Core services for enrolled parents and caregivers were: 1) Monthly mailings of age - appropriate books to
each eligible child until age five without cost to the family through the Imagination Library program of Books From Birth of Middle Tennessee; 2) Two 1.5 hour Family Literacy Sessions («Language is the Key» and «Feelings Make the Difference») presented 4 - 6 weeks apart at community partner agency locations and select home settings with focus on use of Family Tool Kit materials and teaching strategies; 3) Ongoing Caregiver to Caregiver support group meetings at community partner agency locations.
Not exact matches
If you're
eligible, you can contribute to the account
until your
child turns 18, or beyond age 18 if your
child has special needs.
Considering that the oldest
child (12 years) who joined the Group Savings Plan 2001 in the year 2006 would not even be
eligible for EAP
until 2010, I wonder who these payments were made to.
ESA contributions are not tax - deductible, but they may earn interest tax - deferred
until distributed, and the
child will not owe tax on any distribution from the account if it is equal to or less than the
child's qualified education expenses at an
eligible educational institution for the year.
Lower - income families may also be
eligible for the Canada Learning Bond, a $ 500 one - time RESP grant, which is supplemented by an additional $ 100 a year
until the
child is 15.
Keep in mind the maximum contribution
eligible for the grant is $ 2,500 per year (up
until your kid turns 17), and there's a lifetime maximum of $ 50,000 per
child that can be contributed.
In most cases,
children will be
eligible for support at least
until they turn 18, and in many cases, even longer, if they are not self - supporting when they turn 18 because they have a disability or illness, or they are going to school full time.
John Smith will pay to Jane Smith the sum of $ 800 per month for the support of the
children, May Smith born June 1, 2011 and Lee Smith born July 3, 2012, commencing on October 1st 2015 and continuing on the first day of each and every month thereafter, for as long as the
children are
eligible for support under the Family Law Act or
until further Court order.
The rider will offer all
eligible children protection
until the
child's 25th birthday or the insured's 65th birthday — whichever comes first — as long as the policy is still in force.
For parents, they may choose to have coverage
until their
children become adults — or for those who are married without
children, they may choose to have coverage
until the remaining spouse is
eligible for retirement benefits.
Provides temporary insurance for
eligible children up to the earlier of age 25 or
until you turn 65.
Provides temporary insurance for
eligible children up to 25 or
until you turn 65.
Provides temporary insurance for
eligible children up to the earlier of age 21 or 25 if they are full - time students or
until you turn 65.
If either parent dies, the surviving spouse is
eligible to collect benefits
until he or she is 47 years old (when the
child is 16).
For parents, they may choose to have coverage
until their
children become adults or for those who are married without
children, they may choose to have coverage
until the remaining spouse is
eligible for retirement benefits.
Even though this scheme has stopped, existing
Child Trust Fund accounts can continue until the child is 18 and children who qualified for a Child Trust Fund are not eligible for Junior
Child Trust Fund accounts can continue
until the
child is 18 and children who qualified for a Child Trust Fund are not eligible for Junior
child is 18 and
children who qualified for a
Child Trust Fund are not eligible for Junior
Child Trust Fund are not
eligible for Junior ISAs.
In the state
child welfare system,
children do not become
eligible for adoption
until the rights of their birth parents to raise them have been permanently terminated by a judge.
For
children who are
eligible for state funded adoption assistance based on the «at risk» criteria, adoption assistance benefits are not available
until such time as the specific disability for which the
child is known to be at risk becomes evident.
Adoptive parents may elect to defer financial or medical assistance for an otherwise
eligible special needs
child until assistance is needed.
A
child in out - of - home placement is
eligible to remain in out - of - home placement
until the end of the month in which the
child becomes 18 years old, except that a
child 18 to 21 years old may remain in out - of - home placement up to the 21st birthday so long as the
child is: