Who qualifies for Goodhue County’s Family Support Grant and who does not
Summary
The video explains eligibility: children under 25 living at home with certified disability status may qualify through SSA, SMART, MNChoices, or lead agency case managers; certain residential settings and simultaneous enrollment in waiver programs make children ineligible.
A Goodhue County Health and Human Services staff member detailed the eligibility criteria for the Family Support Grant, saying families must document a child’s disability through specific pathways and meet age and residency rules. "Families with children with a certified disability eligibility may happen through 1 of the following ways: Through the social security administration, the state medical review team or SMART. They may be qualified through MN choices assessment and or have a lead agency rule 1 85 developmental disability case manager," the presenter said.
The presenter clarified exclusions and program interactions: a child permanently residing in certain licensed residential settings (intermediate care facilities, nursing facilities, regional treatment centers, or other DHS- or Minnesota Department of Health–licensed facilities) is ineligible. The video also states a person cannot receive an FSG at the same time as waivered services (examples named), though families may close one program to enroll in another and may return later.
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