This notice informs counties that their annual reports on four child abuse prevention and related programs are due in mid-October and provides instructions on compiling those reports. [Download]
This notice informs counties that their annual reports on four child abuse prevention and related programs are due in mid-October and provides instructions on compiling those reports. [Download]
When forms are printed in a typeface that nearly requires a magnifying glass to read, one has to expect a few typos and other errors might occur. Accordingly, the state issued this errata notice fixing the typos and correcting the QR 285B (removal of references to elderly and disabled households except for documentation of separate household status), DFA 285B (removal of reference to quarterly reporting and elderly and disabled households except for documentation of separate household status) and DFA 285D (removal of references to quarterly reporting) forms. The new forms also correct the treatment of court ordered child support payments, making them income exclusions with the 20 percent earned income deduction taken prior to the child support exclusion. [Download]
With this notice, the state announces it has published its annual report to the federal Department of Health and Human services on expenditures, program responsibilities and populations to be served with Title XX Social Services block grant funds. The report is attached to this notice. [Download]
Shedding further light on what CDSS thinks the term “reasonably anticipated” means, this ACL explains when to use expected unemployment benefit income in prospective quarterly budgeting. That income is only “reasonably anticipated” and countable when a CalFresh recipient has (1) been formally notified, in writing, of a pending unemployment insurance benefit award, (2) when that benefit amount is known, and (3) the date of expected receipt is known. It also clarifies that an unemployment benefit award received mid-quarter that was not reasonably anticipated during budgeting will not create an over-issuance. [Download]
By September 28 participating counties are required to submit their FFY 2012 plan for CalFresh Employment and Training (E&T) to the state or they risk having their share of E&T funding reallocated among those counties that do submit a plan on time. This notice provides a “how to” guide for counties to develop programs that are consistent with CDSS policies and procedures. [Download]
Following up on ACL 11-36 that announced the one-year suspension of Cal-Learn through June 2012, this ACIN tells counties how to report the status of pregnant and parenting teens receiving child care on CW 115 and 115A reports (the monthly reports on child care submitted to the state by counties). [Download]