Description: Assists Native American families with minor-aged children. Aims to empower families in need to achieve self-sufficiency by providing supportive services, tools, and education.Services include, but are not limited to:Monthly Cash AssistanceEducational DevelopmentCareer Development and Vocational TrainingChild CareTransportationSkill Building Workshops and ClassesRelocation ServicesTransitional ServicesDiversion ServicesPrevention Programs for YouthParenting Classes and Activities
Eligibility: At least one member of the family or a child must be Native American. Native American is defined as all eligible Shingle Springs Tribal members, Cortina Tribal members, Federally Recognized Indians, member of the California Judgment Rolls, and their families and descendants who reside in the approved service area.Household's income must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (effective as of January 2025).Income-Based Eligibility Guidelines:Household size of 1: monthly income of $2,608; annual income of $31,300Household size of 2: monthly income of $3,525; annual income of $42,300Household size of 3: monthly income of $4,442; annual income of $53,300Household size of 4: monthly income of $5,358; annual income of $64,300Household size of 5: monthly income of $6,275; annual income of $75,300Household size of 6: monthly income of $7,192; annual income of $86,300Household size of 7: monthly income of $8,108; annual income of $97,300Household size of 8: monthly income of $9,025; annual income of $108,300Add $917 for each additional person in the household.
Requirements: - Authorization for Release and Exchange of Information- Change of Address- Child Care Attendance and Expense- Eligibility Questionnaire- Explanation of Benefits- Fraud Acknowledgement- Homework Log- Intake Form- Job Search Log- Monthly Eligibility Report- Participant Rights and Responsibilities- Participant Work Activities TimesheetVisit the website to view/download documents.
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