Eligible households.
(a) Eligible households. Transitional SNAP benefits must be provided to eligible SNAP households as set forth below:
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(a) Eligible households. Transitional SNAP benefits must be provided to eligible SNAP households as set forth below:
(1) Family assistance. Households leaving family assistance except for those excluded under subdivision (b) of this section.
(2) Safety net assistance. Households leaving safety net cash or safety net federally non-participating programs, except for those excluded under subdivision (b) of this section, who meet each of the following conditions:
(i) The household must include at least one child who is:
(a) under 22 years of age and living with a parent; or
(b) under 18 years of age and under the parental control of an adult member of the household; or
(c) under 18 years of age and is a minor head of household at the time of the safety net case closing.
(ii) The child/children do not need to be participating in either the safety net case or the SNAP case at the time of the safety net case closing.
(iii) The child/children must be verified with the social services district as active, sanctioned or inactive household members at the time of the safety net case closing.
(iv) Eligibility for TBA cannot be established subsequent to the safety net case closing.
(i) The household must include at least one child who is:
(a) under 22 years of age and living with a parent; or
(b) under 18 years of age and under the parental control of an adult member of the household; or
(c) under 18 years of age and is a minor head of household at the time of the safety net case closing.
(a) under 22 years of age and living with a parent; or
(b) under 18 years of age and under the parental control of an adult member of the household; or
(c) under 18 years of age and is a minor head of household at the time of the safety net case closing.
(ii) The child/children do not need to be participating in either the safety net case or the SNAP case at the time of the safety net case closing.
(iii) The child/children must be verified with the social services district as active, sanctioned or inactive household members at the time of the safety net case closing.
(iv) Eligibility for TBA cannot be established subsequent to the safety net case closing.
(3) Eligible households as determined in paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subdivision who have a member(s) participating in an employment program that provides wages that are funded or reimbursed, at least in part, through a grant diversion program that diverts the household’s entire family assistance or safety net assistance grant ($0 cash grant case) are considered to have left family assistance and/or safety net assistance for the purpose of TBA eligibility.