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Page | 43 25.5 Job Development and Placement Services: Services and activities provided to TANF benefit recipients who are FTW participants and individuals who meet the definition of TANF eligible, by the Department of Human Services, the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, and Goodwill Industries of Hawaii. (TANF Purpose 2 / State TANF MOE and SSP-MOE) 25.6 Barrier-removal Case Management: Services and activities provided to TANF benefit recipients who are FTW participants, by Goodwill Industries of Hawaii, to address and resolve barriers to successful work engagement such as alcohol and substance abuse disorder, and/or temporary physical or psychiatric disability. (TANF Purpose 2 / State MOE and SSP-MOE) 25.7 Work Supports: Services and benefits such as assistance in purchasing work-related clothing, tools, and equipment; transportation assistance; and education/training related expenses such as books and tuition. Work support services and benefits are provided through the FTW program for TANF benefit recipients. (TANF Purpose 2 / State MOE and SSP-MOE) 25.8 TAONF Financial Assistance Program: Monthly state-funded financial assistance, support services, work/education/training services, childcare, transportation, and other services typically offered under the Hawaii TANF program, to legal immigrant resident families or migrants under the Compact of Free Association, who are eligible under TAONF. (TANF Purpose 1 / State MOE) 25.9 Child Development and Afterschool Care: Full-day and full-year services outside of the Head-Start program and afterschool child care services through the Honolulu Community Action Program and DOE for TANF eligible families. (TANF Purposes 1 and 2 / SSP-MOE and 3rd Party MOE) 25.10 Financial Education and Asset Development: Financial literacy services and self-help home repair provided by Nanakuli Housing Corporation’s Holomua I Na`au`ao, and Alu Like, Inc. for TANF eligible families. (TANF Purpose 2 / SSP-MOE and 3rd Party MOE) 25.11 Non-recurring Short-term or One-time Benefits: Work- and education-related expenses, emergency food assistance, household goods and basic appliances, and rent subsidies and assistance, provided by the FTW program for TANF benefit recipients who are FTW participants, and by the Hawaii Foodbank, Inc., Helping Hands Hawaii, Hale Kipa, Inc., Child and Family Services, Catholic Charities of Hawaii, Maui Economic Opportunity, Inc., the Aloha Diaper Bank, Hawaii Children’s Action Network, and the Institute for Human Services for TANF eligible families. (TANF Purposes 1 and 2 / State MOE, SSP-MOE, and 3rd Party MOE) 25.12 Supportive Services: Housing placement and homeless shelter services, domestic violence advocacy and legal services, non-medical alcohol and substance use disorder treatment continuum of service, and sex offender and violence intervention services for