N.J. Admin. Code § 10:69-9.5 - Separation of income maintenance and social services
(a)
Income maintenance includes responsibility for applications, determining
eligibility and continuing eligibility and verification of eligibility
factors.
(b) Social services are
those activities directed toward informing applicants and beneficiaries of
available services, and assisting individuals and families by providing direct
service, purchasing service or by referral to a community agency.
1. The client shall be as fully informed as
possible at each contact by staff of each unit of the programs and services for
which he or she may be eligible.
2.
Some situations that would call for social services include:
i. A change in circumstances possibly
affecting need for services;
ii.
Follow-ups resulting from recommendations of the Disability Review
Section;
iii. Exploring potential
for services from other agencies;
iv. Protective services for
children;
v. Early periodic,
screening, diagnosis and treatment;
vi. Family planning; and
vii. Any other apparent need for
services.
3.
Interrelated activities which specifically involve TANF eligibility or other
services include, but are not limited to:
i.
Sharing information concerning IV-D child support and AFDC-related
Medicaid;
ii. Sharing information
concerning need of emergency assistance by a family; and
iii. Determinations of gross income and
family size at time of case closing for post-AFDC-related Medicaid benefit
purposes.
Notes
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