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Social Service Programs throughout the nation face a crisis related to funding from private and government sources. New tax policies may eliminate deductions for
charitable contributions potentially having drastic financial consequences. Volunteerism and community service may also be affected as the economic recession
continues. Depending on Federal deficit spending Social Service programs may or may not be able to continue to serve their communities. Social Service Program
leaders are working hard to make sure their program continues to meet the guidelines that allow for funding from various sources and that keep them in a
favorable tax status.
At Thomco we recognize the regulatory difficulties Social Service program managers face on a daily basis. Our Loss Control Services for the Social Service industry
are designed to target the areas where we see frequent and sometimes severe losses. We understand some companies' loss control services appear to mirror the
already burdensome compliance inspections. Our approach to Loss Control for Social Service programs is to make recommendations for program, policy,
or procedural changes that we have identified as having a positive impact toward reducing losses. We can tailor our services to address specific losses,
industry trends and at the same time maintain or improve documentation that is needed to meet compliance issues.
By following the links from this Risk Management website clients can find a myriad of valuable loss control information for Social Service providers. There are
also links to industry organizations, state compliance offices and business partners to help in your loss control efforts. The material will be updated periodically
to provide information on loss trends and industry hot topics. Coming soon will be a link to a public forum where clients can post comments, questions, and
information to help others in their loss control efforts. We encourage you to visit the site often. If you have any questions about loss control services for
Social Services providers please contact Bill Coons at BillC@thomcoins.com
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