New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 18 - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
Chapter II - Regulations of the Department of Social Services
Subchapter B - Public Assistance
Article 4 - Services to Individuals
Part 385 - Public Assistance And Food Stamp Employment Program Requirements
Section 385.10 - Local district employment plans

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024

(a) General requirements. The social services official shall submit a biennial plan to the office which includes all of the elements specified in this section. The commissioner shall establish a beginning and ending date which shall constitute the effective dates for which such plan is in force.

(1) The plan shall describe the provision of education, work training and the supportive services which are related to the operation of work activity programs for public assistance and SNAP programs by the local district.

(2) The plan shall be developed in cooperation and coordination with:
(i) public and private education institutions;

(ii) child care providers;

(iii) child care resource and referral agencies if available in the district;

(iv) labor unions;

(v) libraries;

(vi) public and private employers;

(vii) employment and training agencies and organizations; and

(viii) private industry councils.

(3) The plan shall be available for review and comment by the public at the offices of the social services district for a period not less than 30 days prior to the date that the plan must be submitted to the commissioner.

(4) No later than 90 days prior to the date on which the biennial plan must be submitted to the office (or 60 days if the date of submission of the plan to the office and for public comment are the same), the commissioner shall transmit planning instructions to each social services official which shall include, but be limited to:
(i) the date of plan submission to the office;

(ii) instructions for completing the plan and for submitting amendments thereto.

(5) The plan shall include, but not be limited to:
(i) estimates of the number of participants to be served;

(ii) a description of the supportive services which the social services district will provide individuals assigned to work activities;

(iii) a description of the work activities which will be available in the social services district;

(iv) a description of the social services district's plan to meet Federal and State participation rate requirements;

(v) a description of the process to be used by the social services district in meeting the requirements of the disability program described in section 385.2 of this Part;

(vi) a list of the education and training and other work activity providers with which the social services district expects to enter into agreements or contracts, along with a description of the contracts;

(vii) a description of orientation provided in accordance with the requirements of section 385.5 of this Part;

(viii) a description of the assessment tools, qualification requirements for employees providing assessments, the social services district's administrative unit responsible for providing assessments or the entity contracted by the social services district to provide assessments and employability plans;

(ix) a description of conciliation procedures established in accordance with the require ments of section 385.11 of this Part; and

(x) a description of the approval of training policy.

(6) The plan shall also include any additional information which the commissioner deems necessary to comply with Federal and State reporting requirements or for office planning and program analysis.

(7) The plan shall be amendable upon notice and comment as directed by the commissioner.

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