special services program. or as flexible as the army itself following the soldier wherever he may go in vietnam, the services offered through these various programs are even more vital to the welfare and morale of our fighting men, whether providing paperback books or operating rest and recuperation centers, army special services is on the job, imaginative projects and new ideas ideas. in saigon, the first logistical command special services library is quite similar. the army's best in the united states here. vietnamese girls in books received from stateside. used by thousands of soldiers. libraries in vietnam offer a sanctuary array for writing and study. american from many major u.s. are flown in regularly, and the newspapers and magazines are eagerly read by servicemen and of all ranks. as in stateside army libraries, there is also a taped music service. the soldiers enjoyment. in addition to these facilities, the library program distributes, books and magazines of all kinds to the fighting men. the motto o

service. background running large operations because his ability to effectively grab this issue, it is important. he inherited a postal service that was 60 days from running out of cash in organization and desperate need of modernization. since his arrival, he's taken that issue on. obviously when you're doing this, you need a plan, a plan you are willing to tell people your part of, employees that you are part of and work with your employees and make it happen. please send before this committee, he's been forthright of his desire to try and do the things not only in the postal service's best interest but also the american people and we appreciate him being here. i think it is important to remember the postal service specific to economic forces about as much as any organization in this country stretching across the century, fuel prices, labor issues, the things growth and the changes in marketplace are all part of what this postmaster general as containing the delivery of mail which is the mis

they do many services, the service that was for book registration , which is entered, the names of the children are shown, they are of school age, sit smart , it hurts, it happens, 96% of the devices are connected, 5% , god willing, they connect with the receiver device, and their services are a showcase of all the devices. and their services, i announce right here that the quality of the service is different, some people really enjoy it, they get a service without lying , they get service at least in the stages, and their quality is inadequate , the supervisory committee identified this problem from us, the general employment program organization, the president's employment organization, and the executive council of information technology will continuously monitor the quality of the service. i want you to come. by the end of the year, these services will also be upgraded. this is a big event. i am asking you to do the authentication from the first time it takes three minutes. if i do it, it will be interesting for them to see the amount of their information in the tax organization, if

service.w has money been found for the new service? who exactly is paying for it? and what's the current funding model for the bbc�*s international services as a whole? bbc... injanuary, the bbc�*s arabic radio service went off air after 85 years of broadcasting, one of ten foreign language services ending radio transmissions, also including the chinese, hindi and persian services. the bbc said the cuts, involving almost 400 job losses, were made because of the two year freeze in the licence fee imposed by the government. up until 2014, the world service, run for decades from its bush house headquarters in london, was funded not by the licence fee but directly by the foreign office. since then, the bbc has had to finance it mostly from its central budget, supplemented by annual foreign office grants. its outgoing chairman, richard sharp, back injanuary, called on the government to take back responsibility for funding the world service, saying its future is injeopardy. and though the government

we start a level of service. we also have dis counseling services that we can start with and that could be a 30 minute session every week but with a school psychologist on site. the next level is the erm service and that requires an assessment. a very specific goal team meetings, more focused and that kicks it in. with the erms,ioacan you can have once a week mental health therapy, bring mom and dad guardians or collateral therapy but sometimes it goes deeper and we have to do more. our counseling enriched educational programs, ceep are at mccally and independence high school and they get a higher level of erm services as do kids in the programs. we have a counselor, therapist on site throughout the day. >> do you think you we have enough services to meet the need at the erm-for students with iep that meet the mental health needs of a iep? >> no,er i do not. we have seen a big up tick since the covid pandemic. we had a waiting list and somebody waiting for mental health therapy is tough. it is hard to swallow, so

and then for this year, our services investments, we've looked at 5 specific services investments. we include additional support to the omi job center that director arsa mentioned. additionally support at the omi resource center for service connection and the community action grant that's omi focused and administered by the mission y and we have increased services, specific workforce services for residents at the randolph head site and engagement at the randolph head site so those were added on and next slide for the next year for '23, '24, the forecast what we submitted to the mayor's budget is the same as this year, so we've kept it at that same level. we know the mayor hasn't yet submitted her budget, but what we projected so far and what we put in keeps it at the same level as this year. that's a quick summary of our investment so far and we'll be available for questions at the end. thanks. >> thank you. next up, we have -- i don't know if she's here. but we're supposed to have the director of human rights, director davis. okay. i don't see her. so, we'll go to our city librari

patient services. i will talk to each the programs. joining mow is jessica brown director of jedi. they are contracted with adult system of indicatored adult out patient services provide out patient mental health case management, therapy, psychiatric and asian and pacific islander and russian speaking communities reaching 600 clients per year. >> the next set of service system broderick street adult residential; did you tells with serious and mental health needs in residential setting. including clients with occurring mental health, substance and physical health needs. broderick house is a 33 bed residential facility. i will pass to director brown to talk about the next 2 services. >> thank you. max and my apoloies i have to be remote today. i have a sick baby. thank you, max. the next part of service the contract has to do with mental health service pack for the asian-pacific island are mental health collaborative. this part is part of our population focus mental health services that provide out reach

service it, provide all these services on its own. we lucked out the fact it does have the capacity to help us transition when we can just completely stop contracting with united council and so the question that back to both city departments but also probably the controller, overall, how do we in these situation when we identify our subcontractors even our contractors, red flag status, no longer capable to provide services, what are there recourse and i think that is something for all of us to think about in terms of contracting process and in terms of when we do provide services like how fluid and adaptive can we really be because ultimately again, the goal is to provide the service, because that is our responsibility and in terms of dealing with contractors. what are the ways that we could in a way it is like, be able to be prepared ourselves much in advance and is there a way to actually through the auditing process that we can actually identify these problems much earlier in advance so we are not in the 6 months or less then a yea

postal service. can i get a commitment that you guys will meet with the folks in savannah lakes village. it doesn't have to be with a local postal operators. but nobody will come and have a meeting with stakeholders there. mr. dejoy: so there's a lot of things you would not believe, right, and there's a lot of requirements on us that i cannot believe, right, that we are trying to straighten out and balance with our services what the rules, what the legacy rules are in terms of what we do and what every individual american wants in terms of service. and it's almost an impossible -- you need a magical power to do it. so why he passes that collection box, there's probably a rule that says that's what we do. mr. duncan: and that is ludicrous. mr. dejoy: probably. i agree. there's a lot of ludicrous things. i could give you a list that's a thousand miles long. mr. duncan: something needs to change because americans expect to have their mail delivered. i am way over my time, mr. chairman, but thank you for

service it, provide all these services on its own. we lucked out the fact it does have the capacity to help us transition when we can just completely stop contracting with united council and so the question that back to both city departments but also probably the controller, overall, how do we in these situation when we identify our subcontractors even our contractors, red flag status, no longer capable to provide services, what are there recourse and i think that is something for all of us to think about in terms of contracting process and in terms of when we do provide services like how fluid and adaptive can we really be because ultimately again, the goal is to provide the service, because that is our responsibility and in terms of dealing with contractors. what are the ways that we could in a way it is like, be able to be prepared ourselves much in advance and is there a way to actually through the auditing process that we can actually identify these problems much earlier in advance so we are not in the 6 months or less then a yea

the services. i know that you are saying that you've done uh, a lot and that you continue to but obviously as you just recognized san francisco overall, but especially in the tenderloin, we have a dire and the kind of lethal need for more services. and so this is obviously an all hands on deck problem in the city that could not have been anticipated. before when this when this, uh, d a was created, and so you know, i just want to join the community and as the commissioner on the health commission ask you to do everything that you can to in whatever ways that you can to create those new services and to document them. i think we do need to know what has been done. and it seems, um um kind of odd and unacceptable that there's no way to count. the number of new . individuals and duplicated individuals in the tenderloin. and so, um, you know, i appreciate all the work that you've done, and i know it's you know. it can be impossible but still asking you to try to try to do it. and since you're here at th

the partnership for b public service. first, let me start just by saying thank you to all of the public servants that we have here in the room, and the more than 500 we have joining us online. as a former civil servant myself i know what it means to serve firsthand. i'm delighted each of you could join us for this culminating event of public service recognition week 2023.fe this year's event will feature an exciting panel discussion on how federal agencies are bringing more young people into government, and the experiences of emerging professionals in the federal workforce. for morean than two decades inspiringnt the next generationo serve has been central to our mission here at thehe partnersh. .. have grown larger and more complex, unfortunately public trust in our government, the only institution in my view which has the mandate, authority and resources to tackle those challenges, has frayed. regaining this trust requires more from our government. but it will not be able to solve problems and meet the needs of the publ

uh, in the field of housing and communal services. these were footage of a government meeting held by mikhail mishustin via videoconference sergei sobyanin inspected construction of the next section of the moscow high-speed ​​diameter. this time he watched the segment of the route from the paveletsky direction of the moscow railway to the moscow ring road, the mayor noted that it is likely that its construction will be completed this year. one of the most complex construction projects of urban road construction projects in the world today, the readiness of all start-up complexes is from 65 to 95%. therefore , there is every opportunity to launch it completely this year. but for this it is necessary that all the launch complexes went into operation at the same time, which is very difficult, because each of them has its own specific features and problems. an electronic signature is becoming commonplace for business , and those who are far from entrepreneurship are also mastering it. how to use this tool? what advantages does it give and

service at our department. we recrueltied and landed about 40 interns last year. i told the team, we've got to up that number. and so we made a goal of 50 interns this year and now we've exceeded that goal and there's over 100 interns that actually will be joining us at h.u.d. so i'm very happy. thank you for that. [applause] and half of those interns are in partnership with the partnership and we also have a whole cadre of our presidential management fellows. so we really believe in leaning in and trying to encourage individuals to join us at h.u.d. i think where there's probably room to improve, and we talk about this often as deputies, is trying to make access into the federal government something that feels a little bit seamless and more like private sector access. catherine: can you say more about you what mean way in? adrianne: sure. if applying for a job in the federal government, some would say, a a very difficult thing to do. and i think that as deputies we've had honest conversations about ways to imp

provision of communication services will soon be able to pay., inexpensive purchases and travel in public transport, this list is constantly expanding. and biometrics is an additional level of protection for your public services account. we talked about how to set it up in one of the previous issues , but with standard biometrics there will always be fewer services available than if you use it, confirmed to all standards , those that require proof of identity by passport are added, for example, finance, registration enhanced qualification electronic signature, and so on, verified biometrics can only be handed over in person at service centers, so far, only at bank branches, but soon this can also be done at the mfc. after we launched the first part of the mobile collection, which was also quite good. we felt the request from citizens and the need to use a simpler registration process, naturally, simplified registration entails a security issue, which we touched on here as well. the important moment will be to find a balance. uh, the use of, uh,

use servicers. congress and anyone but yourself as scapegoats so you can replace it with your radical free college agenda. mr. kvaal, can you commit to taking personal responsibility if the transition to repayment does not happen smoothly? secretary kvaal: -- mr. cordray? mr. cordray: yes. we have no incentive -- ms. foxx: are you all going to continue deflecting accountability for your actions? i'll submit 24 report to the record. i yield back. chair owens: thank you. mr. courtney. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. chairman. at the outset of my time i -- time i want to do a refresher for my colleagues and so people listening to this hearing about the history of the public service loan another giveness program as well as the income driven repayment program which are punching bags this morning by my colleagues on the other side. those measures were passed as a result of the college cost reduction act in 2007. by a bipartisan majority of 292 votes in the u.s. house of representatives. signed into law by a

that means that we need interpretive services. interpretive services are paid for. they have to figure out how to raise the money for that. would anybody like to comment on the value, the importance, of having those kinds of additional services in order to make the whole thing work? >> i would say that they are absolutely essential. and our spanish speaking population in three over centers has increased, probably, tenfold over the last five years. without translation services we cannot deliver appropriate care. we really can't use the family member that is standing there that doesn't have a medical training. there is a real investment that needs to be made in that. keeping in mind, i love the fact that you use sustainable and predictable. flap funding in these days is not flat funding, because of inflationary pressures that have really increased our costs. >> i appreciate that, i suspected almost everybody on this committee would agree that, while we certainly have a moral obligation to make sure people can get the health care that they need, if we are not able to p

and also that service levels. um under the second bullet going into second page that service levels are 20% lower any sense as to why that change mhm during is so considering this reporting period is two july through december, there has been the laguna honda hospital issues and situation and first you know discharges. and then there was hold on discharges. so that right okay, situation really has affected referrals and services of clf. okay thank you. and then i noticed also, um, that, um, one of the interesting change is to in terms of zip codes. this is again under your key findings. um that there's a high volume from 94116 zip code. i assume that's laguna honda, then is that what we're looking at? hmm. i don't know. that's the top of page three under the most frequent zip codes. yes, it is. yeah, yeah, okay. i thought i wasn't sure. i was just kind of kind of put the two together, but i was an absolutely sure. i just thought i wanted to check in and then, um, you know, i do see that this is a really important i

in the service that they provide.w, and thank you and like i said, you know, i commend you for doing it because i know it reduces churn. everyone's invested partner. everyone's got skin in the game. as they say, i just was wondering if maybe there's more of a question for the comptroller's office or somebody. how is that figured into the formula? what, whether it was an advantage or disadvantage really wasn't my, um right height, jaleo comptroller's office. so referring back to the h and h presentation around the profit margin we did do ah, they did support us in doing the analysis around the impact of the sa, particularly the tax benefits. the calculation was about a 2 to 4% benefit to recall aji. um i think their conclusion was that you know, in comparison to other jurisdictions and other companies. uh this fall's kind of within the range of what other ways providers are seen in terms of their profit margin, even with the benefit um and so that's the main calculation we've looked at is the tax benefit of the sob. um

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and this is just one of many services for parents, how it works and what other services you can getin 5 minutes in the program instruction so, to register a child at the place of residence. now it is not necessary to go to the passport office of the mfc or the department of the ministry of internal affairs in december. uh, they launched a new service in public services that allows you to register a child at the place of residence. before yes, it was necessary to come either to the ministry of internal affairs or to the mfc now you don't have to go anywhere. everything can be done electronically, submit an application, the result will also be electronically sent to your personal account. if you need it all already the mfc can be printed out, you need a verified account . at the same time, according to the law, you can register a child at the address of one of the parents, it is this parent who must apply for public services from the documents you will need scans or just a photo of the parents' passports in good quality. very simple. everything will take no more than 5 minutes. all th

card , the administrative services that people can get, from health services to administrative servicesht now in it should not be implemented in the implementation of the law, the avalanche of infrastructure that was already 80%, mantoui mod is currently adding 12% meat, and god willing , we will do the remaining percentage of the internet rightel, so that we can actually save each other from this pain, the same technology that was created in tehran. 44. use the same technology we develop villages, it doesn't matter to me that as you can see, my dear , even this optical fiber project is supported by its business. in fact, it is considered one of the deprived areas. we said that all the houses are connected for free, and this turkmen thinks that 20 to 25% of your blood is connected in a week and 80% is covered . please refer to kazeroon in the film that these images of north in march of last year, digging in the east look, let's observe justice in the development of communication and provide this opportunity to all our dear people . one disadvantage is that this fiber optic development p

as i mentioned these are some of the services and the service model. next slide. i was asked to provide a little more information about the department of public health services within hshs supportive housing system and the department of public health supports roughly $13 million annually in medical services at permanent supportive housing sites that can include on site nursing care and psychiatric support and roving team support from ucsf and we fund the total cited here and provide by dph or department of public health or other peers but 13 out of the funds is with contracted services. doing with a deeper dive into some of the newer programs dph launched its permanent supportive housing clinical housing services work. most of that was funded through our city or home and this is both a site based service model but also has linkages to the broader public health service. the program started with 10 pilot sites in january 2022 but is now operating at 69 sites and serving more than 5300 households. this offers on site medical and behavioral health services as well as

it is a very handy service tool.ntil recently , an electronic signature was only on a usb flash drive and worked only on a computer, that is, on a computer you need, firstly, buy it and go arrange to pay money first. and where is the electronic signature in demand now, e.g. on a mobile phone, that is, the state key application. well, for example, registering a business is a great way to go. er, to create a mobile e, electronic signature began with a big experiment, yes, which launched. logova in the eighteenth year there was only one service - registration of a legal entity ; it was possible to register a legal entity, they simply do not want to go anywhere from the application. well, if we are talking about the most popular services, then we still think that the signature. she, of course, it is most often used not for relations between a person and the state with state organizations. basically, when you have a contract, most often a mobile signature , the state key is used to draw up a contract by a mobile operator

but why don't we talk about wrap around services? and i want to know if there's one single nonprofit. and i want statistics. that have gone and help people to stop their eviction. manual. get my middle class, some of them. very educated, but they are now mentally challenged. and we just talk in generalities. you know, we have money for this. that and the but i action. do not reveal that i know that because i have to get involved. suppose we want to put somebody um ah, in a system but they got wraparound services. it costs five to 2 $8000. month. so i want to know if that is one single. nonprofit or one single department department. that does the work correctly with social workers. case managers having a doctor having a nurse having nurses to give wraparound services i want somebody to discuss that rather than just go and, uh, you know, make a statement. thank you. thank you for your comment, i believe is going i don't think i can. all right. moderator, are there additional public comments? there are no additional public comments over

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services. visual facial account and press the button to receive an extract during the day. she comes to her office. personal account data. you need to carefully check what to look for, it happens that some period of work is not taken into account or there is no information about earnings before january 1, 2002. or employers did not submit information about your employment at all; there is no data on working as an individual entrepreneur or information about non-insurance periods. this is when the employer did not make contributions, but the senior pension coefficients go, for example, when caring for a child or an elderly person. this length of service affects the amount of the pension, therefore it is very important that all places and periods of work are taken into account, if the data is incomplete or incorrect, then the citizen can apply for correction of information by attaching supporting documents within ten working days of the social fund. they will double-check everything, if possible,

services.s for pensioners and people retiring remotely, you can receive data and apply to the social fund. what exactly can be done through the portal and how will we tell you in 5 minutes in the instruction program? in chapter allowance pension benefits there are services such as notifications about the status of a personal account in the social fund and adjusting this account establishing a pension and its payment certificate of classification as a pre-pensioner compensation for vacation travel to pensioners of the far north management of pension savings. you can find out about the amount of the pension and social benefits, for example, a supplement to a pension or cash compensation for medicines. you can also apply and change the bank account to which the pension is transferred, and the application for recalculation of the amount of pension, and retirees who live in the far north can apply for travel compensation; those who have not yet retired can uh, view and correct information about thei

uh, they launched a new service at public services that allows you to register a child at the place ofce at the mfc now you don’t have to go anywhere. everything can be done electronically submit an application, the result will also be electronically sent to your personal account, if necessary, everything can already be done by the mfc you need to print a confirmed account. at the same time, according to the law, you can register a child at the address of one of the parents, it is this parent who must apply for public services from the documents, you will need scans or just a photo of the parents' passports . the child's birth certificate is a very simple service, it will take no more than 5 minutes. all that is needed is scanned copies. scan image of passports in both parents. you must also enter the registration number for the child. the rest is all data. what are, pulled up from a personal account and further, according to the regulations of the ministry of internal affairs, it registers within six working days, but in practice it takes in the apartment the consent of other owners t

wrap around services rkss facilitate development of service delivery models to strengthen support. target population includes individuals ready for discharge from laguna honda hospital, zuckerberg general and other san francisco skilled nursing facilities. or individuals who are imminent risk of institutional placement but willing and able to remain in the community with services. priority for these services is given to residents of laguna honda hospital and zuckerberg general hospital. the program works collaboratively with dos and the centralized intake unit to facilitate referrals to the program. the institute on aging is the current provider of the clf program along with community subcontractors. that's my presentation. if you have any comments or questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> item 6 is also a resolution approving a new grant agreement between the human services agency and the institute on aging. this is a agreement that goes from july 2023 through june 2027 and this agreement has a not to exceed of $22.75 million. this agreement provides case management services to

and then for this year, our services investments, we've looked at 5 specific services investments. we include additional support to the omi job center that director arsa mentioned. additionally support at the omi resource center for service connection and the community action grant that's omi focused and administered by the mission y and we have increased services, specific workforce services for residents at the randolph head site and engagement at the randolph head site so those were added on and next slide for the next year for '23, '24, the forecast what we submitted to the mayor's budget is the same as this year, so we've kept it at that same level. we know the mayor hasn't yet submitted her budget, but what we projected so far and what we put in keeps it at the same level as this year. that's a quick summary of our investment so far and we'll be available for questions at the end. thanks. >> thank you. next up, we have -- i don't know if she's here. but we're supposed to have the director of human rights, director davis. okay. i don't see her. so, we'll go to our city librari