Hawaii SB961 amends the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to set minimum certification periods and simplify applications for eligible.
Hawaii SB961 modifies the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program by setting minimum certification periods for benefit households to twelve months, with a minimum of twenty-four months for households where all adult members are sixty years of age or older. The bill also mandates participation in the elderly simplified application project, which includes establishing recertification periods of at least thirty-six months for households composed entirely of adults sixty years of age or older or adults with disabilities, and waiving the recertification interview for eligible households, to the.
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