OLGT 2015-14: TAFDC – Teen Parents Living in Teen Parenting Program (TPP)
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Overview
A Teen Parenting Program (TPP) is a residential facility which provides a structured living environment for pregnant and parenting female teens and their children. A teen parent and her child may be required to live in a TPP when:
- the teen parent is homeless or cannot live at home with her parent(s) because domestic violence, abuse, neglect, substance abuse, or other extraordinary circumstance in the home is confirmed by a Department of Children and Families assessment;
- there is no adult relative age 20 or older or legal guardian with whom the teen parent can live; and
- the teen parent does not meet the qualifications for living independently.
Purpose
The purpose of this transmittal is to remind staff that:
- teens living in TPPs are required to pay a portion of their grant to the TPP facility where they are living;
- these teen parents are entitled to the appropriate SNAP expense deductions, found in 106 CMR 364.400;
- no income-in-kind deductions are required for TAFDC purposes.
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