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Number of unduplicated Sample Clauses

Number of unduplicated open cases for Male Participants who received services each month
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Number of unduplicated open cases for Female Participants who received services each month
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Number of unduplicated. Beneficiaries to be Serviced Services Provided July 14 Delivery of hot meals August 14 Delivery of hot meals September 14 Delivery of hot meals October 14 Delivery of hot meals November 14 Delivery of hot meals December 14 Delivery of hot meals January 14 Delivery of hot meals February 14 Delivery of hot meals March 14 Delivery of hot meals April 14 Delivery of hot meals May 14 Delivery of hot meals Note: The number of unduplicated (individual) beneficiaries to be served should be counted only once per year.
Sample 1See All (5)
Number of unduplicated. Beneficiaries to be Serviced Services Provided July 10 ESL,GED, Outreach August 10 ESL,GED, Outreach September 10 ESL,GED, Outreach October 10 ESL,GED, Outreach November 10 ESL,GED, Outreach December 10 ESL,GED, Outreach January 10 ESL,GED, Outreach February 10 ESL,GED, Outreach March 10 ESL,GED, Outreach April 10 ESL,GED, Outreach May 10 ESL,GED, Outreach Note: The number of unduplicated (individual) beneficiaries to be served should be counted only once per year.
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Number of unduplicated. Beneficiaries to be Serviced Services Provided July 3 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services August 3 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services September 3 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services October 3 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services November 4 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services December 4 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services January 4 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services February 4 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services March 4 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services April 4 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services May 4 Medical, Behavioral and Dental Services Note: The number of unduplicated (individual) beneficiaries to be served should be counted only once per year.
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Number of unduplicated. Beneficiaries to be Serviced Services Provided July 10 Educational Recreational and Self- help services August 10 Educational Recreational and Self- help services September 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services October 1 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services November 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services December 10 Educational Recreational and Self- help services January 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services February 10 Educational Recreational and self -help services March 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services April 10 Educational Recreational and self -help services May 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services Note: The number of unduplicated (individual) beneficiaries to be served should be counted only once per year.
Sample 1
Number of unduplicated. Beneficiaries to be Serviced Services Provided July 0 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts August 0 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts September 0 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts October 0 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts November 0 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts December 0 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts January 7 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts February 7 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts March 7 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts April 7 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts May 7 Classes on Music, Theater Arts, Liberal Arts Note: The number of unduplicated (individual) beneficiaries to be served should be counted only once per year.
Sample 1
Number of unduplicated. Beneficiaries to be Serviced Services Provided July 10 Educational Recreational and Self- help services August 10 Educational Recreational and Self- help services September 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services October 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services November 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services December 10 Educational Recreational and Self- help services January 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services February 10 Educational Recreational and self -help services March 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services April 10 Educational Recreational and self -help services May 10 Educational Recreational and Self-help services Note: The number of unduplicated (individual) beneficiaries to be served should be counted only once per year and will be reported with Precinct No. 1 Accomplishments as approved. Section I In summary, describe the service(s) that will be provided by the agency as a result of the 2020 CDBG award. Project expenditures include but are not limited to reimbursement of salaries and fringe benefits for staff providing a direct service to the disabled young adults within qualified Xxxxxxx County areas.
Sample 1
Number of unduplicated. Beneficiaries to be Serviced Services Provided July 10 Medical and Behavioral Services August 10 Medical and Behavioral Services September 10 Medical and Behavioral Services October 10 Medical and Behavioral Services November 10 Medical and Behavioral Services December 10 Medical and Behavioral Services January 10 Medical and Behavioral Services February 10 Medical and Behavioral Services March 10 Medical and Behavioral Services April 10 Medical and Behavioral Services May 10 Medical and Behavioral Services Note: The number of unduplicated (individual) beneficiaries to be served should be counted only once per year.
Sample 1

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