Haw. Code R. § 17-794.1-5 - Work eligible individual (WEI) and other work eligible individual (OWEI)
(a) Work eligible
individual (WEI) means an adult receiving assistance under TANF, or a
non-recipient parent, who is not an NWEI or an OWEI.
(b) Other work eligible individual (OWEI)
means an adult receiving assistance under TANF, or a non-recipient parent, who
is:
(1) Unable to engage in substantial
gainful employment as defined by the work participation requirements of the
Social Security Act,
42 U.S.C.
§607, at a job for which he or she is
equipped by education, training, or experience, for a period of more than
thirty days from the onset of an illness, incapacity, or disability due to a
physical or mental impairment or substance abuse, as determined by a licensed
physician or psychologist;
(2) A
domestic violence victim who meets the criteria established in section
17-656.1-20(a) or (b); or
(3) Any
other adult in an assistance unit that contains a domestic violence victim who
meets the criteria established in section 17-656.120(a) or (b).
(4) An adult sixty-five years of age or
older.
(c) All work
eligible individuals and other work eligible individuals shall be required to
participate in the program to the extent that resources permit.
(d) The department shall not be required to
provide FTW services to all eligible TANF recipients, if necessary resources
are not available.
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