Minnesota SF2310 extends grants for supported-decision-making programs and requires reports on their impact.
Minnesota SF2310 extends the availability of grants for supported-decision-making programs, which aim to help individuals make decisions without resorting to more restrictive forms like guardianship and conservatorship. The bill mandates that the commissioner submit an interim report by December 1, 2024, and a final report by December 1, 2025, detailing the grants' impact and outcomes, including the number of grants awarded and organizations receiving them. The final report will also include information on the total number of people served by the grants and how the funds were used.
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