(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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NICAO's Governing Board is responsible for performing oversight duties for the agency
Households must reapply for LIHEAP each year
HS automatic qualifiers include homelessness, foster care, and SNAP benefits
Both owner and renter occupied homes are eligible for LIHEAP
Family Planning provides HIV and STD testing
United Way Housing participants stay for an average of 14 months
Crisis funding can be used for heating/cooling repairs or replacements
CSBG Org Standards requires a written job description for all positions
Family Planning can provide confidential services to minors
Clients are referred to NICAO's RW HIV program after a positive diagnosis from a medical provider
NICAO conducts background checks and fingerprints on all new staff
WIC offers breastfeeding peer counseling support
CSBG Org Standards requires Personnel Policies be reviewed by an attorney and approved by the board within 5 years
Family Planning provides annual pap and pelvic exams
NICAO was incorporated in 1965
NICAO's Client Resource Specialists can assist with finding resources and referring to internal and external programs
National Performance Indicators (NPI's) are part of the CSBG plan and application
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Approximately 27.5% of Iowa families live under 200% of the poverty line
VITA can amend tax returns for clients
Income for all household members must be counted for LIHEAP applications
Embrace Iowa funds are on a first come first served basis
NICAO's CSBG funds are used to support the Client Resource Specialists
Family Planning provides Prep to individuals to reduce the risk of contracting HIV
RW HIV program serves clients outside the 9 county service area
The Healthy Pregnancy program provides education on pregnancy, labor/delivery, and infant care
NICAO has a 21 member Governing Board made up of public, private and low-income representatives
Embrace Iowa is a joint project between Iowa Community Action and the Des Moines Register
HS/EHS children receive vision, hearing, and developmental screenings
1st Five focuses on the first 5 years of a child's life
1st Five attempts to identify developmental delays before a child enters school
Head Start enrollment is at 100% FPL
Family Planning provides breast and testicular exams
WIC can provide electric breast pumps to participants in need
Approved LIHEAP applicants will receive a one-time award per heating season
HS Family Advocates provide resources and supports to families
FaDSS can serve families up to 225% FPL
10% of HS enrollment is for children with disabilities
1st Five has no income requirements
All 1st Five referrals come from primary care providers
RW HIV program assists clients with signing up for health insurance
Community Action Agencies cover over 99% of the nation's counties
The Healthy Pregnancy Program can provide prenatal vitamins
The Healthy Pregnancy Program can assist with insurance needs
Each summer, WIC participants receive Farmer's Market vouchers
WIC income guidelines are 185% FPL
ROMA provides a framework for continuous improvement
More than 1 in 7 Iowa children live in poverty
My Community Ride was developed to meet community needs that combat social influences of health
All families and individuals are eligible for CoPa
1st Five Dev Support Spec connect families for early intervention services
First time applicants are given priority for Embrace applications
CoPa and My Community Ride are funded through MercyOne
Kossuth and Butler are the only counties that do not have CoPa services
Utility bills do not need to be in the LIHEAP applicant's name to qualify
NICAO is one of 16 Community Action Agencies in Iowa
NICAO's CSBG funds are used to support the Client Resource Specialists
HS partners with parents to set educational goals for children
HS/EHS provides nutritious meals and snacks to all children enrolled
Crisis funds can be used to reconnect utility services
CSBG Org Standards requires agencies to provide training including ROMA on an ongoing basis
Approximately 11.1% of Iowa's population live below the poverty line
NICAO has 55 individuals enrolled in the RW HIV program
Maternal Health is now called The Healthy Pregnancy Program
My Community Ride helps with transportation needs
Community Action Agencies were established under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964
