Budget savings by modifying eligibility for aged, blind, or disabled assistance and child care programs.
The bill modifies eligibility for the aged, blind, or disabled assistance program, ensuring that individuals with substance use disorders who are incapacitated due to other conditions are eligible. It also adjusts the income eligibility requirements for the working connections child care program, expanding eligibility to households with incomes up to 75% of the state median income. Additionally, the bill repeals certain sections related to child care subsidy rates and income eligibility for child support.
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