§ 26.18. What kinds of supportive services are available?
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/us/cfr/t25/s§ 26.18·A research copy — for the controlling text, always check the official state or federal source. Not legal advice.
The BIA or tribal service provider may provide, but is not limited to, the following supportive services:
(a)Assistance in completing an application and the provision of supporting documents;
(b)A description of the Job Placement and Training Program and related services;
(c)An assessment of eligibility;
(d)An assessment of need for employment services (or a combination of training and employment services);
(e)The creation of an ISP (which may include training and other support services);
(f)Counseling services that address cultural differences and strengthen probability of client success;
(g)Referral to other appropriate services;
(h)Youth work experience;
(i)Tools for employment;
(j)Initial union dues;
(k)Transportation of household effects;
(l)Security and safety deposits;
(m)Items to improve personal appearance such as professional work clothing;
(n)If required, kitchen and other household effects including bedding and appliances; and
(o)Childcare.