(ii) at least 20 hours per week, if the household contains a child under age six;
for a household that contains two parents or two caretaker relatives:
if one of the parents or caretaker relatives is not a citizen and does not meet the noncitizen requirements provided in 106 CMR 703.430, the parent or caretaker relative, who is a citizen or meets the noncitizen requirements provided in 106 CMR 703.430, must be working at least 30 hours per week; or
(ii) if one of the parents or caretaker relatives is disabled, either parent or caretaker relative, who is a citizen or meets the noncitizen requirements provided in 106 CMR 703.430, must be working at least 30 hours per week;
for a household with two parents:
(i) if both parents are citizens or meet the noncitizen requirements provided in 106 CMR 703.430; and
(ii) if neither parent is disabled, at least one parent must be working at least 30 hours per week and the combined work hours for both parents must be at least 55 hours per week; or
Transitional Cash Assistance Programs
Related Benefits | Chapter Chapter | 705
Rev. 3/2018 | Page Page | 705.300
(d) for a household with two caretaker relatives:
if both caretaker relatives are citizens or meet the noncitizen requirements provided in 106 CMR 703.430, and
(ii) if neither caretaker relative is disabled, at least one caretaker relative must be working at least 30 hours per week.
Eligibility for these benefits will be determined on a monthly basis and may be subject to a maximum income level as determined by the Department.
(B) Available Benefits
SNA benefits are subject to appropriation and will be in an amount determined by the
Department.
