Difference between revisions of "Welfare Eligibility (21:III)"

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If a young person under 19 lives with extended family members or close friends, the caregiver may be eligible for benefits to care for the young person under MCFD’s Extended Family Program. The child’s parent(s) must live elsewhere, must request these benefits from MCFD, and must agree with the placement. Extended Family Program benefits are usually temporary. A caregiver who is also the child’s legal guardian is not eligible for Extended Family Program benefits. For more information, see: http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/family-social-supports/fostering/temporary-permanent-care-options/placement-with-a-person-other-than-the-parent
If a young person under 19 lives with extended family members or close friends, the caregiver may be eligible for benefits to care for the young person under MCFD’s Extended Family Program. The child’s parent(s) must live elsewhere, must request these benefits from MCFD, and must agree with the placement. Extended Family Program benefits are usually temporary. A caregiver who is also the child’s legal guardian is not eligible for Extended Family Program benefits. For more information, see: http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/family-social-supports/fostering/temporary-permanent-care-options/placement-with-a-person-other-than-the-parent


=== 6. MCFD Benefits for those aged 19-26 ===
=== 6. MCFD Benefits for Those Ages 19-26 ===
There are some supports in place until age 26 for those that were in foster case.
There are some supports in place until age 26 for those that were in foster case.
Youth that were in care that are now over the age of 19 and up to 26 years old, may be eligible for further benefits from MCFD. Please see page 25 for further information.
Youth that were in care that are now over the age of 19 and up to 26 years old, may be eligible for further benefits from MCFD. Please see page 25 for further information.
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