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22. Coordinating provision of transitional services (childcare and transportation) once the TANF case closes because of earned income.

23. Providing resource referrals, as needed, for up to one year after the TWP participant loses TANF eligibility due to earned income.

24. Reviewing and working the CM Caseload Listing report to ensure appropriate actions necessary to assist TWP participants in becoming self-sufficient are taken in a timely manner.

25. Reviewing system alerts and ticklers on a daily basis and taking appropriate actions.

26. Submitting child care information to DECCD when needed and when the participant is no longer eligible, terminating child care in JAWS.

Managing the TWP Caseload

Eighty (80) percent of case management’s active TANF caseload must be assigned to allowable work activities. Case management will use a “holding” status only to transition participants between allowable work activities. Case management will ensure attendance data is entered into JAWS timely to ensure continuity of supportive services and work activity credit is calculated in the state’s participation rate. MISSISSIPPI [ GENERAL: GUIDELINES FOR CASE MANAGEMENT ]

Revised 11 - 01 - 17