AGENCY: Department of Human Services. Office of Family Support. Kearns Office
SERIES: 4096
TITLE: Self-sufficiency/child care eligibility case files
DATES: 1983-1997.
ARRANGEMENT: Alphabetical by surname
DESCRIPTION: These case files are created and used to document the monitoring of Family Support client cases and their progress. These records also document the self sufficiency and income eligible child care programs. The purpose of these programs is to assist clients gain employment and not require public assistance programs. Child care may be provided as part of these and as such, these records become part of the case files. These programs act as a temporary support system for individuals who are employable but without adequate financial resources. The State assists recipients in this endeavor through a system of counseling, information sharing, advocacy and the provision of support services. In addition, the state coordinates these programs with the Job Training Coordinating Council, the Department of Education, and other public and private social service agencies dealing with families with dependent children. CFR 206-1-10 (1990), specifies a state must follow for the application, determination of eligibility and furnishing of public assistance for persons involved in these programs. Included in the self sufficiency and day care case files are the narrative description of the cases, histories of payment information, documentation of day care authorizations, lists of client plans and objectives, quarterly update reports, and lists of activity codes and their components. In addition, there is information on sanctions taken by Family Support against clients, documentation on target populations, and support services offered to clients.
RETENTION
DISPOSITION
RETENTION AND DISPOSITION AUTHORIZATION
These records are in Archives' permanent custody.
APPROVED: 06/1992
FORMAT MANAGEMENT
Paper: Retain in Office for 1 year and then transfer to State Records Center. Retain in State Records Center for 4 years and then destroy.
APPRAISAL
Administrative
This disposition is based on the needs expressed by the agency.
PRIMARY DESIGNATION
Controlled