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Fund Accounting Clinic 2009 - San FranciscoTuesday, August 4, 2009 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (PT)San Francisco, CA |
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Event Details
This training is at capacity. No on-site registrations will be accepted.
Free one day training for Special Needs Assistance Programs
(SNAPS) grantees and project sponsors
Schedule
Check-in: 8:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.
Training: 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Course Description
The Fund Accounting training is a key building block in establishing an effective financial management system. The training will improve your understanding of fund accounting and how to use it to manage homeless programs. The trainers will address the following topics:
- Understanding common misconceptions about fund accounting
- Differentiating between allowable and unallowable costs
- Charging costs to the appropriate grant
- Budgeting for SNAPS projects
- Keeping accurate time and activity reports
- Identifying and documenting match
- Preparing accurate grant reports
Participants will receive a reference manual and several handouts, including examples of budgets and time and activity reports that comply with fund accounting principles.
Fund Accounting is the first training in a series of financial management trainings for SNAPS grantees and project sponsors. Completion of the Fund Accounting Clinic is a prerequisite to attend the second training, Cost Accounting, scheduled for next year. The Fund Accounting Clinics taking place in San Francisco, Oakland, and Fresno in August 2009 are the last trainings that will take place before the next Cost Accounting Clinics.
Who Should Attend
Fund Accounting is for Executive Directors, as well as
financial and program managers or staff. This course is designed to focus on
the interrelationship of program and financial management. We recommend each
agency send one program and one financial manager / staff person. This training focuses primarily on the Supportive Housing Program (SHP). However, HUD urges all
SNAPS grantees and sponsors to attend this important financial management
training, which is a prerequisite for future financial management trainings.
Cost
The training and manual is provided free of charge by HUD.
Registration is required to attend.
Accommodations
Participants will be responsible for their own meal arrangements and if necessary, lodging arrangements.
The facilities are accessible to persons with physical disabilities. Participants who require auxiliary aids or have other special needs should contact Vicky Liu, at vliu@icfi.com or (415) 677-7173, at least two weeks prior to the training so appropriate accommodations can be made.
Transportation
Detailed public transit routes and schedules are available at http://511.org.
BART: The training venue is a ½ mile from the Montgomery Street BART station.
Caltrain: The training venue is one mile from the San Francisco Caltrain station.
Parking: Outdoor parking is available at a lot on 2nd Street between Harrison Street and Bryant Street. The rate is $8 per day. The lot accepts cash only.
Indoor parking is available at the 600 Harrison Street garage. The rate is
$12 if you enter by 10:00 a.m. and leave by 6 p.m. The garage accepts cash only.
Registration Deadline: July 20, 2009
To register for the training, click the Register Now button above. You will receive an email from orders@eventbrite.com confirming that your registration information has been recorded. This is not a confirmation that your registration has been accepted.
You will receive a separate email by July 25 from vliu@icfi.com
confirming your registration has been accepted.
Capacity is limited. Register early to reserve a spot!
Upcoming Trainings
Next year, HUD will offer Cost Accounting, the subsequent training in the financial management series. Cost Accounting focuses on accurately budgeting and tracking costs, allocating costs appropriately, and ensuring that all activity costs are eligible. This course differs from Fund Accounting in that Fund Accounting focuses on the costs associated with a funding source, while Cost Accounting focuses on all of the costs associated with implementing an activity.
Sponsored by:
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD) San Francisco Regional Office
Delivered by:
ICF International and Training & Development Associates, Inc.
When & Where
HUD San Francisco Regional Office, Third Floor Conference Rooms
600 Harrison Street
San Francisco,
CA 94107
Tuesday, August 4, 2009 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (PT)
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