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shall ensure that any accommodation or support services necessary for the participant to participate in the assessment are made available to the participant. The participant may supplement this assessment with medical records or any other credible information related to the participant's ability to participate in program activities. An assessment under this subsection may also be initiated at the choice of the participant at any time. The individual performing this assessment shall recommend to the case manager any services, supports and programs needed to improve the economic self-sufficiency and well-being of the participant and the participant's family based on the assessment. In coordination with the participant, the case manager shall establish a plan for the participant and the participant's family based on the assessment that includes appropriate services, supports and programs consistent with the findings and recommendations of the assessment that may include: A. Referral to a community agency qualified to assist the participant with services, supports, education, training and accommodations needed to reduce or overcome any barriers to achieving self-sufficiency and to fulfill the participant's personal and family responsibilities; and B. Assistance needed by the participant to obtain federal social security disability insurance benefits or federal supplemental security income benefits. This subsection does not preclude a determination that the participant is temporarily unable to participate, including participation in any assessment pursuant to this subsection, due to good cause as described in section 37853785-B. Any determination made under this subsection may be appealed in accordance with section 3762, subsection 9. A participant who chooses to participate in a comprehensive assessment under this subsection and fails to participate without good cause may be sanctioned in accordance with section 3763, subsection 1-A, paragraph A regardless of any previous sanctions that the participant may have incurred. The department shall provide training for case managers regarding their job responsibilities and their obligation to comply with the requirements of the federal Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990; the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973; and the Maine Human Rights Act when interviewing and providing information to participants, when referring participants for alternative services or when considering whether the participant requires reasonable accommodations in order to participate in the ASPIRE TANF program. Sec. FFFF-17. 22 MRSA §3788, sub-§10, C, as amended by PL 2005, c. 480, §1, is repealed and the following enacted in its place: C. For individuals who are satisfactorily participating in an education or training program, the department shall determine the acceptability of the activity for purposes of meeting the participation requirements of this chapter using the same criteria as are used for any individual in the ASPIRE-TANF program. 152 of 230
Sec. FFFF-18. 22 MRSA §3788, sub-§11, B, as amended by PL 1997, c. 530, Pt. A, §26, is further amended to read: B. ASPIRE-TANF participants who are attending school or are involved in an equivalent educational program recognized by the Department of Education or a local school board are considered to be in the education, training or treatment component and their participation is not limited to 24 months. The department shall encourage recipients younger than 20 years of age who have not completed high school to attend traditional high school. Sec. FFFF-19. 22 MRSA §3788, sub-§11, D, as enacted by PL 2001, c. 335, §3, is amended to read: D. If a claim of disability or other good cause is made by a participant, the department shall assess the circumstances of the claim. If disability or other good cause is found to exist, the department shall offer reasonable alternative participation requirements to the extent required by federal law and document them in the participant's family contract and case record. Sec. FFFF-20. 22 MRSA §3790, sub-§3, as repealed and replaced by PL 1999, c. 407, §1, is amended to read: 3. Program requirements. An enrollee must participate in a combination of education, training, study or work-site experience for an average of 20 hours per weekin a manner that meets federal work participation requirements in the first 2412 months of the program. Aid under this chapter may continue beyond 2412 months if the enrollee remains in an educational program and agrees to participate in either of the following options: meets federal work participation requirements. A. Fifteen hours per week of work-site experience in addition to other education, training or study; or B. A total of 40 hours of education, training, study or work-site experience. The department shall present both options to enrollees and permit them to choose either option. For the purpose of this subsection, work-site experience includes, but is not limited to, paid employment, work study, practicums, internships, clinical placements, laboratory or field work directly related to the enrollee's employment goal or any other work activities that, as determined by the department, will enhance the enrollee's employability in the enrollee's field. In the last semester of the enrollee's educational program, work-site experience may also include resume preparation, employment research, interviews and other activities related to job placement. The department shall make reasonable adjustments in the 1 participation requirements in this subsection for good cause. For the purpose of this subsection, "good cause" means circumstances in which the required participation would cause the enrollee to seriously compromise academic 153 of 230
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