MFIP, WB, DWP, SNAP, MSA, GRH:
No provisions.


GA:
People under the age of 18 who are not members of a family have a GA basis of eligibility if they meet 1 of the following conditions:

●	They are legally emancipated. Consider a minor who has been married, or is on active duty in the uniformed services of the United States, or has been declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be legally emancipated.
	OR
●	They are at least age 16 and the director of the county agency or the director's representative approves GA as part of a social service case plan.
	OR
●	They live with an adult with the consent of an agency acting as legal custodian.
	OR
●	They live with an adult with the consent of a legal custodian and the county agency.

Refer all other minor applicants who are not members of a family to social services for assessment. See FAMILY in 0002.23 (Glossary: Fair Hearing...). If social services develops a case plan for a minor, open GA for the minor with a Minor Standard and continue GA payment as long as the minor is in compliance with the provisions of the plan.

If a minor applicant fails or refuses to cooperate with the social services agency in developing a case plan, deny the application.