V. Other Self Sufficiency Activities

Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment Adults identified as having an alcohol or substance problem must participate in treatment unless employed 30 hours or more per week. Back to Top

Family Violence Program Persons participating in a Family Violence program may also participate in other activities, if recommended by the provider. Back to Top

Mental Health Treatment A work-eligible adult who is identified as having a mental health issue that presents a barrier to becoming employed must participate in treatment. Back to Top

Parents with Children Under Age One Persons with a child under age one may be required to participate in: counseling or group sessions that explain the benefits to their child's emotional and financial future of establishing paternity and obtaining child support; health-related education and prevention services; group activities that promote understanding of the 60-month lifetime limit, the benefits of working, networking and mutual support opportunities; a forum with information about child care, education and transportation resources; or activities that address access to medical services and housing. The State does not intend to specifically assist individuals to train for, seek and maintain employment providing direct care in a long-term care facility; or in other occupations related to elder care. COVID-19 - During the National Pandemic Emergency, Good Cause was given to individuals required to participate in Work & Training but could not be due to Shelter In Place Order. Beginning 10/01/2021 TANF customers will be assessed/reassessed to determine participation in Work & Training. Back to Top