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If I’m under age 21 and have children of my own, does it change the eligibility for TANF, Emergency Assistance, Emergency Housing or Medicaid?

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If I’m under age 21 and have children of my own, does it change the eligibility for TANF, Emergency Assistance, Emergency Housing or Medicaid?

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You would be eligible for TANF funds rather than Safety Net funds. Otherwise, the same eligibility criteria apply. You would also be expected to file a support petition against the father of each of your children. Go to top of page Q. What if I’m not literally homeless, but I’m not living in a good situation or if things are so bad at home that it feels like there could be a major blow up at any minute. As a minor, is there any place I can go? Stay with a friend temporarily and attempt counseling. Resources available to you depends on your age. Call the Department of Social Services at (845) 486-3000 to discuss your needs. Go to top of page Q. What if I’m under 21 and my parents are willing to let me live with them, but I want to leave? Is my parent still responsible for me? What if it’s a bad environment with drugs or domestic violence? Wanting to leave and needing to leave are different. If you are under 21 and “want” to leave, the Department of Social Services (60 Market St., Poughk

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