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CHARACTERISTICS OF TRIBAL TANF PROGRAMS

As of October 1, 2002

TRIBE OR INTERTRIBAL ORGANIZATION	START DATE	PROJECTED # OF FAMILIES PER MONTH	STATE MATCH	SERVICE AREA	SERVICE POPULATION	TIME LIMIT	WORK ACTIVITIES	WORK PARTICIPATION RATES	WORK RATE HRS/WEEK REQUIRED
(1) Forest County Potawatomi Community - Wi	07/01/97 Renewed 07/01/00	20	No	Forest County	Eligible tribal member families	60 months	Basic education Job search/job readiness Job skills training Vocational education (12 month limit) Community service	Same as defined in section 407(a) of the Act	Same as defined in section 407(c) of the Act
(2) Klamath Tribes - Or	07/01/97 Renewed 07/01/00	90	Yes	Klamath County	All eligible Indian families	24 months within an 84 month period (similar to Oregon's time limit)	Basic education Job search/job readiness Job skills training OJT Sheltered/supported work Work experience	All families: FY97: 15% FY98: 20% FY99: 25% FY00: 30% Two-parent: FY97: 35% FY98: 40% FY99: 45% FY00: 50%	All families: FY97 - 02: 20 hrs. Two-parent: FY97 - 02: 25 hrs.
(3) Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians - Or	10/01/97 Renewed 07/01/00	90	Yes	Counties of Benton, Clackamas, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Tillamook, Washington and Yamhill	Eligible tribal member families	24 months within an 84 month period (similar to Oregon's time limit)	Job search/job readiness Job skills training OJT Sheltered/supported work Work experience Subsidized public/private employment	All families: FY98: 15% FY99: 20% FY00: 25% Two-parent: FY98: 30% FY99: 35% FY00: 40%	All families: FY98 - 00: 20 hrs.
(4) Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians - Wi	10/01/97 Renewed 07/01/00	50	No	Bayfield County	All eligible families (Indian and non-Indian) on the reservation and eligible tribal member families in Bayfield County	60 months	OJT Job search/job readiness Vocational training (12 month limit) Subsidized and unsubsidized employment Work experience Community service employment Job skills training related to employment Education related to employment	Same as defined in section 407(a) of the Act	Same as defined in section 407(c) of the Act
(5) Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe - SD	10/01/97 Renewed 10/01/00	150	No	Day, Marshall and Roberts County	Eligible tribal members families – one-parent families only. (Two parent families served by BIA GA.)	60 months	Unsubsidized employment Work experience Subsidized private sector employment Teen parents in school Child care providers for TANF Recipients	One-parent: FY98: 15% FY99: 20% FY00: 25%	One-parent: FY98: 20 hrs. FY99: 20hrs. FY00: 25 hrs.
(6) Sokaogon Chippewa Community, Mole Lake Band - Wi	10/01/97 Renewed 10/01/00	10	No	Reservation	Eligible tribal member families	60 months	Same as defined in section 407(d) of the Act	Same as defined in section 407(a) of the Act	Same as defined in section 407(c) of the Act
(7) Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians - Wi	10/01/97 Renewed 10/01/00	25	No	Reservation	Eligible tribal member families	60 months	Same as defined in section 407(d) of the Act	Same as defined in section 407(a) of the Act	Same as defined in section 407(c) of the Act
(8) White Mountain Apache Tribe - Az	04/01/98 Renewed 04/01/01	770	Yes	Reservation	All eligible families (Indian and non-Indian) in the service area	60 months	Same as section 407(d)	All families: FY98: 15% FY99: 20% FY00: 25% FY01: 25%	All families: FY 98 - 01: 16 hrs.
(9) Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona - Az	11/01/97 Renewed 11/01/00	250	Yes	Maricopa , Pima, and Pinal Counties	All eligible Indian families on the reservation and Tribal member families in Maricopa and Pima Counties	60 months	Same as defined in section 407(d) of the Act	One-parent: FY98 - 99: 15% FY00 - 01: 30% Two-parent: FY98: 30% FY99: 45% FY00: 60% FY01: 60%	One-parent: FY98: 20 hrs. FY99: 20 hrs. FY00 - 01: 25 hrs. Two-parent: FY 98: 30 hrs. FY 99 - 01: 35 hrs.
(10) Southern California Tribal Chairman's Assoc. - Ca (consortium of 18 tribe)	03/01/98 > amended effective 05/01/99 expanded from 9 to 18 tribes) Renewed 03/31/01	562	Yes	Reservations of member tribes	Eligible tribal member families from the consortium members	60 months	Same as defined in section 407(d) of the Act, with the addition of participation in a NEW program activity	One-parent: FY98: 25% FY99: 30% FY00: 35% FY01: 35% Two-parent: FY98: 35% FY99 - 01: 50%	One-parent: FY98: 16 hrs. FY99: 24 hrs. FY00: 30 hrs. FY01: 30 hrs. Two-parent: FY98: 24 hrs. FY99: 32 hrs. FY00: 35 hrs. FY01: 35 hrs.
(11) Osage Tribe - Ok	05/04/98 Renewed 05/01/01	75	No	Osage County	Eligible tribal member families	60 months	Unsubsidized/subsidized employment Work experience OJT Job search/job readiness Job skills training Vocational education (12 month limit) Community service	All families: FY98: 15% FY99: 20% FY00: 30% FY01: 30% Two-parent: FY98: 50% FY99: 55% FY00: 65% FY01: 65%	All families: FY98 - 02: 20 hrs. Two-parent: FY98 - 02: 35 hrs.
(12) Northern Arapaho Tribe (Wind River Reservation) - Wy	07/01/98 Renewed 07/01/01	250	Yes	Wind River Reservation (Fremont and Hot Springs Counties)	Eligible enrolled Northern Arapaho Families	60 months	Unsubsidized employment Work experience Subsidized private sector employment Satisfactory attendance in secondary school or GED program Child care	All families: FY98: 20% FY99: 20% FY00: 25%	All families: FY98: 20 hrs. FY99: 20 hrs. FY00: 30 hrs.
(13) Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe - Wa	10/01/98 Renewed 10/01/01	125	Yes	Kitsap County	All American Indian families living on the Port Gamble Reservation and enrolled Port Gamble members living off reservation in Kitsap County	60 months	Subsidized and unsubsidized employment Work experience OJT Job search/job readiness Self-employment Traditional subsistence activities Vocational training Job skills training Employment related education GED/high school Childcare for TANF recipients Teaching cultural activities Internships Barrier removal, including counseling, chemical dependency treatment	All families: FY99: 15% FY00: 20% FY01: 25%	All families: FY99 - 01: 20 hrs.
(14) Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe - Wa	10/01/98 Renewed 10/01/01	120	Yes	BIA defined service area	All eligible American Indian and Alaska Natives residing in the designated service area	60 months	Subsidized/unsubsidized employment Unpaid work experience OJT Job search /job readiness Self-employment Traditional subsistence activities Vocational training Job skills training Employment related education GED/high school Childcare for TANF recipients Teaching cultural activities Internships Barrier removal, including counseling, chemical dependency treatment	All families: FY99: 15% FY00: 20% FY01: 25%	All families: FY99 - 01: 20 hrs.
(15) Tanana Chiefs Conference, Inc - Ak (consortium of 37 Alaska Native villages)	10/01/98 Renewed 10/01/01	533	Yes	The Doyon Regional Corporation Area as established by the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act	Eligible families in which head of the assistance unit is an enrolled member of, or eligible for membership in a federally recognized tribe	60 months	Basic education Job search/assessment Job readiness OJT Vocational education training (36 months max.) Job sampling, work experience Approved subsistence hunting, fishing, gathering Approved community work service Jobs skills development Sheltered/supported work Subsidized/unsubsidized employment Providing childcare for ASAP clients	All families: FY99: 25% FY00: 30% FY01: 35%	All families: FY99: 20 hrs. FY00: 25 hrs. FY01: 30 hrs.
(16) Nez Perce Tribe - Id	01/01/99 Renewed 01/01/02	133	Yes	On or near the Nez Perce Reservation, including Lewiston, Kendrick, Grangeville, and Cottonwood	Eligible families of enrolled members of the Nez Perce Tribe	60 months	Barrier removal Subsidized/unsubsidized employment Work experience OJT Job search/job readiness Self-employment Subsistence gathering Job skills Employment related education and GED Child Care Teaching cultural activities Internships Reasonable transportation	All families: FY99: 15% FY00: 20% FY01: 25% FY02: 30%	All families: FY 99 - 02: 20 hrs.
(17) Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe - Mn	01/01/99 Renewed 01/01/02	130	Yes	Mille Lacs Reservation and six Minnesota counties near reservation	Eligible families with at least one adult that is an enrolled member; a descendent or an enrolled member; or recognized in the community as a member as determined by the Band.	60 months	Subsidized/unsubsidized employment Work experience OJT Job search Pre-employment activities Job skills training Self employment Community service Vocational education High school completion activities	One-parent: FY99: 25% FY00: 30% FY01: 35% FY02: 40% Two-parent: FY99: 40% FY00: 45% FY01: 50% FY02: 55%	One-parent: FY 99 – 02: 25 hrs. Two-parent: FY99 - 02: 30 hrs. for one parent or combined total of 50 hrs. for both parents.
(18) Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes - Mt	01/01/99 Renewed 01/01/02	615	Yes	Within exterior boundaries of the Flathead Reservation	Eligible families of enrolled CSKT members residing or intending to reside on the Flathead Reservation	60 months	Basic education Job search Limited parenting and family strengthening activities Job skills training OJT Sheltered/supported work Paid/unpaid work experience Vocational education Post-secondary education Approved community service or cultural activities Other activities that lead to family self-sufficiency	All families: FY99: 15% FY00: 15% FY01: 20%	All families: FY99: 20 hrs. FY00: 20 hrs. FY01: 30 hrs.
(19) Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community - Az	06/01/99 Renewed 06/01/02	277	Yes	Within the exterior boundaries of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Reservation	Needy families of enrolled members	60 months	Unsubsidized employment Subsidized private sector employment Work experience OJT Job search/job readiness Community service programs Vocational education Job skills training directly related to employment Education directly related to employment Satisfactory attendance at secondary school Provision of child care services	One-parent: FY99: 15% FY00: 20% FY01: 25% Two-parent: FY99: 15% FY00: 20% FY01: 25%	One-parent: FY99 - 01: 20 hrs. Two-parent: FY99 - 01: 40 hrs.
(20) Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Reservation - Id	07/01/99 Renewed 07/01/02	198	Yes	On or near the Fort Hall Reservation, to include counties of Bingham, Bannock, Power, and Caribou	Eligible enrolled members of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes who reside in the designated service area and all eligible members of Federally recognized Indian Tribes residing on the Fort Hall Reservation	60 months	Barrier removal and life skill training, including: individual and family counseling, parenting, budgeting, nutrition household management, child abuse/neglect, etc. Job Training and educational activities, including: basic education, adult basic education, GED, TABE, career information systems, computer literacy, remedial and tutoring assistance. Job search/job readiness Job skills training Apprenticeship training OJT Sheltered/supported work	One-parent: FY99: 15% FY00: 20% FY01: 25% FY02: 30% Two-parent: FY99: 30% FY00: 35% FY01: 40% FY02: 45%	All Families: FY99-02: 20hrs.
(21) Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska - Ak (consortium of 20 Alaska Native villages)	07/01/00	521	Yes	The Sealaska Regional Corporation Area as established by the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act	All Alaska Native and Native American families in which at least one member of the assistance unit is a member of, or eligible for enrollment in, a Federally recognized tribe.	60 months	Subsidized/unsubsidized employment Basic education Job search Job readiness OJT Vocational education Job sampling/experience Approved community work service job skills directly related to employment Education related to employment Sheltered/supported work Providing childcare to TANF clients Community service activities	All Families: FY00: 25% FY01: 30% FY02: 35%	All Families: FY00: 20hrs FY01and after: 25hrs
(22) Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa - Wi	01/01/00	20	None	Lac du Flambeau Reservation and BIA designated service area	All families (Indian and non-Indian) within the Lac du Flambeau Reservation and families in which at least one member of the assistance unit is a member of Lac du Flambeau off reservation	60 months	Subsidized/unsubsidized employment OJT Job search/job readiness Community service employment Vocational training related to employment Education leading to a GED Hunting, fishing, gathering, and other culturally relevant work/life skills	All Families: FY00: 25% FY01: 30% FY02: 35%	One-parent: FY00: 20 hrs. FY01: 25 hrs. FY02: 30 hrs. Two–parent: FY00: 35 hrs. FY01: 40 hrs. FY02: 40 hrs.
(23) Coeur d'Alene Tribe - Id	07/01/00	46	None	Benewah and Kootenai Counties including the Coeur d'Alene Reservation.	All eligible members of Federally recognized tribes.	60 months	Barrier removal skills: e.g. dysfunctional families, child abuse/neglect, mental health, family counseling, etc Training and education: adult basic, GED career info systems, computer literacy, remedial reading, Job skills training. Employment, job services, Tribal Employment Rights Office, Tribal Human Resources	All Families FY00: 15% FY01: 20% FY02: 25% FY03: 30% Two-parent: FY00: 30% FY01: 35% FY02: 40% FY03: 45%	All Families: FY00 - 03: 20 hrs. Two-parent: FY00 - 03: 20 hrs.
(24) Eastern Shoshone Tribe of the Wind River Reservation - Wy	10/01/00	100	None	Wyoming counties of Fremont and Hot Springs encompassing the entire Wind River Reservation and nearby communities with Native American populations.	Enrolled Eastern Shoshone Tribal members:	60 months	Life skills development Job search/job readiness Job skills training OJT Sheltered/supported work Work experience (pay after performance) Training/education including high school GED	All families: FY00: 15% FY01: 15% FY02: 15%	One-parent: FY00 - 02: 15 hrs. Two-parent: FY00 - 02: 15 hrs.
(25) Fort Belknap Community Council - Mt	10/01/00	282	Yes	Fort Belknap Reservation and Blain County as well as the community of Dodson.	All Federally Recognized Indians residing on the Fort Belnap Reservation in Blain County and the community of Dodson.	60 months	Non-paid Tribally approved work participation activities Subsidized work in private sector Subsidized tribal employment Job search/job readiness Job skills training OJT GED completion High school course work Child care for TANF recipient Teaching cultural activities Employment barrier removal activities	All families: FY00: 10% FY01: 15% FY02: 20%	Adult family members: 20 hrs Children 6 to 18 required to attend school during public school year
(26) Association of Village Council Presidents, Inc. - Ak (consortium of 56 Alaska Native villages)	10/01/00	1,126		Calista Regional Corporation area established by the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.	All families within the AVCP service area in which at least one member of the assistance unit is an Alaska Native, or a member of, or eligible for, membership in a Federally recognized tribe.	60 months	Subsidized/subsidized employment Basic education Education related to employment Job readiness Job search Subsistence activities OJT Vocational education Job sampling/work service Approved community work service Sheltered/supported work service Providing childcare services to TANF clients, eldercare	All families: 2000 - 20% 2001 - 25% 2002 - 25%	All families: 2000 - 20 hrs. 2001 - 25 hrs. 2002 - 25 hrs
(27) Navajo Nation - Az, NM, and Ut	10/01/00	8,937	Yes	The Navajo Reservation in Az, NM, and Ut and designated near reservation communities	All eligible Indian families on the Navajo Reservation and Navajos with census numbers in the near reservation communities.	60 months	Unsubsidized employment Subsidized private/public sector employment Work experience OJT Job search/job readiness Community services programs Chapter Projects Reasonable transportation time Vocational educational training Job skills training directly related to employment	All Families: FY01: 10% FY02: 15% Third year & after : 20%	All Families: 20 hrs.
(28) Pueblo of Zuni – NM	04/01/01	234	Yes	Pueblo of Zuni and Black Rock	All qualified families at the Pueblo of Zuni and Black Rock whether they are Indian or non-Indian.	60 months	Unsubsidized/subsidized employment, including self-employment Work experience, including work associated with refurbishing of publicly assisted housing OJT Job search/job readiness Community service Vocational educational training Job skills training Education directly related to employment for a participant who has not received a high school diploma or a certificate of high school equivalency Satisfactory attendance at a secondary school Provision of childcare services	All families: FY02: 5% FY03: 10% FY04: 15% Two-parent: FY02: 10% FY03: 10% FY04: 15%	All families: FY02: 10 hrs. FY03: 10 hrs. FY04: 20 hrs.
(29) Winnebago Tribe - Ne	04/01/01	86	Yes	Service area will include the exterior boundary of Thurston County.	Needy enrolled tribal member families residing in Thurston County with a child, children or expecting a child	60 months	Unsubsidized employment Subsidized private/public sector employment Work experience, including work associated with refurbishing of publicly assisted housing OJT Job search/job readiness Parenting and family strengthening activities Community service programs, including work associated with community improvement projects or cultural activities Vocational educational Job skills training related to employment Education related to employment for a participant who has not received a high school diploma or a certificate of high school equivalency Satisfactory attendance at a secondary school Provision of childcare services to a participant who is in a community service program	Single-parent : First year: 10% Second year: 15% Third year: 20% Two-parent: First year: 15% Second year: 20% Third year: 25%	Single-parent families between ages 18-59: 20 hrs. Two-parent: between ages 18-59: 40 hrs.
(30) Hopi Tribe - Az	04/01/01	206	Yes	Hopi Reservation (excluding B.I.A. designated town)	Enrolled Hopi tribal members and those eligible for enrollment, including non-tribal member spouses and non-Indian spouses and dependent children and other related family members	60 months (24 months may be considered if unemployment rate falls below 50%)	Subsidized/unsubsidized employment Work experience OJT Employment Participation in training programs Job search/job readiness Attendance in secondary school or GED program Community service activities Provision of child care services	All families: First year: 10% Second year: 15% Third year: 20% Two-parent: First year: 15% Second year: 20% Third year: 25%	All families: 16 hrs. Two-parent: 25 hrs.
(31) Quinalt Indian Nation - Wa	04/01/01	433	Yes	Grays Harbor County and Western Jefferson County (Jefferson County from the western boundary of Olympic National Park to the Pacific Ocean)	All eligible Indian family units with the boundaries of the Quinault Indian Nation Reservation and all eligible Quinault family units within the Quinault TANF designated service area	60 months for adults	Unsubsidized employment Traditional self-employment, e.g., fishing Subsidized tribal/private sector employment Work experience OJT Internships Job readiness/skills training Traditional subsistence, e.g., hunting, fishing QIN approved community service and cultural and religious activities Vocational training Education related to employment GED completion High school (if teen) Post-secondary educ. (2.0 gpa or show progress towards completion of accredited degree program which will lead to unsubsidized employment) Provision of childcare Activities aimed at removing barriers to employment, e.g., counseling and chemical dependency treatment	All families: First year: 15% Second year: 20% Third year: 25%	All families: 20 hrs.
(32) Quileute Tribe - Wa (administering TANF for the Quileute and Hoh Tribes)	05/01/01	186	Yes	Clallam County and Jefferson County defined as: Quileute Indian Reservation, and the Forks CSO service area to the north and east along Hwy 101 to Lake Crescent, along Hwy. 112 through Clallam Bay and Sekju, and zip codes 98350 (LaPush), 98305 (Beaver), and 98331 Forks	Indian families with at least one adult who is an enrolled member, or a child who is enrolled or eligible to be enrolled, of a Federally recognized Tribe or Alaska Native Village. Except: Quinault members off the Hoh Indian Reservation in Jefferson County	60 months	Unsubsidized employment Subsidized private/public Grant diversion Work experience Community work experience OJT Job search/job readiness Job clubs Job placement Job development Job coaching Job retention services Job specific training and education Job skills Self-employment Vocational education Education leading to employment Apprenticeships GED Basic education Participant child care Cultural activities Barrier removal	All families: Year 1: 20% Year 2: 25% Year 3: 30%	One-parent: 25 hrs. Two-parent: 30 hrs. for one member 20 hrs. second member

TRIBE OR INTERTRIBAL ORGANIZATION	START DATE	PROJECTED # OF FAMILIES PER MONTH	STATE MATCH	SERVICE AREA	SERVICE POPULATION	TIME LIMIT	WORK ACTIVITIES	WORK PARTICIPATION RATES	WORK RATE HRS/WEEK REQUIRED
(33) Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians - Ca operating as the Torres Martinez Tribal TANF Program (consortium of 9 tribes in Riverside County - also - serving the non-reservation Indian population of Los Angeles and certain towns in Riverside Counties)	05/01/01 > amended from 7 to 9 tribes 09/01/01 > amended to include the non-reservation Indian population of Los Angeles County 11/01/01 > Soboba Band of Luisano Indians withdrawn from the coalition effective 5/01/02 >amended to include the non-reservation Indian population of certain towns in Riverside County 05/01/02	5,358	Yes	Reservations of the Torres Martinez, Agua Caliente, Augustine, Morongo, Pechanga, Ramona, Santa Rosa, and Cahuilla Tribes in Riverside County, Ca. -and- Los Angeles County, Ca. -and- certain towns in Riverside County, Ca.	All Federally recognized Indian families on member tribes’ reservations in Riverside County -and- the non-reservation Indian (members of Federally recognized tribes and California Judgement Roll) population of Los Angeles County -and- the non-reservation Indian (members of Federally recognized tribes) population of 9 non-reservation towns in Riverside County	60 months	Subsidized Tribal /private/public employment Unsubsidized employment Participating in NEW Work experience OJT Job search/readiness Basic skills development Community service Post-secondary/vocational education Job skills training Education directly related to employment Satisfactory attendance in secondary school or GED program Participant child care Small business training Life skills training Culturally relevant Participant in domestic violence/substance abuse/mental health counseling, education, and rehabilitation	All families: FY00: 20% FY01: 25% FY02: 30%	All families: FY00: 24 hrs. FY01: 24 hrs. FY 02: 30 hrs.

TRIBE OR INTERTRIBAL ORGANIZATION	START DATE	PROJECTED # OF FAMILIES PER MONTH	STATE MATCH	SERVICE AREA	SERVICE POPULATION	TIME LIMIT	WORK ACTIVITIES	WORK PARTICIPATION RATES	WORK RATE HRS/WEEK REQUIRED
(34) Owens Valley Career Development Center -Ca (consortium of 3 tribes in Inyo County - also - serving the non-reservation Indian population of Inyo and Kern County, as well as the Tule River Reservation and the non-reservation Indian population of Tulare County)	06/01/01 > amended 09/01/01 to include the non-reservation Indian population of Kern County >amended 07/01/.02 to include the Tule River Reseervation and the non-reservation Indian population of Tulare County	2,405	Yes	Consortium member Tribes’ reservations, the balance of Inyo County (except, the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe and Fort Independence Indian Reservations) , Kern County, and the Tule River Reservation, and Tulare County	All Federally recognized needy Indian families and their descendents living on consortium member tribes’ reservations and living in the balance of Inyo County, the non-reservation Indian (members of Federally recognized tribes and California Judgement Roll) population of Kern County, the Tule River Reservation, and Tulare County	60 months	Subsidized Tribal /private/public employment Unsubsidized employment Participating in NEW Work experience OJT Job search/readiness Community service Post-secondary/vocational education Job skills training Education directly related to employment Satisfactory attendance in secondary school or GED program Participant child care Small business training Life skills training Culturally relevant Participant in domestic violence/substance abuse/ mental health counseling, education, and rehabilitation	All families: FY01: 20% FY02: 25% FY03: 30%	All families: FY01: 16 hrs. FY02: 20 hrs. FY03: 24 hrs.
(35) Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation - Wa	11/01/01	810	Yes	Okanogan, Ferry, Douglas, Chelan, Lincoln, Grant, and Stevens Counties	Federally recognized needy Indian families on the Colville Reservation and Okanogon, Ferry, Douglas, and Chelan Counties -and - Colville families only in Lincoln, Grant, and Stevens Counties	60 months	Unsubsidized employment Subsidized public or private employment Basic education GED Job search & readiness OJT Voc-education Secondary education leading to unsubsidized employment Work experience Community work service directly related to employment Approved cultural activities Providing childcare to other participants Counseling Dependency treatment	All families: FY01 - 20% FY02- 25% FY03- 30%	All families: FY01-03: 20 hrs

TRIBE OR INTERTRIBAL ORGANIZATION	START DATE	PROJECTED # OF FAMILIES PER MONTH	STATE MATCH	SERVICE AREA	SERVICE POPULATION	TIME LIMIT	WORK ACTIVITIES	WORK PARTICIPATION RATES	WORK RATE HRS/WEEK REQUIRED
(36) Bad River Band of Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians - Wi	01/01/02	80	No	The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians Reservation	Enrolled members and families of Bad River Band	60 months	Employment Search Job Skills Training Work Experience Vocational Education Teen Parents in School HSED or GED Participation Barrier Removal, including counseling and/or chemical dependency treatment, and violence prevention counseling Teaching Cultural Activities Work involving or supporting cultural activities	All Families: FY02 - 25% FY03 - 30% FY04 - 35%	Single Parent Families: FY02 - 20 hrs FY03 - 25 hrs FY04 - 30 hrs Two Parent Families: FY02 - 35 hrs FY03 - 40 hrs FY04 - 40 hrs

All statutory references are to PL 104-193, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, as amended.

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This document was last modified on Oct 10, 2002.