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Adults in families receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) are required to participate in work activities after being approved for cash assistance.
· Unsubsidized employment.
· Subsidized private-sector employment. (See: TANF Work Supplementation Program.)
· Subsidized public-sector employment.
· Work experience.
· On-the-job training.
· Job-search and job-readiness assistance for up to six weeks.
· Vocational education.
· Job-skills training directly related to employment.
· Education directly related to employment for a recipient who has not received a high school degree or certificate of high school equivalency.
· Secondary school or course of study leading to a GED.
All families, which include single parents with children, both adults with deprivation based on incapacity, and all Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) applicants, are required to participate a minimum of 30 hours per week of work activities:
In two-parent families one adult is required to be engaged in work activities at least 35 hours per week and the other adult must meet the all-family requirement of 30 hours per week. If one parent is an ineligible alien the other parent must participate 35 hours a week.
A single custodial parent who has not attained 20 years of age and has not completed high school is determined to be in a work activity for a month in a fiscal year if the recipient maintains satisfactory attendance at a secondary school or the equivalent during the month.
A single custodial parent with a child under the age of three months is not required to participate in a work activity. The recipient can use this special rule for a lifetime period not to exceed 12 months.
TANF Continued Medical Benefits
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