TA and Non-TA Sample Clauses

TA and Non-TA. SNAP Applicants and Recipients in Work Activities Approved by the District a. The social services district will provide childcare in accordance with the childcare section of the district’s Child and Family County Services Plan. The district will also provide for participants the following expenses which the district deems necessary for the individual to participate in orientation, assessment, employment planning, approved work activities and activities to restore self-sufficiency: Upon request, and, as determined necessary to support the individual’s continued employment, the following supportive services will be provided for TANF, XX XXX and SN non-MOE recipients who are actively employed at least 30 hours per week at the Federal or New York State minimum wage, whichever is higher, and/or working up to capacity for work limited individuals. 1. Transportation, but not more than the cost of public transportation, if available; or, if not, reimbursement at the IRS medical/moving rate (i.e., 17 cents, effective 1/1/17). This includes the cost of transporting children of SWEP participants to and from child day care. Transportation reimbursement to and from employment is excluded. Taxi cabs are not reimburseable. 2. Up to a maximum of $200 for uniforms necessary for participation in approved SWEP activities or employment. 3. Up to a maximum of $100 for clothing necessary for participation in approved SWEP activities or employment during any calendar year. 4. Up to $300 for each certification, license, or other work-related fees necessary for participation in SWEP activities or employment during any calendar year. Fees for background checks, fingerprinting and professional liability insurance are excluded. 5. Up to a maximum of $250 during any calendar year for tools and equipment necessary to participate in SWEP activities or employment. 6. Up to a maximum of $1,500 for auto repairs, or the retail value of the automobile, whichever is less, during any calendar year for reasonable costs of necessary repairs to a SWEP participant’s automobile. This reimbursement is for mechanical repairs only, not cosmetic repairs. Individuals must pursue any and all benefits available through their insurance carrier (i.e., collision coverage) if repair request is related to an automobile accident. Documentation of a valid New York State driver’s license, title, insurance and registration must be in the individual's or spouse's name that is requesting this supportive service. 7. ...
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