Topic: Age
Information regarding Claim Numbers connected with Railroad Retirement
Highlights the process of closing child only TANF when child ages out of the program.
The ABD review date needs to be synchronized with SNAP to prevent multiple renewals for the client and prevent errors and additional work for the worker. If the ABD and SNAP benefits are certified at the same time, those dates will already be synchronized. If a new SNAP application is taken, the opportunity should be […]
Special Medical is a group of categories that allow clients to continue receiving medical assistance despite their income when specified increases in income are received. All the categories require client to have received the State Supplemental Payment (SSP) at a specified point, but are no longer receiving it because their income has increased. Keep in […]
Blended school age unit type – a Child Care Subsidy unit type that may be authorized when a child needs care four hours or fewer per day Monday through Friday when school is in session and more than four hours per day Monday through Friday on school holidays.
Age – a person’s age factors into his or her eligibility to receive certain benefits or deductions. Child Care Subsidy: 340:40-7-3. Age requirements; 340:40-7-3.1. Child with disabilities; 340:40-7-5. Resources, residence, and citizenship; 340:40-7-6. Household composition and income consideration; 340:40-7-12. Excluded income sources; 340:40-13-3. Child care payments and rates. LIHEAP: 340:20-1-11. Income and liquid resources. Public […]
Examples of Unit Type
Children are eligible for child care benefits from birth to the day before they turn 13. There are some exceptions to this: When a child turns 13 during an eligibility period, care may be continued until the next renewal. Children with disabilities 13 years if age or older, who are not capable of self-care as […]