Assistance Unit Clause Samples
The Assistance Unit clause defines the group of individuals whose income and resources are considered together when determining eligibility for certain benefits or assistance programs. Typically, this unit includes immediate family members living in the same household, such as parents and their children, but may also extend to other dependents or relatives as specified by program rules. By clearly identifying whose financial information is counted, the clause ensures accurate assessment of need and prevents both under- and over-allocation of benefits.
Assistance Unit. (AU): A group of related individuals living in the same home who have been determined eligible for CalWORKs Program.
Assistance Unit. (AU) A group of related persons living in the same home who have been determined eligible for the California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids cash assistance (Manual of Policies and Procedures, Section 47-110 (a) (2)) CalWORKs California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids CalWORKs Exemption A CalWORKs applicant or recipient who is not required to participate in Welfare-to-Work activities as a condition of eligibility for aid (Manual of Policies and Procedures, Section 42-701 (e) (3))
Assistance Unit. A group of related individuals living in the same home who have been determined eligible for CalWORKs and for whom cash aid has been authorized.