TADVS
How much is the TADVS grant?
$3200 per certification period as of 8/11/2024
Which step should be used if the parent is attending parenting classes?
CH Child Activities- Activity that enables participants to gain skills to successfully parent, balance work and family, and contribute to the well-being and health of the child.
What is the form number for ‘job search form’?
ODHS 475 [Attendance form used by participants in a JO activity.]
We are able to use support services for eye glasses, does this include contact lenses?
No
What is the largest organ in the human body?
SKIN
Form number of the safety screening tool. It is required to be completed within how many hours?
DHS 7802 TA-DVS Safety Screening.
Required within eight hours of filing date, at time of safety assessment.
There are 3 PDP steps that FLSA applies to, name one of them.
The FLSA applies to participants working in unpaid JOBS work activities (CP~ Community Service Program, SW~ Supported Work and WE~ Work Experience). FLSA requires that participants engaged in these activities not work more hours than the combined value of the TANF and SNAP benefits divided by Oregon minimum wage in the county in which the participant resides. [Round down to the nearest hour].
What is the document name that asks questions about D/A as part of an assessment we can offer to adults?
GAINS [Global Appraisal of Individual Needs-Short Screener]
What is the form number for hearing request?
443 Hearing Request Form
What is the chemical compound for water?
H2O
Provide (5) examples of non-allowable payments.
Payment that benefits abuser.
Payment for attorney or other legal fees.
Payment of a fine or other penalty.
Payment of outstanding/past due costs when individual does not intend to stay or need for payment was not related to the current DV situation.
Payment of pet fee (unless it is a service animal).
Payment for relocation of HH or personal items from another state.
Purchase of a car/travel trailer.
Purchase of firearm, weapon, or items intended for self-defense.
Purchase of furniture unless--- see rules.
Purchase of non-essential item or service such as TV/cable.
Purchase of a pet/guard animal.
Payment of a request about which inaccurate information was provided.
Payment without verification.
JOBS- Volunteer is a participant in the TANF need group who is federally mandatory and eligible to engage in JOBS but may not be disqualified as they meet at least one of the following state exemptions (name 3 of 7):
Family assessment: how often should this be offered and who should the family assessment be offered to?
Work authorized caretaker relatives in the need group. Family assessment should be offered within 90 days of TANF approval at both initial application and recertification.
When can we send the Payment Confirmation Letter to vendors? Before or after a payment has been approved?
At what temperature can snow form?
Snow forms when the atmospheric temperature is at or below freezing (0C or 32F)
When does someone have to go through the subsequent request process?
JOBS-exempt individuals are adults who are in the needs group that meets a federal exemption and not eligible to engage in the JOBS program. They cannot volunteer for the JOBS program.
Parents providing care for a family member living in the home who has a disability. **If parent is requesting to engage in JOBS and receive support services, the JOBS exemption would be ended.
Non-citizen participants who are not authorized to work in the US.
Individuals who are eligible for and receiving SSI from Social Security Administration.
Non-needy caretaker relatives.
For REF participants aged 65 years of age or older, or those for whom participate is likely to cause undue hardship to the individual.
The following information is considered inappropriate for the case record and should never be narrated, name 2 examples:
There are some payments that are not allowed with JOBS Support Services, name 4 of them:
• Any payments related to employment in, seeking employment in, or engaged in a federally prohibited activity (see OAR 461-120-0215);
• Child care payments including ERDC co-payments and registration fees;
• Legal costs, including fines, reinstatement fees, court costs, restitution, expungement or other costs associated with a penalty;
• Medical treatments or services including mental health or alcohol and drug treatment. Medical services are not allowable under the Social Security Act 408(a)(6);
• Non-essential items, such as television and cable;
• Entertainment, such as amusement parks, movie tickets, sporting events, county and state fairs;
• Debt held with a collection agency;
• Animal related costs including pet deposits, pet fees, kennels, etc.;
• Purchase of a motor vehicle such as a motorcycle, car, recreational vehicle, or motor home.
• Purchase of a firearm or other items intended to be used as self-defense or as a weapon.
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What are (2) notices and required forms for TADVS?
DVS-077 Notice about your TA-DVS Eligibility
DVS-068 TA-DVS Case Summary
DVS-110 Notice of Action: TA-DVS
DVS 7802 TA-DVS Safety Screening
DVS-135 We Need Proof for TA-DVS Notice
DHS 1543 Self-Sufficiency Domestic Violence Assistance Agreement
DHS 1543M Self-Sufficiency Domestic Violence Motel Use Agreement
These folks are not in the need and/or benefit group, but still JOBS-eligible (there are 5 groups, tell us of 3 of them).
How long does a JOBS Plus typically get set up for (how many months)?
Federal funding cannot be used to support activities that are deemed illegal under federal law. When an individual gains employment or is seeking employment in a prohibited activity they are not eligible for (there are 4 items) please name 2 items:
• Jobs Participation Incentive (JPI)
• Reduced Co-pay (RCP)
• Employment Payments (EPCA)
• Support Services
**Also, JOBS participants not allowed to have an active TRACS step to record engagement in these activities as these hours are not countable, when individual gains employment in a prohibited activity, placement is not allowed to be captured in TRACS.
What is neuroplasticity?
The brain’s remarkable ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections and pathways through life, allowing to adapt, learn new skills, and recover from injuries or diseases by changing its structure and function in response to experiences, environment, and even damage.