Services such as Pre-k, after school and youth development activities for children and teenagers do not require eligibility. Generally, TANF programs and services are for a family of three making less than $30,000 a year with minor children under the age of 18. This includes a mother or father whose minor child lives with them, or whose minor child is supported by them if they live outside the home, or a mother and father whose children live with them both. See similar questions...

We focus on three areas that can lead to stronger families and better lives: education and literacy, employment and family stability. See similar questions...

Some TANF programs and services are limited to specific areas, while others are available more generally. Most TANF programs and services are available in some of the larger metropolitan areas like New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Lafayette and Monroe. See similar questions...

No. Most of the TANF programs and services are available in local communities through local agencies. To find out if your area has a TANF program or service, call 1-800-706-TANF (8263). If you want information about basic welfare or childcare assistance, you can contact the Department of Social Services, Office of Family Support at 225-342-3950. See similar questions...

No. Many of our services are designed to serve parents, children and teenagers even if they do not currently receive welfare. Some of our other services use income to determine eligibility, but it is different than the scale used for welfare. For example, a family of three making $2,438 or less a month would qualify for services like education and training. See similar questions...

Once you complete an application, you will be asked to present documentation that shows any income you have earned in the last year, birth certificate and social security cards of your children, proof of residency, and information about others who live in your house. You will be told at the Intake Session if you qualify for the program. See similar questions...

Yes. If you do not qualify for the TANF program, please speak with the instructor at the Orientation or Intake Session or call the American Red Cross Customer Service who will work with you to help you find a way to attend the Nurse Assistant Training. See similar questions...

We do not accept all applicants into our program. We first do a thorough analysis to see if there are programs that you will qualify for, and that it will be financially beneficial to become a member. To find out if you qualify have your prescription and income information ready. See similar questions...

To qualify for vocational rehabilitation services, you must have a permanent disability that affects your ability to work in at least two ways. Each person's situation is considered individually. Contact a local VR office to inquire. See similar questions...

TANF stands for Temporary Assistance to Needy Families and is the program that replaced the old welfare program called Aid to Families with Dependent Children or AFDC. In 1996, the Federal Government created TANF to help low-income families leave welfare and become self-sufficient by giving TANF money to each state so they could create the kinds of programs that would accomplish that in their state. See similar questions...

We use the information you supply to determine the best purchase program for you to buy one of our homes. Although good credit isn't necessary, we use your credit reports to find the best possible program for you. See similar questions...

Any resident of Champaign County qualifies for services from Public Health. Some programs, such as the Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program and HIV/AIDS Services and Support are also available to people from other counties. Some programs require that you meet income guidelines to qualify for services. Every website page that describes a specific program also gives details about eligibility requirements. See similar questions...

The Santa Clara County District Attorney largely determines eligibility by the nature of the charges, with input from judges and public defenders. Once defendants are deemed eligible, they are charged, convicted, and sentenced with a referral for assessment and treatment. Most non-violent drug offenses deem a person eligible for SACPA. Clients with convictions for violent crimes, sexual offenses, or drug sales within the last 5 years are not eligible. See similar questions...

No. Workers have a right to a private examination by their doctors. We do encourage the worker to allow the provider to meet with both the worker and the doctor immediately following the examination when the doctor discusses his/her findings and makes his/her recommendations for treatment. This will allow everyone to be aware of and understand treatment plans and expectations. Since you have reached the medical improvement expected following your injury, we would refer you to the N.C. See similar questions...

Living with family members does not prevent you from receiving home care services. If your age, income and needs meet the eligibility guidelines, you can receive services even if you live with one or more family members. See similar questions...