This chapter gives information about other programs. Give clients information about other programs or services for which they may be eligible.

Some programs listed in this chapter require counties to determine a client's eligibility, apply to the Department of Human Services (DHS) on the client's behalf, or help the client with forms and applications. See the following sections for more information:

0029.03	Health Care Programs.
0029.03.03	Transitional MA Programs.
0029.03.06	Family Support Grant Program.
0029.03.09	Consumer Support Grant Program.
0029.03.18	Relative Custody Assistance Program.
0029.06.12	Foster Care.
0029.06.21	United States Repatriation Program.
0029.07.03	Minnesota State Food Benefits.
0029.15	Social Services.
0029.30	Child Care Assistance.
0029.31	Child Care Resource and Referral.
0029.36	Domestic Violence Brochure.

The other programs listed in this chapter require that non-county agencies determine eligibility. Use information in these sections to refer clients to programs for which they might be eligible. Do not try to determine a client's eligibility for a particular program based on information in this chapter. The non-county agency responsible for the program must make the eligibility determination. These include:

0029.03.12	Workers' Compensation.
0029.03.15	Veterans' Benefits.
0029.06.03	Supplemental Security Income Program.
0029.06.06	Retirement, Survivors, and Disability Insurance.
0029.06.09	Unemployment Insurance.
0029.06.24	Tribal TANF Programs.
0029.06.24.03	Tribal TANF Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe.
0029.07.06	School Lunch Program.
0029.07.09	Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program.
0029.07.12	Commodity Supplemental Food Program.
0029.20.03	Publicly Assisted Housing.
0029.20.09	Family Homeless Prevention Assistance.
0029.20.12	Bridges Housing Subsidy.
0029.27	Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
0029.29	Safe At Home Program.