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CalWORKs Policy - Department of Public Social Services

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CW 41-400 – Deprivation<br />

CW 41-400 DEPRIVATION<br />

Is deprivation a factor when determining<br />

eligibility for <strong>CalWORKs</strong>?<br />

Yes, deprivation <strong>of</strong> parental support or care is<br />

an eligibility factor. LEADER determines if<br />

deprivation exists before cash aid is authorized.<br />

CW 41-401 –Deprivation<br />

Factors<br />

What are the deprivation factors?<br />

Either parent must be:<br />

Deceased;<br />

Incapacitated (mental/physical);<br />

See Disability Determination for LEADER<br />

procedures.<br />

Unemployed; or<br />

Continually absent from the home.<br />

See Absent/Unmarried Parent Screens –<br />

Completion for LEADER procedures.<br />

See CW 82-500 Child Support Enforcement<br />

Program for more information.<br />

Does deprivation exist when a parent is on<br />

family leave?<br />

No, family leave is not a deprivation factor.<br />

CW 41-420 -Death/Evidence<br />

What documentation is required when<br />

deprivation is based on death?<br />

The following documents can be used to verify<br />

the death <strong>of</strong> either parent:<br />

Death certificate;<br />

Award letter (<strong>Social</strong> Security Administration<br />

based on the parent’s death);<br />

Newspaper clipping/funeral card or other<br />

reliable documentation.

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