This supportive service can be authorized if it is determined necessary to relocate to accept employment or to participate in education or training activities as agreed upon in the Employment First Self-Sufficiency Contract. This may be used when it is not feasible to commute to the job or training on a daily basis and the service is not otherwise available at no cost to the agency or participant. The employment type and wage should be appropriate to the clients contract and should allow the family to achieve economic independence.
(Rev. January 10, 2000)