August 3, 2009
 North Carolina Appropriations Act of 2009: Senate Bill 202 (as of August 3, 2009)
The North Carolina Appropriations Act of 2009 implements changes to a variety of social service programs. The changes affect the Community Alternatives
Program for Mental Retardation and Developmentally Disabled (CAP-MR/DD), children's residential treatment foster care, and personal care services for people
with mental illness. For the CAP-MR/DD program, families will now pay part of the cost of services based on family income, and people receiving CAP-MR/DD
services are not eligible for duplicative state services. Children's residential treatment care will be eliminated for two levels. Personal care services will be
eliminated.
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