CCMEP Questions & Answers | Office of Workforce Development | Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

Minor child means an individual who is not 18 years of age or an individual who has not turned 19 years of age and is a full-time student in a secondary school (or the equivalent level of vocational or technical training). 45 C.F.R. 260.30.
(Updated: 04/30/2018)

CCMEP Questions & Answers Eligibility TANF-Eligible

Does having a minor in the household allow an 18 year old in secondary school (ISY) to maintain eligibility in the CCMEP program? Can we extend TANF eligibility for participants who are due for their semi-annual recertification during COVID-19 stay-at-home restrictions? Does a pregnant individual with no other children need to be in a certain trimester before she is eligible for TANF funding? Does being eligible for TANF funding qualify an individual to enter CCMEP? During the Covid-19 pandemic are the 6-month TANF reviews extended? How does income count for determining TANF eligibility for CCMEP? How does a lead agency handle TANF-funded services when a participant loses TANF eligibility? How often does TANF funding eligibility for CCMEP need to be verified? Is it allowable to self-attest income and not request additional documentation for TANF funding? Must the child of a non-custodial parent reside in Ohio for TANF funding eligibility? What are citizenship requirements for TANF? What are the Federal Poverty Levels for TANF funding eligibility for CCMEP? What documentation is required for verifying that an individual is a parent, legal guardian, legal custodian, or specified relative for TANF eligibility? What is TANF funding eligibility criteria for CCMEP? What types of income are excluded for determining eligibility for TANF-funded CCMEP services? Who is a specified relative for TANF funding eligibility? Who is a minor child for TANF eligibility?