If fees will be collected from recipients of any services outlined in the Contract Requirements, state the anticipated annual amount of revenue. Also state how those revenues will be used to offset the costs. contract’s Section II must be completed by any agency receiving funding for the TIP component. Scope of Work - TANF Initiative for Parents (TIP) Program Describe how the TIP program will be implemented through your agency. Include the anticipated LOS. Program Goals The goal of the Division of Family TANF Initiative for Parents Development’s (DFD) (TIP) Program is to prevent child abuse and neglect through the promotion of healthy parent-child interactions (e.g. positive parenting skills, healthy nutrition, children’s immunizations, early identification of development delays and linking families to community based medical and social services, and employment and training activities) with the opportunity to acquire skills that promote balance between employment and family. Target Population Pregnant TANF and GA, and TANF cases with a new birth 12 months or younger who are at moderate risk for parenting problems. TIP eligible parents receiving Emergency Assistance for shelter, motel or housing are required to be referred to the TIP In-Home provider for an assessment and, if appropriate, enroll in Home Visitation as a condition of on-going EA eligibility. All other eligible parents are voluntary enrollees. Program Description General Description: The TIP program can include separate In-Home and In-Community services or In-Home services only. Counties have the option of re-directing their
If fees will be collected from recipients of any services outlined in the Contract Requirements, state the anticipated annual amount of revenue. Also state how those revenues will be used to offset the contract’s costs. Section II must be completed by any agency receiving funding for the TIP component. Scope of Work - TANF Initiative for Parents (TIP) Program Describe how the TIP program will be implemented through your agency. Include the anticipated LOS. Program Goals The goal of the Division of Family Development’s (DFD) TANF Initiative for Parents (TIP) Program is to prevent child abuse and neglect through the promotion of healthy parent-child interactions (e.g. positive parenting skills, healthy nutrition, children’s immunizations, early identification of development delays and linking families to community based medical and social services, and employment and training activities) with the opportunity to acquire skills that promote balance between employment and family. Target Population Pregnant TANF and GA, and TANF cases with a new birth 12 months or younger who are at moderate risk for parenting problems. TIP eligible parents receiving Emergency Assistance for shelter, motel or housing are required to be referred to the TIP In-Home provider for an assessment and, if appropriate, enroll in Home Visitation as a condition of on-going EA eligibility. All other eligible parents are voluntary enrollees. Program Description General Description: The TIP program can include separate In-Home and In-Community services or In-Home services only. Counties have the option of re-directing their
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