(The Center Square) – About 19% of the Department of Aging’s funding comes from federal resources. Secretary Jason Kavulich said last week the impact of losing those funds would be catastrophic for an agency already working with a skeleton crew. The department uses about 3% of its funding for operations and sends the remaining 97% into communities.
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