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Department of Health & Human Services
Gateway Community Action Partnership Claimed Unallowable Costs, Did Not Comply with Federal Regulations on Construction and Major Renovations, and Did Not Accurately Account for Grant Funds
As part of its oversight activities, OIG is conducting a series of audits of recipients of multiple HHS grants. We selected Gateway Community Action Partnership (Gateway) for this audit because it received multiple HHS Administration for Children and Families (ACF) grants, including Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Act grants totaling $19.7 million, and grants to operate childcare programs at more than 50 locations.Our objective was to determine whether Gateway claimed and accounted for HHS grant funds in accordance with Federal requirements.
This report details the Office of Inspector General's Spring 2021 Semiannual Report to Congress. The following topics are included:• Overview of the SBA and the OIG• Pandemic Response Oversight• Small Business Access to Capital• Disaster Loan Program• Procurement Assistance• Agency Management• Other Significant OIG Activities• Statistical Highlights• Appendices
The Semiannual Report to Congress summarizes the results of VA OIG oversight, provides statistical information, and lists all reports issued from October 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021. During this reporting period, VA OIG audits, evaluations, investigations, inspections, and other reviews identified more than $1.9 billion in monetary impact for a return on investment of $21 for every dollar spent on oversight. During this reporting period, the VA OIG issued 124 reports and publications on VA programs and operations, made 389 recommendations, and conducted investigations that led to 109 arrests.
Limited-Scope Audit of Blue Cross Blue Shield’s Opioid Claims as Administered by CVS Caremark For the Service Benefit Plan in Contract Years 2017 through 2019