Self Sufficiency Case Management

Program Status: Open

Becoming Financially Self-Sufficient

The service consists of meetings with the family to determine the needs and barriers to becoming self-sufficient. We help with things from clothing needs to food and housing.

Eligibility

In addition to the income guidelines, you must also be receiving one Federal Government subsidy such as TANF(Temporary Aid for Needy Families) or subsidized housing.

Income Guidelines

Income 125% of Federal Poverty Level, based on your last 90 days of income.

Fees

None

What Does the Program Provide?

Family needs assessment: Meets with family to determine the needs and barriers to become self-sufficient. We help with things from clothing needs to food and housing.

Monitoring: CADCOM conducts monthly home visits for Self Sufficiency case management participants.

Parenting Skills: Details on financing and how to deal with the money issues involved.

Program Background and Details

Bilingual Services available

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