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001.08 CURRENT FAMILY. Those individuals and family members who are current recipients of an Aid to Dependent Children grant and those individuals whose needs were taken into account in determining the needs of Aid to Dependent Children recipients. This includes families where one or more members are not included in the Aid to Dependent Children unit because of receipt of Supplemental Security or Assistance to the Aged, Blind, or Disabled. 001.09 EARNED INCOME. Earned income is money received from wages, tips, salaries, commissions, self-employment, or items of need received in lieu of wages. 001.10 FAMILY CHILD CARE HOME I. A licensed child care operation in the provider's place of residence which serves at least four but no more than eight children at any one time. A Family Child Care Home I provider may be approved to serve no more than two additional school-aged children during non-school hours. 001.11 FAMILY CHILD CARE HOME II. A licensed child care operation either in the provider's place of residence or a site other than the residence, serving 12 or fewer children at any one time. 001.12 HOMELESSNESS. As defined by Subtitle VII-B of the McKinney-Vento Act. 001.13 INFANT. A child age six weeks to 18 months. 001.14 IN-HOME CHILD CARE. Care provided to a child in the child’s own home. 001.15 IN-KIND INCOME. In-kind income is any non-monetary consideration received by an individual in place of income for services provided or as payment of an obligation and is not considered. 001.16 IRREGULAR INCOME. Irregular income is small, unpredictable income, earned or unearned, which varies in amount from month to month, not computable, or which is received at irregular intervals. This may be due to irregular employment, but even when an individual works regularly, the income may be irregular because of factors such as seasonal increases or decreases in employment and earnings. 001.17 INTENTIONAL PROGRAM VIOLATION. Any action by an individual to intentionally: (A) Make a false statement, either verbally or in writing, to obtain benefits to which the individual is not entitled; (B) Conceal information to obtain benefits to which the individual is not entitled; or Page 4 of 41