Common use of Transitional Support Services Clause in Contracts

Transitional Support Services. The district will provide the following supports and strategies to support job retention: MCDSS has built paid performance incentives for retention into all job placement and job development contracts to encourage placement contractors to provide case management and additional retention services including financial literacy, VITA services, etc. MCDSS works closely with Child Support Enforcement to help our families get the support in place to help transition from welfare to self-sufficiency. MCDSS utilizes TEAP to encourage employers to work with participants to achieve better outcomes. The Self Sufficiency Workgroup is equipped to intervene if an employee is struggling, before the client is terminated. The district will provide the following support services, for up to 90 days after case closing, to individuals whose Temporary Assistance cases have closed due to employment: MCDSS will determine eligibility for diversion payments during the 90 day period after case closing due to employment. If eligible, payments will be issued to prevent loss of employment or return to Temporary Assistance.MCDSS has also contracted for an aftercare program "Paths to Empowerment" will link individuals closed for excess income to resources and assistance in the community for 6 months. These services can be but are not limited to-financial literacy education, transportation assistance, rental assistance, basic life skills education.

Transitional Support Services. The district will provide the following supports and strategies to support job retention: MCDSS MCDSS has built paid performance incentives for retention into all job placement and job development contracts to encourage placement contractors to provide case management and additional retention services including financial literacy, VITA services, etc. MCDSS works closely with Child Support Enforcement to help our families get the support in place to help transition from welfare to self-sufficiency. MCDSS utilizes TEAP to encourage employers to work with participants to achieve better outcomes. The Self Sufficiency Workgroup is equipped to intervene if an employee is struggling, before the client is terminated.  The district will provide the following support services, for up to 90 days after case closing, to individuals whose Temporary Assistance TA cases have closed due to employment: MCDSS MCDSS will determine eligibility for diversion payments during the 90 day period after case closing due to employment. If eligible, payments will be issued to prevent loss of employment or return to Temporary Assistance.. MCDSS has also contracted for an aftercare program "Paths to Empowerment" will link individuals closed for excess income to resources and assistance in the community for 6 months. These services can be but are not limited to-financial literacy education, transportation assistance, rental assistance, basic life skills education.. 

Transitional Support Services. The district will provide the following supports and strategies to support job retention: MCDSS has built paid performance incentives for retention into all job placement and job development contracts to encourage placement contractors to provide case management and additional retention services including financial literacy, VITA services, etc. MCDSS works closely with Child Support Enforcement to help our families get the support in place to help transition from welfare to self-sufficiency. MCDSS utilizes TEAP to encourage employers to work with participants to achieve better outcomes. The Self Sufficiency Workgroup is equipped to intervene if an employee is struggling, before the client is terminated. The district will provide the following support services, for up to 90 days after case closing, to individuals whose Temporary Assistance TA cases have closed due to employment: MCDSS will determine eligibility for diversion payments during the 90 day period after case closing due to employment. If eligible, payments will be issued to prevent loss of employment or return to Temporary Assistance.MCDSS has also contracted for an aftercare program "Paths to Empowerment" will link individuals closed for excess income to resources and assistance in the community for 6 months. These services can be but are not limited to-financial literacy education, transportation assistance, rental assistance, basic life skills education.

Transitional Support Services. ‌ The district will provide the following supports and strategies to support job retention: MCDSS has built paid performance incentives for retention into all job placement and job development contracts to encourage placement contractors to provide case management and additional retention services including financial literacy, VITA services, etc. MCDSS works closely with Child Support Enforcement to help our families get the support in place to help transition from welfare to self-sufficiency. MCDSS utilizes TEAP to encourage employers to work with participants to achieve better outcomes. The Self Sufficiency Workgroup is equipped to intervene if an employee is struggling, before the client is terminated. The district will provide the following support services, for up to 90 days after case closing, to individuals whose Temporary Assistance TA cases have closed due to employment: MCDSS will determine eligibility for diversion payments during the 90 day period after case closing due to employment. If eligible, payments will be issued to prevent loss of employment or return to Temporary Assistance.MCDSS has also contracted for an aftercare program "Paths to Empowerment" will link individuals closed for excess income to resources and assistance in the community for 6 months. These services can be but are not limited to-financial literacy education, transportation assistance, rental assistance, basic life skills education.