Programs hit by sequester in maryland
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*Funding loss calculated by comparing funding under sequestration to annualized funding available through the six-month continuing resolution that expires in March 2013. Source: MD Department of Budget and Management and Federal Funds Information for States Sequestration Impact on Federal Funding for Maryland* ($ in Thousands) Education ($55 Million) Special Education -16,494 Compensatory Education -15,666 Head Start -7,399 Vocation Education/Rehabilitation -4,532 Teacher Quality -2,876 21st Century Community Learning Centers -1,177 Adult Education -651 Infants and Toddlers Program -616 Other Education -5,602 Housing ($11 Million) Public Housing -10,330 Affordable Housing Grants (HOME) -1,064 Environmental Protection Natural Resources ($6 Million) Clean Water -2,849 Drinking Water -1,149 Other Environment Protection Grants -1,018 Other Miscellaneous Wildlife/Natural Resources Grants -1,249 Health & Social Services ($38 Million) WIC -8,531 Low Income Home Energy Assistance -5,758 Ryan White HIV/AIDS -4,924 Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment Block Grant -2,618 Social Services Block Grant -2,403 Child Care Block Grant -2,274 Health Centers -1,722 Refugee Assistance Cash & Medical -1,104 Maternal & Child Health Block Grant -973 Mental Health Block Grant -655 Immunization Grants -627 Other Health & Human Services Grants -6,697 Workforce Investment ($4 Million) Dislocated Workers -1,109 Youth Activities -854 Employment Service State Grants -964 Adult Training -813 Other ($14 Million) Unemployment Insurance - Administration -5,725 Community Development Block Grant -3,501 Emergency Preparedness -1,681 National Highway Performance Program -839 Community Services Block Grant -763 Veterans -242 Miscellaneous -1,457
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*Funding loss calculated by comparing funding under sequestration to annualized funding available through the six-month continuing resolution that expires in March 2013. Source: MD Department of Budget and Management and Federal Funds Information for States
Sequestration Impact on Federal Funding for Maryland* ($ in Thousands)
Education ($55 Million) Special Education -16,494
Compensatory Education -15,666 Head Start -7,399 Vocation Education/Rehabilitation -4,532 Teacher Quality -2,876 21st Century Community Learning Centers -1,177 Adult Education -651 Infants and Toddlers Program -616 Other Education -5,602
Housing ($11 Million) Public Housing -10,330
Affordable Housing Grants (HOME) -1,064
Environmental Protection Natural Resources ($6 Million) Clean Water -2,849
Drinking Water -1,149 Other Environment Protection Grants -1,018 Other Miscellaneous Wildlife/Natural Resources Grants -1,249
Health & Social Services ($38 Million) WIC -8,531
Low Income Home Energy Assistance -5,758 Ryan White HIV/AIDS -4,924 Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment Block Grant -2,618 Social Services Block Grant -2,403 Child Care Block Grant -2,274 Health Centers -1,722 Refugee Assistance Cash & Medical -1,104 Maternal & Child Health Block Grant -973 Mental Health Block Grant -655 Immunization Grants -627 Other Health & Human Services Grants -6,697
Workforce Investment ($4 Million) Dislocated Workers -1,109
Youth Activities -854 Employment Service State Grants -964 Adult Training -813
Other ($14 Million) Unemployment Insurance - Administration -5,725
Community Development Block Grant -3,501 Emergency Preparedness -1,681 National Highway Performance Program -839 Community Services Block Grant -763 Veterans -242 Miscellaneous -1,457
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