TWIN FALLS a Local schoolchildren were motivated to get moving, a food pantry will be able to refrigerate perishable items, and a wife learned how to care for her dying husband so he could stay at home.

These are just a few of the things St.

aWe know we canat do that alone,a said Mike Fenello, administrator for St.

Community Council of Idaho Migrant and Seasonal Head Start used its funds to purchase a vision-screening system.

aIt screens both eyes in about 30 seconds,a said Amanda Flores, health services specialist.

Other programs that received funding included those that will provide sex education for young adults, and assistance for mental and behavioral health, grieving children, refugees, the poor and the disabled.

The total grant amount given increases a little each year, Fenello said.