Exemptions - Needy Nonparent Relative Caretaker of Child
A needy nonparent caretaker relative who has primary responsibility for providing care for a child is exempt from participation in WTW activities when he or she meets either of the following criteria:
- The nonparent caretaker relative is caring for a child who is a dependent or ward of the court, or
- The nonparent caretaker relative is caring for a child who the county has determined is at risk of placement in foster care.
Note: For an individual to qualify for this exemption, the county will determine that the caretaking responsibilities are beyond those considered normal day-to-day parenting responsibilities and impair the caretaker relative’s ability to be regularly employed or to participate in welfare-to-work activities.
If a client cannot participate the full 20/30/35 hours per week because he/she must provide care for a child listed above, he/she is exempt. There are no partial exemption
Related Topics
Exemptions - County Specific 60-Month Time Limit Extenders
Exemptions - Medical Exemption Process for Centralized Exemption Worker (CEW)
Exemptions Process for Continuing Cases
Exemptions - WTW Exemption Table