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These frequently asked questions provide information about Agency with Choice, how it works, and employer responsibilities.

Titled "Communications and Storytelling in Minnesota", this presentation was made by Minnesota grantees at the December 2005 Cash & Counseling Annual Meeting.

Titled "The Faces of Mi Via", this presentation was made by New Mexico's grantees at the December 2005 Cash & Counseling Annual Meeting.

Titled "Storytelling- It's Not Just For Bedtime Anymore", this presentation was made by Rhode Island grantees at the December 2005 Cash & Counseling Annual Meeting.

States have developed sample timesheets for participants to use with their employees. Several examples are available here.

Job descriptions for support brokers in New Mexico, Vermont, Washington and West Virginia are all available.

This form was developed for the Flexible Choices program to request payments for services, goods and cash.

How well is the state of Indiana’s Information Network (BIN) program satisfying participant needs? Funded in part, by the Indiana Medicaid Infrastructure Grant, BIN was set up to create a network between all the benefits counselors and providers to improve the use of federal and state work incentives. By exploring the number of cases per region, as well as work incentives used and recommended, this survey could serve as a guide for other states, with similar goals.

This spreadsheet was developed for Vermont's Flexible Choices program and it allows you to put in the basic client demographics as well as the key elements to their budget development and then automatically creates the other forms you need to complete a budget. Included are: the Intake Sheet, the Budget Sheet, the Allowance Form, and a Rate Calculator.

The West Virginia Bureau of Senior Services developed this communications plan for their Cash & Counseling project. The plan includes information on an internal and external scans, messaging, communications activities, and a timeline.