Supportive Services and Income Taxes

 

Supportive services include the following:

 

a) Assistance with local transportation costs and limited private auto repairs associated with work or training;

 b) Assistance with child care and dependent care costs; 

c) Assistance with housing and food; 

d) Referrals to, and in some cases assistance with, medical and prescription services;

e) Assistance with uniforms or other appropriate work attire, hygiene and haircuts, eyeglasses, and work or training related material costs.

 f) Assistance with job-related adult basic education and English as a Second Language training; 

g) Assistance with translations;

 h) Assistance with work and training related licenses, permits, and fees;

 i) Assistance with disabilities including learning disabilities;

 j) Assistance with out-of-state job search and relocation to a new job. 

Support services do not allow the following: 

a) Fines and penalties such as traffic violations, late finance charges, and interest payments; 

b) Entertainment including tips;

 c) Contributions or donations; 

d) Vehicle or mortgage payment; 

e) Refundable deposits

 f) Alcohol or tobacco products 

g) Pet food; 

h) Excessive or costly food purchases beyond normal dietary needs; 

i) Out-of-state job search and relocation expenses that are paid for by the prospective employer or by the employer who has laid off the individual.

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