Feb 1, 2022 · In accordance with rules 5101:6-2-02 and 5101:6-2-04 of the Administrative Code, a county agency shall provide an assistance group written notice of a denial or its intent to …

All children in Childrens Services custody have Medicaid automatically, but the kinship caregiver and their other household members do not. Eligibility for SNAP and Medicaid benefits is based …

As of January 2020, the payment standard for one child in a child-only group is $302, for two children it is $412. You may also apply to be included in the assistance group but the agency …

Kinship caregivers must meet these requirements: reside in Ohio; obtained legal custody or guardianship on or after July 1, 2005; family gross income is no more than 300% of the federal …

Kinship Care refers to a temporary or permanent arrangement in which a relative—or any non-relative adult who has a long-standing relationship or bond with the child and/or family—has …

Caregivers can receive a monthly payment for the child only (caregiver income will not be counted) until the child turns 18. To receive this benefit, caregivers will be required to …

In these cases, the Job Center does not take into account any of the caregiver's income or assets and provides money for the child only. These are called child-only cases. You will generally be …

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Nov 17, 2025 · Become a paid caregiver through a state Medicaid program If someone with a disability already receives Medicaid, their state may allow a family member or friend to …

In Ohio, a kinship caregiver can be any relative or nonrelative with a long-term relationship to the child or child’s family. The Kinship Support Program (KSP) gives money to eligible kinship …