Maine § 22 §6103 Purpose

Maine Statutes

§ 22 §6103 — Purpose

Maine § 22 §6103

Title 22HEALTH AND WELFARE

Part 2PRIORITY SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAM

Ch. 1501GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 22, § 22 §6103 (2026).

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To achieve this objective, it is the purpose of this Part:

1.To establish a state authorized and funded program to finance a portion of the expenditures for certain priority social services;

2.To appropriate funds primarily for contractual purchase of social services from private, nonprofit or public social agencies on the condition that they are earned or matched by other funds;

3.To provide social services to residents who do not qualify for social services paid for under national legislation, especially Titles IV or Title VI, or their successors or amendments or additions thereto, of the United States Social Security Act, as amended, and XVI of the Social Security Act or their successors;

4.To require the greater availability and more equitable distribution of certain priority socia

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To achieve this objective, it is the purpose of this Part:
1.
To establish a state authorized and funded program to finance a portion of the expenditures for certain priority social services;
2.
To appropriate funds primarily for contractual purchase of social services from private, nonprofit or public social agencies on the condition that they are earned or matched by other funds;
3.
To provide social services to residents who do not qualify for social services paid for under national legislation, especially Titles IV or Title VI, or their successors or amendments or additions thereto, of the United States Social Security Act, as amended, and XVI of the Social Security Act or their successors;
4.
To require the greater availability and more equitable distribution of certain priority social services throughout the State as a network of coordinated services in proportion to the need for such services in each part of the State;
5.
To establish, through reorganization and reassignment of duties and functions, unified administration of state funded and federally funded social service programs so that the state operations will be integrated for programs which are similar in nature, client group or administration;
6.
To require maximum coordination of programs and resources, especially full use of federal resources to the extent reasonably feasible within their limiting constraints, prior to obligation of state funds; and
7.
To require proper accounting of expenditures and maximum program accountability and evaluation for all social services funded by state revenues.