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Enhancing Pre-Natal and Infant Health through Family Support Services in Southeast Michigan

This program focuses on improving pre-natal and infant health by providing comprehensive family support services across nine counties in Southeast Michigan. Through the Michigan IDA Partnership, we collaborate with regional coordinators and local organizations to offer resources for homebuyer counseling, individual development accounts, and financial education. With an emphasis on aiding vulnerable families affected by HIV/AIDS and housing challenges, our goal is to empower families for sustainable health and economic stability amidst fluctuating state funding and program changes.

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Enhancing Pre-Natal and Infant Health through Family Support Services in Southeast Michigan

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  1. Pre-natal and infant health Child Development Family Support HIV/AIDS home support Guardian Services Home Weatherization Home Construction Home Buyer Counseling Individual Development Accounts (IDA) Over 60 Programs

  2. Michigan IDA Partnership (MIDAP) • Collaboration State of Michigan and Council of Michigan Foundations • TANF • MI Foundation Support • Five Regional Coordinators • 51 Program Sites

  3. Regional Coordinating Org. • 12 program sites; 600 accounts over three-four years. • Nine counties SE Michigan; @ 3 million population • CAA’s, Housing Orgs, Faith Based. Rural and Urban • TANF, CMF, United Ways, CDBG, Private grants

  4. AFIA Grant • Award September 2001 • $470,000 for 400 Accounts • 70% Homebuyer 3:1 (max $3,000) • 30% Post Secondary Ed or Business (max $2,000)

  5. AFIA Match and Support • 1/3 of match TANF • 1/3 AFIA • 1/3 Private Funds • MIDAP providing $1,500 per account ($500 per year, max of three years)

  6. TANF cuts • March 2002 state budget cuts. • State TANF allocation of $5 million cut to $3 million. • Total TANF funded IDA’s reduced from 400 to 195.

  7. Program Change • Fund 195 IDA’s with just TANF. • Submitted request for AFIA to support 205 IDA’s. • Total IDA’s in region still 400. • Match rate for AFIA 1:1. For Home buying $1,500 up from $1,000. For Education and Business $1,000 up from $666.

  8. Program Change - more • This model only uses @$320,000 AFIA. • Leaves $150,000 of $470,000. • Not enough program support with AFIA alone ($1,500 per account). • Using all AFIA grant – total 500 accounts. • Raise $855,000 to meet match and support need.

  9. AFIA program changes • Match funds in reserve account on quarterly or regular schedule, not full amount. • Eliminate parallel account requirement. • Cap or eliminate interest transfer to individual accounts

  10. AFIA program changes- more • Separate accounts for match and administration. (May be separate grants). • Permit account support grants in excess of 15% be counted as first match funds. Therefore, permitting other public funds to be used as contribution match.

  11. AFIA program changes - more Increase in program support dollars (not administration). Participant counseling and education. $600 / participant, per year. Two hours per month. 50% AMI. Homeownership almost impossible in some markets at 200% poverty. .

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