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<abstract>Under Title III of the Older Americans Act, the Administration on Aging
(AoA) distributes grants to states on the basis of their proportional
share of the total elderly population in the United States. These grants
are then disbursed to more than 600 area agencies nationwide, and are
used to fund group and in-home meals, as well as support services,
including transportation and housekeeping. The grants are further
subdivided by these agencies to more than 4,000 local service providers.
AoA requires that states obligate these funds by September 30 of the
fiscal year in which they are awarded. Also, states must spend this
money within two years after the fiscal year in which it is awarded.
During this time AoA does not limit or monitor the amount of unspent
funds that states may carry over to the succeeding fiscal year. GAO
examined whether states were using Title III carryover funds to expand
their meal service programs for the elderly beyond a level sustainable
by their annual allotments alone. GAO found that the buildup and use of
Title III carryover funds to support elderly nutrition services does not
appear to be a widespread problem. However, AoA does not monitor the
states&apos; buildup of carryover funds. As a result, the agency has little
assurance that it could identify meal service problems that could emerge
in the future.</abstract>
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