Connecticut State Department of Social Services
Fact Sheets
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(SNAP) Food Stamps Issue Brief
For most households, the gross income limit is 185% of the federal poverty level (FPL). For example, the limit is $2,823 monthly for a family of three.
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Causa Suficiente - El Trabajo y Sus Beneficios de TFA
Si tiene un empleo y está pensando renunciar voluntariamente o reducir sus horas de trabajo, por favor hable con su manejador de caso de JFES antes de tomar su decisión final.
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The statewide awareness and education program, launched June 27, 2007, will bring employers and job seekers together to create a richer and more diverse workforce.
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Good Cause Brochure - Working and Your TFA Benefits
The Jobs First Employment Services (JFES) program provides employment services to time‐limited recipients of Temporary Family Assistance (TFA), the state cash assistance program for needy families. TFA is provided to families who are determined eligible by the Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS).
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Medicare Rx Exception Process Issue Brief
Effective January 1, 2007, the Department has begun assisting the prescribers in choosing a formulary product or pursuing the exception process with the PDP if a change to a formulary medication is not deemed appropriate by the prescriber.
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State Supplement to the Aged Blind Disabled Cash Assistance Factsheet
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This program is for families who have challenges making ends meet when their Temporary Family Assistance (TFA) ends.
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TANF-Basic-Needs-Spanish (El Programa de Administración de Casos TANF – Necesidades Básicas)
El Programa de Administración de Casos TANF – Necesidades Básicas es para familias que tienen dificultades financieras cuando finaliza su asistencia familiar temporal (TFA).
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Temporary Family Assistance (TFA) Fact Sheet
Online access – Visit the www.ct.gov/dss website and go to Clients/Applicants, then How to Apply. From here you can print an application for mailing to the agency. Or, click on the ConneCT icon at www.ct.gov/dss to apply online.