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8/8/69 ATLANTA MODEL CITIES PROGRAM FIRST YEAR PROJECTS SERVING SENIOR CITIZENS 1. Child Care Services: Senior Citizen Services of Metropolitan Atlanta - A multifaceted child care program which includes two child care centers, ten family child care homes and 10 block mothers. Approximately 60 senior citizens will be used as aides in the child care center and in other supporting positions.


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Senior Citizens Personal Service Center: Senior Citizens Services of Metropolitan Atlanta - A service center to provide ·assistance to senior citizens of the Model Cities area. Services will include day care, transportation, low cost meals and an advocacy program. 3. Specialized Passenger Vap Program: Economic Opportunity Atlanta A program to meet the transportation needs of the aged, handicapped, infirm, etc. Three vehicles and drivers will be assigned to the EOA neighborhood service centers. 4. · Model Cities Shuttle Bus: Atlanta Transit System - A circumferential bus route to improve transportation' within the Model Cities area. It is expected that the senior citizen population will greatly benefit from this service. 5. Homemaker Program: Fulton County Department of Family and Children's Services - A unit of six homemakers to serve the Model Cities area. They will be of special importance to the aged population. 6. Neighborhood Consumer Services: Economic Opportunity At lan t a This pro j ect will work with residents of all ages to d evelop sk ills in consumer buying, food preparation , etc .


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8. Project Ex pand: Economic Oppo r tunity Atlanta - An exp a n s ion of EOA centers and a n e x tension of their present EOA staff s e rving in cente r s i n t he Model Cities area. Two new cente r s a r e planned in a r eas wi th a h i gh conc e ntration of senio r citi zen s . (No t De t e rmined) - This p r o gr am is not in its Health Program: f i n al form, b ut it s implementat i on will r esult i n improved health care to olde r p e rsons.


Not yet approved by Model Cities Executive Board.