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Benefit payments exceeding certain levels must have approval of various <br />levels of management. <br />b) For rent or mortgage payments, an eviction notice or foreclosure notice is <br />needed. <br />c) For necessary utility bills, a cutoff notice is needed. <br />d) If critically necessary prescription drugs are requested, a drug list from the <br />pharmacy is required. <br />e) Due to its necessity in job search efforts, a payment for Internet access <br />service is allowable under this provision, but cannot exceed $20.00 per <br />month. <br />f) Other expenses can be paid through this Special Provision, as referenced in <br />section VI. A. 9. <br />L Services to low income families (under 200% of federal poverty level) <br />Due to limited funding and numbers of families in need, Cabarrus County will operate a <br />limited service program to low- income families who are not recipients of Work First and <br />are not determined to be in an emergency situation and in need of Emergency Assistance. <br />These services are designed to assist families with some basic needs to stabilize their <br />situation, and likely prevent an application for public assistance. The following <br />guidelines will govern families accessing this assistance: <br />1. The family must include a minor child in the home, and age limits must meet Work <br />First guidelines. <br />2. Family members are to give their statement as to citizenship and identity <br />3. Any medical care paid for must be Maintenance of Effort funds. TANF funds cannot <br />be used to provide medical care. <br />4. Any assistance provided must be short-term, non - recurring, and designed to deal with <br />a specific episode of need, and not extending beyond four (4) months. <br />5. Income to determine eligibility is computed using Work First guidelines. <br />6. Total gross family income must be at or below 200% of the federal poverty level: <br />*For each additional member, add $637.00. <br />7. The cash payment limit using County funding (GA, AA, EA, or 200 %) will be limited <br />to a total amount not exceeding $300.00 in any 12 -month period, per household. (i.e. <br />Household receives $300.00 from Adult Assistance therefore cannot receive <br />additional funds from GA, EA, or 200 %). The applicant must be within the 200% <br />poverty limit. <br />8. Services that can be provided under this program: <br />• One time work - related expenses <br />• Limited transportation of no more than 30 calendar days (beginning with date of <br />application) <br />• A thorough assessment by a social worker for any additional services needed and <br />available. <br />Attachment number 1 <br />F -3 Page 102 <br />Family size* <br />1 <br />2 <br />3 <br />4 <br />5 <br />6 <br />7 <br />8 <br />Max. Monthly <br />Income <br />(2011 levels) <br />$1,815 <br />$2,452 <br />$3,089 <br />$3,725 <br />$4,362 <br />$4,999 <br />$5,635 <br />$6,272 <br />*For each additional member, add $637.00. <br />7. The cash payment limit using County funding (GA, AA, EA, or 200 %) will be limited <br />to a total amount not exceeding $300.00 in any 12 -month period, per household. (i.e. <br />Household receives $300.00 from Adult Assistance therefore cannot receive <br />additional funds from GA, EA, or 200 %). The applicant must be within the 200% <br />poverty limit. <br />8. Services that can be provided under this program: <br />• One time work - related expenses <br />• Limited transportation of no more than 30 calendar days (beginning with date of <br />application) <br />• A thorough assessment by a social worker for any additional services needed and <br />available. <br />Attachment number 1 <br />F -3 Page 102 <br />