General Information

General Information

This page is to provide detailed policies and procedures which are applicable to funds administered by AgeGuide Northeastern Illinois, including those provided under the Older Americans Act, State appropriations, and other related programs. These policies and procedures are intended to:

Describe the procedures that AgeGuide will follow in monitoring grant activities and identify the fiscal compliance responsibility of grantees.

Prescribe fiscal and program policies and procedures that will safeguard public funds being used in the Older Americans Act and related grants administered by AgeGuide.

Monitoring and Special Reviews

AgeGuide has the responsibility to ensure that all agencies receiving Older Americans Act or other Agency-administered funds operate effectively and in compliance with the terms and conditions of their award documents. As a result, AgeGuide has a system for monitoring and conducting special reviews of funded agencies.

Monitoring is the ongoing process by which AgeGuide systematically gathers provider program and fiscal data. Monitoring can be conducted through the use of on-site visits and/or desk reviews. Activities include (but are not limited to) the following:

1. Review of provider reports submitted to AgeGuide, audit reports, financial statements, cost allocation plans, and other written documentation, as appropriate.
2. Review of Illinois Department on Aging performance monitoring and evaluations reports, including discussion and follow-up with IDOA staff regarding provider performance.
3. Telephone/Email/Online discussion between AgeGuide’s staff and providers.
4. Periodic joint meetings with providers.
5. Periodic on-site monitoring.

Given the ongoing nature of monitoring, providers will not be notified of the results of every monitoring activity. However, when AgeGuide’s monitoring indicates significant issues, the provider will receive written notice within a reasonable time period of the monitoring results and any actions needed to achieve compliance.

Special Reviews are on-site visits in response to specific AgeGuide concerns or issues. The results of the Special Review will be formalized in a report and will be issued to the provider within a reasonable time period. The report will detail the findings and actions necessary to resolve the concerns.

FY24 Funded Partners

American Association of Retired Asians (AARA)

Association for Individual Development (AID)

Barrington Area Council on Aging (BACOA)

Catholic Charities, of the Archdiocese of Chicago

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Joliet

City of Aurora

Council on Jewish Elderly – CJE SeniorLife

Coalition of Limited English-Speaking Elderly (CLESE)

Community Nutrition Network and Senior Services Association

County of Will

DuPage County Department of Community Services

DuPage Senior Citizens Council

Ela Township

ElderCARE of Lake County

Grundy County Health Department

Harvard Community Senior Center

Independence Health & Therapy

Kane Senior Council

Kendall County Health Department

Legal Aid Chicago

Metropolitan Asian Family Services

Metropolitan Family Services

Morris Area Public Library

Oswegoland Senior and Community Center

Patty Turner Senior Center

Prairie State Legal Services

Riverwalk Adult Day Services

Senior Services Associates, Inc.

Senior Services of Will County

SHOW BUS Public Transportation

United Chinese Americans

Village of Glendale Heights

Waukegan Township, Patricia A. Jones Center

White Crane Wellness Center

Xilin Association

Morris Police Department

Kendall County Sheriff’s Office

City of Wheaton

Southeast Kane County TRIAD

Kendall County TRIAD

Lockport Township Government

Aurora African American Health Coalition

Kankakee County State’s Attorney’s Office

Hicks-Wright Organization