New Jersey § 44:10-99

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 44:10-99, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 44:10-99.

a. A county welfare agency shall collaborate with all partnering providers whose service

areas include the county to: inform all eligible participants, upon determination

of their eligibility for SNAP benefits, of all project activities operating within

the county; permit all eligible participants to participate in any project activities

available within the county; and assist eligible participants with contacting partnering

providers operating project activities. A county welfare agency may advise an eligible participant as to the applicability

and appropriateness of specific activities to the eligible participant's case, but

the county welfare agency shall not assign an eligible participant to project activities

without the eligible participant's consent. b. A partnering provider shall collaborate with all county welfare agencies within

the provider's service area to: inform all eligible participants, upon determination

of their eligibility for SNAP benefits, of the availability of project services;

and assist the county welfare agencies with identifying those eligible participants

for whom participation in the partnering provider's NJ SNAP ETP activities would be

most applicable and appropriate. c. A partnering provider shall serve all eligible participants residing within the

provider's service area who elect to participate in the provider's project activities. Except as provided in this section, a partnering provider shall not deny or terminate

the participation of any project participant. d. Eligible participants who are required to register for work and are required to fulfill SNAP work requirements may elect to participate in a partnering provider's project activities. e. Eligible participants who are required to register for work and are required to fulfill SNAP work requirements who elect to participate in project activities but who subsequently do not cooperate

with, or participate in, those activities shall not be subject to penalties for noncompliance

with SNAP work requirements during their participation in the project. Partnering providers shall terminate the project participation of any such non-cooperating or non-participating eligible participants and refer the non-cooperating or non-participating participants to the applicable county welfare agency. The applicable county welfare agency may assign , at a participant's request, the non-cooperating or non-participating participant to another NJ SNAP ETP component outside of the project, as available. f. Nothing in P.L.2013, c. 45 ( C.44:10-95 et seq. ) shall be construed to limit the authority of the county welfare agencies or the

department to impose penalties for noncompliance with SNAP work requirements on eligible participants who are required to register for work and are required to fulfill SNAP work requirements . g. A partnering provider may deny or terminate the participation of any project participant

who is not appropriately matched to the partnering provider's project activities upon

obtaining approval from the applicable county welfare agency.

Frequently Asked Questions About New Jersey § 44:10-99

What does New Jersey Statutes § 44:10-99 cover?

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