation programs, including (1) program name, (2) statutory citation, (3) agency administering the program, (4) program description, (5) eligibility criteria, (6) how many projects remediated by the program, (7) state funding received and spent to date, and (8) staff dedicated to each program.

Provides information on the potential for state assistance with room and board expenses for seniors in assisted living facilities.

Discusses what the New England Air Museum's funding sources are and whether it receives any state tourism funds.

Discusses what state assistance, such as housing and replacement items, might be available to a nonprofit organization providing services to victims of sexual violence.

Discusses whether the statutes define "brownfields" and if the state offers funds or tax incentives to remediate them.

Provides a description of the funding sources for the Stamford Special Services Tax District (the district) and any state grants the district received.