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393 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 5: Financial eligibility USDA Meal Reimbursement Worksheet ______ (a) Total number of children who receive meals or snacks (not in filing group). ______ (b) Total number of children, in the filing group, receiving meals or snacks. ______ (c) Total children in (a) and (b) above. ______ (d) Amount of monthly meal reimbursement. ______ (e) ______ (d) divided by ______ (c) = ______ (amount of reimbursement per child). ______ (f) ______ (e) X ______ (a) = ______ (count as SEC). Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 461-145-0570 — USDA Meal Reimbursement 410-200-0015 (54) and (55) — General Definitions 414-175-0035 — Specific Financial Requirements Veterans’ benefits In ONE, veterans’ benefits are coded on the Specific Income screen: • Specific Income Category – Veteran’s Benefits/Military Income • Specific Income Type – there are several different types to choose from, select the one which is applicable to the type being reported:
Aid and Attendance
Child with birth defects born to female Vietnam Veterans
Children of Vietnam Veterans born with Spina Bifida
Veteran’s Benefits - Educational Housing Stipends
Veteran’s Benefits: Chapter 31 Subsistence allowance from training and rehab program of USVA
Veteran’s Benefits: Disability Payments
Veteran’s Benefits: Education
Veteran’s Benefits: Housebound payments
Veteran’s Benefits: Retirement The following is cited from Oregon Administrative Rule 461-145-0580 — Veteran’s Benefits and 461-145-0585 – Vocational Rehabilitation Payment: Treat veterans’ benefits, other than Aid and Attendance and educational or Vocational Rehabilitation training benefits, as follows: (a) Count monthly payments as unearned income. (b) Count other payments as periodic or lump-sum. Treat veterans’ Aid and Attendance and housebound payments as follows: (a) For SNAP, the payment is treated as a reimbursement if the payment is used to pay an attendant. Count only the amount that is not being used as a reimbursement as unearned income.