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23.8.2 Other NRST Payments
Other NRST payments may be provided to eligible needy families, whose household’s gross income does not exceed 300% of the 2022 FPG, to obtain common household appliances, emergency food and housing placement assistance. Other examples of NRST benefits recognized by the Department include, but are not limited to crisis intervention utility payments, distribution of food, household furnishings and diapers supplies.
23.9 TANF Outreach
Since October 1, 2010, the State conducts outreach services to inform the public of the TANF program benefits and services that are available to eligible individuals. The Department distributes brochures that contain general TANF eligibility information, available services and how they can be accessed. This brochure is used to determine eligibility for SNAP benefits using the broad-based category eligibility. The eligibility requirement for this program is that the family's monthly gross income may not exceed 200% of the FPG. The brochure may be found on the DHS website (link provided below).
https://humanservices.Hawaii.gov/bessd/files/2022/07/DHS-1464-TANF-Brochure-REV-04-2022.pdf
24.0 TRANSITIONAL BENEFITS AND SERVICES
24.1 Post-Sixty (60) Month TANF Benefits and Services
At the conclusion of the TANF sixty (60) month time limit, all assistance units will be assessed for continued eligibility in the following programs and services:
A. SNAP. B. Participation with the SNAP Employment and Training Program. C. Child Care Subsidies.
24.2 Transitional Child Care (TCC) Subsidy Payments
The State provides TCC subsidy payments to full-time employed TANF recipient families who voluntarily terminate their benefits or become ineligible as the result of new or increased earned income. Eligibility for TCC continues until the household receives twelve consecutive months of child care subsidies payments or until the household’s adjusted gross income exceeds the child care eligibility standard which is 85% of the