TANF Sample Clauses

TANF. Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) is the name of the Federal welfare reform program which provides time-limited assistance to needy families and assists them in transitioning from Welfare-to-Work. California’s welfare reform program is known as CalWORKs.
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TANF. Child Only Support Services Service Definition Limit Activity Notes
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TANF. The method of repayment must be the same as that used for the repayment of unintentional overpayments in the TANF program. [PL 2005, c. 522, §1 (AMD).]
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TANF. Co-locate LDSS and/or WIOA Partners at AJCs or LDSS depending on the nature of local partnerships and operations enabling the provision of more cohesive and coordinated delivery of service reducing the need to travel between offices to conduct business. Xxxxxx County DSS will co-locate staff at the American Jobs Center (AJC) through a phased implementation, beginning with two days per week on-site, and may eventually grow to four days per week on-site. The DSS staff will be able to refer customers for skills and training opportunities, but will also be able to address any concerns regarding their benefits cases. Xxxxxxx County and BERC will co – locate on a bi-weekly schedule. Staff will be available to answer customers’ questions and concerns as well as make referrals to community partners for additional resources. Participate in local convenings/ trainings to increase knowledge of services among partner agencies. Discuss and design a recurring “refresher training” schedule with partners so the transfer of knowledge is consistent and continuous. Design a simple and efficient mechanism to assist in tracking countable TANF Work Participation Rate activities. Customers should either self-identify or be referred through a formal process so that partner staff may confirm for DSS staff any referrals made to shared customers. Partner with employers to initiate better marketing services. Contribute and provide baseline outcomes data to the WIOA system through strategies for collecting and reporting varied program reporting requirements. Conduct employment readiness assessments to develop Family Independence Plans and make appropriate referrals to partners that lead to successful employment. Provide community and agency resources to assist in removing personal and / or family barriers. (i.e. transportation, daycare, interview attire, etc.) Provide consistent and comprehensive case management for DSS customers. Work with community businesses to develop, apprenticeship, volunteer and work experience (WEX) locations. Refer customers to partner agencies for services. Share community employment related events with all work eligible customers. Communicate openly and continuously with partner staff and enrolled customers.
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