Vermont § 1203 - Eligibility A family shall be eligible for Reach Ahead if the family resides in Vermont and:

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§ 1203. Eligibility A family shall be eligible for Reach Ahead if the family resides in Vermont and:

  • (1) has left Reach Up or the postsecondary education program within the prior six months
    for employment that meets the federal work requirements for the TANF program for the
    family’s size and composition; (2) is receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits and has employment
    that meets the work requirements for Reach Up for the family’s size and composition;
    or (3) is an individual under 21, has a child, is ineligible for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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