TCA Florida Schedule for July: Check Dates Here for Cash Assistance
The Temporary Cash Assistance program is a federal program that aims to provide financial support to families with children under the age of 18, helping them achieve financial stability.
The program is also available for 19-year-olds who are full-time secondary school students, as long as families meet the necessary technical, income, and asset requirements to qualify.
Expectant mothers in their third trimester or ninth month of pregnancy can also qualify for TCA if they are unable to work. This program can provide significant assistance during this time.
In order to be eligible, individuals must be citizens of the United States or qualified non-citizens, and must live in the state of Florida as reported by MARCA.
In addition, it is necessary for the child to have a social security number or provide evidence of applying for one.
For eligibility, it’s important that the child’s assets do not go over $2000. Additionally, the relative caregiver must have a specific relationship to the child’s parent or step-parent. In addition, it is important to ensure that the child’s net countable income does not surpass the payment standard for their age.
Relative caregivers must cooperate with child support enforcement by identifying and locating the parents, providing proof of the child’s legal relationship to their parent, and obtaining court-ordered child support payments.
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TCA will be distributed through the EBT scheme and will be paid on a monthly basis, depending on the Florida case number assigned by the state.
- Case number: 00-03. Date: 1st of the month
- Case number: 04-06. Date: 2nd of the month
- Case number: 07-10. Date: 3rd of the month
- Case number: 11-13. Date: 4th of the month
- Case number: 14-17. Date: 5th of the month
- Case number: 18-20. Date: 6th of the month
- Case number: 21-24. Date: 7th of the month
- Case number: 25-27. Date: 8th of the month
- Case number: 28-31. Date: 9th of the month
- Case number: 32-34. Date: 10th of the month
- Case number: 35-38. Date: 11th of the month
- Case number: 39-41. Date: 12th of the month
- Case number: 42-45. Date: 13th of the month
- Case number: 46-48. Date: 14th of the month
- Case number: 49-53. Date: 15th of the month
- Case number: 54-57. Date: 16th of the month
- Case number: 58-60. Date: 17th of the month
- Case number: 61-64. Date: 18th of the month
- Case number: 65-67. Date: 19th of the month
- Case number: 68-71. Date: 20th of the month
- Case number: 72-74. Date: 21st of the month
- Case number: 75-78. Date: 22nd of the month
- Case number: 79-81. Date: 23rd of the month
- Case number: 82-85. Date: 24th of the month
- Case number: 86-88. Date: 25th of the month
- Case number: 89-92. Date: 26th of the month
- Case number: 93-95. Date: 27th of the month
- Case number: 96-99. Date: 28th of the month
It is important for young children to receive their necessary immunizations, while older children are required to attend school as part of the Learnfare program.
