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Family Independence Program - Support Services - South Carolina

Support services are available to applicants to the Family Independence Program (FIP) to enable them to conduct the required job search eligibility requirement, and to obtain or maintain employment.

Individuals participating in an approved educational activity, training activity, Job Club, Job Search, or who have become employed may receive support services.

Support services include, but are not limited to:

· child care

· transportation

· prescription eyeglasses

· medical exams

· automobile repairs/car expenses

· parenting programs

· safety equipment

· criminal records checks

· relocation assistance

Support services also include coordination with other agencies for services such as alcohol and drug counseling, health services (non-medical treatment), housing services, vocational rehabilitation, mental health services and referral services.

To allow parents to go to work, the South Carolina Department of Social Services will provide reimbursement for child care. Parents have the right to choose the child care arrangement that best meets the needs of their children.

Also see:

Family Independence Program - Transitional Support Services

Family Independence Program - Individualized Self-Sufficiency Plan

Family Independence Program - Family Cap Voucher

Family Independence Program - Time Limits, Exemptions, and Extensions

Family Independence Program - Overview

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