- Associated Press - Saturday, April 4, 2015

Gov. Bruce Rauner has suspended funding for nearly three dozen programs supported by state grants to shore up state finances. If left unattended, the state’s shortfall would amount to a $1.6 billion deficit at the end of the current fiscal year on June 30.

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DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES



Funeral & Burial, $6.9 million

Immigrant Integration Services, $3.4 million

Welcoming Centers, $191,300

ARC Lifespan, $118,100

Best Buddies, $250,000

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Autism, $1 million

Group Home Loans, $20,000

Compulsive Gambling, $406,000

Westside Health, $94,200

Addiction Prevention, $1.6 million

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Assistance for Homeless, $300,000

Community Services, $2 million

Teen REACH, $3.1 million

Coalition F/Tech Assist-Child, $250,000

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For Children’s Health Program, $231,600

Outreach to Individuals to Engage in Services, $380,700

Regions Special Consumer Support, $277,700

SMRF Training, $420,100

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Transportation, $43,900

DD Latino Outreach, $87,500

Microboard Development and Outreach, $47,500

Epilepsy, $514,700

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DHS TOTAL: $21.8 million

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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

Brothers and Sisters United Against HIV/AIDS, $789,800

Increasing Access to Health Care-Wellness on Wheels, $180,000

Wellness on Wheels - Mobile Administration 2015, $135,000

Illinois Tobacco Quitline, $3.1 million

Project Safe Sleep Education and Outreach, $250,000

MidAmerica Regional Public Health Leadership Institute, $75,000

IDPH TOTAL: $4.5 million

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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES(asterisk)

Park and Recreational Facility Construction, $89.5 million

Open Space Lands Acqusition and Development, $56.3 million

Museum Capital Grants, $30.4 million

Bike Paths, Mud-to-Parks, others, $2.6 million

IDNR TOTAL: $178.8 million

(asterisk)Grants suspended in March

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Sources: Office of the Governor, Illinois Department of Natural Resources

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