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SUBPART II A: Applicant Self Evaluation

I-Compliance Indicator 1-Philosophy  (a)
(a) Consumer Control
 1-i Governing board is composed of individuals with significant disabilities
 1-ii CIL Employees:  Decisionmaking positions:  Total
 1-ii CIL Employees:  Decisionmaking positions:  Persons with Disabilities
 1-ii CIL Employees:  Decisionmaking positions:  Number of Minority Employees
I-Compliance Indicator 1-Philosophy  (b)
 1-ii CIL Employees: Staff positions:  Total
 1-ii CIL Employees:  Staff positions:  Persons with Disabilities
 1-ii CIL Employees:  Staff positions:  Number of Minority Employees
(b) Self-help and self-advocacy
I-Compliance Indicator 1-Philosophy  (c-d)
(c) Development of peer relationships and peer role models
(d) Equal Access (1) Including communication and physical access to CIL's services
(d) Equal Access (2) Advocates for and conducts activities that promote
(d) Equal Access (3) Makes available as appropriate in alternative formats
 

II-Compliance Indicator 2-Provision of Services on a Cross-Disabilitiy Basis
(a) Provides IL services to eligible individuals
(b) Provides IL services to individuals with a diversity of significant disabilities
(c) Provides IL core services to individuals with significant disabilities that is not targeted
 

III-Compliance Indicator 3-IL Goals (a)
(A) The CIL maintains a CSR for each consumer that contains:
(a-1) Documentation concerning eligibility for services
(a-2) Either an ILP or a waiver of the ILP
(a-3) IL goals or objectives established with the consumer
III-Compliance Indicator 3-IL Goals (b)
(B) The CIL maintains documentation that includes evidence of:
(b-1) That the CIL notifies all consumer of their right to develop or waive the development of an ILP
(b-2) The number of ILPs developed by consumers receiving services from the CIL
(b-3) CIL facilitates development and achievement of IL goals selected by individuals with significant disability who request assistance from the CIL
(b-4) CIL provides opportunities for consumers to express satisfaction with services and policies and provides results to its governing board and SILC
(b-5) The number of waivers signed by consumers receiving services from the CIL stating that ILP is unnecessary
 

IV-Compliance Indicator 4-Community Options and Community Capacity
The CIL advocated and performed at least one activity in each of the following actegories:
(a) Community advocacy
(b) Technical assistance to the community
(c) Public information and education
(d) Aggressive outreach to consumers that are unserved or underserved
(e) Collaboration with service providers, other agencies
 

V-Compliance Indicator 5-IL Core Services and other IL Services
(a) Provides information and referral to all who request these types of assistance
(b-1) Provides to individuals:  IL skills training; peer counseling (including cross-disability); individual and systems advocacy; and, a combination, as appropriate, of any two or more other IL services.
 

VI Compliance Indicator 6-Resource Development Activities
(a) Conducted resource development activities during the reporting year
 

SUBPART II D-Sources and Amounts of Resources for the Operation of the CIL During the Reporting Year

I-Resources
(A) Federal Funds
(a-1)  Ch. 1, part B, Title VII
(a-2)  Ch. 1, part C, Title VII
(a-3)  Ch. 2, Title VII
(a-4)  Other Federal Funds
B-Other Government Funds
(b-5)  State government funds
(b-6)  Local government funds
(C) Private Funds (a)
(c-7)  Foundation, corporation or trust grants
(c-8)  Donations from individuals
(c-9)  Memberships
(C) Private Funds (b)
(c-10)  Investment income, endowment
(c-11)  Fee for service (program income)
(c-11)  Other resources
(D)Total resources (sum of lines 1-12)
(E)  Amount of total resources that "pass through" to consumers
(F)  Net resources (line (d) minus line (e))

SUBPART II F-Numbers and Types of individuals with Significant Disabilities Receiving Services Through the CIL

I. Consumers served during the year
(a) Active CSRs carried over from the preceding year.
(b) CSRs started since Oct. 1 of the reporting year.
(c) Total consumers served.

II. Consumers Inactive on Sept. 30
(a)  Moved
(b)  Withdrew
(c)  Died
(d)  Inactive because goals met
(e)  Other
(f)  Total

III  Consumers Active

IV Consumer Plans and Waivers
(a) Number of individuals declining offer to develop an ILP
(b) Number of individuals with whom an ILP was developed

V Consumer Goals and Objectives
(a) Self-care
(b) Communication
(c) Mobility
(d) Residential
(e) Educational
(f) Vocational
(g) Other

VI  Age Information
(a)  Under 6
(b)  6-17
(c)  18-22
(d)  23-55
(e)  55 & over

VII  Gender
(a)  Female
(b)  Male

VIII Race/ethnicity
(a) White (non-Hispanic)
(b) Black (non-Hispanic)
(c) American Indian or Alaskan Native (including Native Hawaiians)
(d) Asian or Pacific Islander
(e) Hispanic

IX Disability
(a)  Cognitive
(b)  Mental/Emotional
(c)  Physical
(d)  Hearing
(e)  Vision
(f)  Multiple disability

X Community-Based Living
(a) Successfully relocated from nursing homes or other institutions to community-based living arrangements
(b) Individuals for whom IL services prevented necessity of entering nursing homes or other institutions
 

 SUBPART II G-Types of Services Provided Through the CIL and the Number of Individuals with Significant Disabilities Receiving Each Type of Service

I. Community services
(a) Information and referral
(b) Community and systems advocacy
(c) Outreach
(d) Publications
(e) Community education
(f) Maintaining registries
(g) Other
(h) Total (a-g)

II - Individual Services
(a) Advocacy / Legal
(b) Assistive Devices / Equipment
(c) Children's services
(d) Communication services
(e) Counseling and related services
(f) Family services
(g) Housing and shelter services
(h) Information and referral services
(i) IL Skills Training and Life Skills Training
(j) Mental Restoration
(k) Mobility training
(l) Peer Counseling
(m) Personal assistance services
(n) Physical rehabilitation
(o) Preventative services
(p) Prostheses and other
(q) Recreational services
(r) Rehabilitation technology
(s) Therapeutic treatment
(t) Transportation
(u) Youth Services
(v) Vocational services
(w) Other

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