Participant Flow Chart must include initial engagement, eligibility determination, enrollment, active program participation/achievements and follow-up services. Flow charts shall indicate the movement of participants. Participant flow charts should include approximate time frames to move individuals through the system. SUBRECIPIENT – shall provide the participant flow chart to the COUNTY OCDB administrative offices by July 31, 2018 2019 for review and approval.
Participant Flow Chart. There are various stages a participant might go through to become independent of TANF. The process begins with an application for TANF cash aid and ends with a successful exit from the TANF program using job retention and wage and skill progression strategies for lasting gains. The interim steps include activities (like job search) and processes (like evaluation and helping the participant develop an IRP) that will help them meet their goals. Not every participant goes through every stage. Individuals can find jobs and independence at any step in the process.
