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Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Title IV-A State Plan
36 child and assess the success of the program. o The OOHC Diversion Program does not use TANF funds to provide medical services in accordance with 408(a)(6) of the Social Security Act. ► Provision of family services include but are not limited to: ► Crisis intervention services such as risk assessment, case management, or intensive family preservation services ► Family reunification services ► Advocacy ► Family, individual and marriage counseling ► Communication and negotiation skills ► Linkage development with natural networks and community services ► TANF Informational Flyer – contains information about programs and services offered by the Cabinet such as help with child support or domestic violence issues, sexual assault, and stalking ► Eligibility requirements for the flyer is a gross income limit of 200% of the federal poverty level for households with elderly and /or disabled members and 130% for all other households ► Job readiness training or other employment related services that do not provide basic income support ► Home maintenance skills ► Other services to meet the needs attributable to emergency or unusual crisis situations ► Services provided without regard to the length of need ► Family Services are funded with TANF federal and state MOE funds
Targeted Assessment DocuSign Envelope ID: BCAE5958-05F7-4630-9CB0-C6ACABA180AA