TA and Non-TA SNAP Applicants and Recipients in Work Activities Approved by the District Sample Clauses

TA and Non-TA SNAP Applicants and Recipients in Work Activities Approved by the District a. The district must provide childcare in accordance with the childcare section of the district’s Child and Family County Services Plan. The district will also provide the following expenses, which the district deems necessary for the individual to participate in orientation, assessment, employment planning, approved work activities and activities to restore self-sufficiency. (This includes both in-person and virtual activities): The district will provide payments for transportation (as described below), work related clothing, licensing fees, required safety equipment and tools. Allowances are determined on a case by case basis for the specific work activity with supporting documentation and justification of need, and to the cost of the required expense.
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TA and Non-TA SNAP Applicants and Recipients in Work Activities Approved by the District a. The social services district will provide childcare in accordance with the childcare section of the district’s Child and Family County Services Plan. The district will also provide for participants the following expenses which the district deems necessary for the individual to participate in orientation, assessment, employment planning, approved work activities and activities to restore self-sufficiency: Participants in approved work activities will receive an allowance for the cost of necessary public transportation. The district will not provide transportation if it is otherwise available from an alternative source. Provision is made for clothing for those participants in job search activities under certain circumstances, such as homelessness, a recent fire in the client’s apartment, or for persons who are residing in a shelter and lack appropriate clothing. JTP agencies, and/or contractors are responsible for providing necessary safety equipment or job-related clothing for all participants. Training or education-related licensing and uniform or durable goods fees will be provided for, within approved limits. In addition, the district may provide other supportive services, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations and subject to available funding, that it deems appropriate and necessary to enable a client to obtain or retain employment. Expenses are authorized based on FIA policy guidelines. Such expenses will be reviewed and approved on a case-by-case basis, subject to the supervisory approval requirements set forth in PD #13-14-XXX, Revised Levels of Approval for Cash Assistance.
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TA and Non-TA SNAP Applicants and Recipients in Work Activities Approved by the District a. The district must provide childcare in accordance with the childcare section of the district’s Child and Family County Services Plan. The district will also provide the following expenses, which the district deems necessary for the individual to participate in orientation, assessment, employment planning, approved work activities and activities to restore self-sufficiency. (This includes both in-person and virtual activities): See attached Supportive Services Desk Guide
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TA and Non-TA SNAP Applicants and Recipients in Work Activities Approved by the District a. The district must provide childcare in accordance with the childcare section of the district’s Child and Family County Services Plan. The district will also provide the following expenses, which the district deems necessary for the individual to participate in orientation, assessment, employment planning, approved work activities and activities to restore self-sufficiency. (This includes both in-person and virtual activities): Support services may include, but are not limited to transportation assistance; nonrecurring payments such as car repair, clothing, tools and equipment; payments to obtain a permit or license; certification/licensing fees, educational fees; etc. The district will not pay fines to obtain driver licenses. These services are reviewed on a case by case basis with respect to need for activity participation and/or with the intent to allocate payments when another agency providing an activity is unable to do so. There are life time maximum limits of $1,100.00 on car repair and $1,000.00 on car insurance. Clothing expenses may be paid up to $150.00 per activity. Exceptions may be made at the discretion of the Employment Counselor with the Employment Supervisor's review and approval. Employment Counselors discuss the option of virtual programming with participants to ensure appropriateness and verify they have the equipment and the digital literacy skills to participate. This is documented in the case record.
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TA and Non-TA SNAP Applicants and Recipients in Work Activities Approved by the District a. The district must provide childcare in accordance with the childcare section of the district’s Child and Family County Services Plan. The district will also provide the following expenses, which the district deems necessary for the individual to participate in orientation, assessment, employment planning, approved work activities and activities to restore self-sufficiency. (This includes both in-person and virtual activities): Expenses for motor vehicles only when applicant/recipient does not live within two ( 2) miles of public transportation and who has no other means of transportation or who works during a time when public transportation is unavailable as follows:
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