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Termination of Deprivation
[41-405]
When one basis for deprivation ceases, and the family remains in need, the EW will determine if any other basis of deprivation exists.
When the basis for deprivation ceases mid-period, the EW cannot take mid-period action based on changes in deprivation. Any change in eligibility or grant amount that results from the change in deprivation reported on the SAR7 will be effective the first day of the next SAR Payment Period.
Incapacity Ceases
When the incapacitated parent recovers and there is no other basis of deprivation, the family may receive aid through the current payment period. The EW must send an adequate and timely notice of action to discontinue CalWORKs at the end of the SAR Payment Period.
Unemployment Deprivation Ceases
When an absent parent returns to the home and is not unemployed or incapacitated, (no other basis of deprivation exists) the AU continues to be considered deprived of parental care through the current SAR Payment Period. The EW must send an adequate and timely notice of action to discontinue CalWORKs at the end of the current Payment Period.
Note: An AU is NOT mandated to report mid-period when a new AU member has income in excess of the IRT, if that person was not required to report income that was used for determining cash eligibility and grant amount. Even when the AU provides the EW with information that with the new member the total income would exceed the IRT for the current AU. The EW shall not discontinue the AU mid-period because of financial ineligibility.
Reminder: Each change must be viewed separately and processed per SAR principles.
Related Topics
Deprivation of Parental Support or Care
Physical or Mental Incapacity of a Parent