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Grant Precedent

Match / Administration for Community Living (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) / Older Americans Act Title III-B legal assistance

Measure 4489

Race and Poverty Status: Persons reporting 2 or more races (unduplicated count) and at or below poverty

RequiredotherFFY (Guidebook Version 1.2, May 2025)CD-18-08-LA

Tier not determined

No rule matched this measure, so no tier is guessed.

Race Distribution by Poverty Status: Race is reported consistent with how the client at or below the federal poverty line wishes to be identified in the following categories: o American Indian or Alaska Native and at or below the federal poverty line o Asian or Asian American and at or below the federal poverty line o Black or African American and at or below the federal poverty line o Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander and at or below the federal poverty line o White and at or below the federal poverty line o Persons reporting some other race and at or below the federal poverty line o Persons reporting 2 or more races and at or below the federal poverty line (unduplicated count) o Race missing and at or below the federal poverty line The unduplicated number of people that selected two or more race options and who are at or below the federal poverty line should be reported in the option titled "Persons reporting 2 or more races and at or below the federal poverty line (unduplicated count)." For example, if a client selects both "Asian" and "Other" for race, they should be reported as: Asian or Asian American and at or below the federal poverty line: 1; Persons reporting some other race and at or below the federal poverty line: 1; Persons reporting 2 or more races and at or below the federal poverty line (unduplicated count): 1.

Instrument
Legal Assistance State Performance Report (SPR), submitted through OAAPS
Reporting
annual (federal fiscal year, October 1 - September 30)
Target
No target rule stated
Source document, 18 (Appendix A)

Grantee precedent for this measure

No precedent measure is paired with this one. Pairs require equal names or a written alias, and the same agency.