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80 Chapter 1: Introduction to the Oregon Programs Eligibility Notebook • Section 4: Glossary and acronyms (07/2026) Resource (Foster) Parent / Resource (Foster) Home ODHS now uses the term “resource parent” or “resource home” instead of “foster parent” or “foster home.” This reinforces our vision of foster care as a resource for families with the goal of reunifying the child with their family. Note: Other states and the federal government still use the terms Foster Parent and Foster Home. SAC Substitute Adoptive Care Medical coverage for children in Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (BRS) or Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF). Safe home A private dwelling available for the temporary housing of survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking to ensure safety of survivors and any dependents until other housing arrangements can be made. SAVE Systematic Non- citizen Verification for Entitlements program Web-based application that provides information on citizenship status for non-citizens. SUMMER EBT Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer Summer EBT (SEBT) is a grocery benefit for eligible school aged children during the summer months. Self-alleged Self-alleged father: claiming to be the parent of a child when paternity has not been established by law. Self-sufficiency activities ODHS-approved activities while participating in an E&T program for either the SNAP ABAWD, STEP or TANF JOBS program. SEN Self-employment no cost Self-Employment No Cost is a legacy system term used when determining countable income for state assistance programs. When as applicant states they have no cost associated with running their business, the full gross amount is used in determining benefit amounts. Service area A geographical area where services are available. Service population All people who receive services from a program. SFDNP Senior Farm Direct Nutrition Program Food vouchers for low-income seniors, funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. SFPSS State Family Pre- Social Security (SSI) The intent of the State Family Pre-SSI (SFPSS) program is to provide interim cash assistance, case management and professional level support to TANF eligible adults and their family in pursuing Supplemental Security Income (SSI). The TANF-eligible adult must have severe physical or mental impairment(s) that has been assessed and determined to meet the program impairment criteria by the program’s disability analyst. Shared eligibility service A common or shared eligibility system or service used by a state to determine individuals’ eligibility for insurance affordability programs.