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New York Codes Rules Regulations (Last Updated: March 27,2024) |
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TITLE 18. Department of Social Services |
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Chapter II. Regulations of the Department of Social Services |
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Subchapter A. General Welfare |
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Article 1. Program and Organization |
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Part 301. Administration of Veteran Assistance and Federal Programs by Veteran Assistance Divisions or Bureaus of Social Services Departments |
Sec. 301.5. Assistance to veterans
Latest version.
- L. 1971, ch. 110, § 83(a) Administration of veterans' assistance.(1) Veteran assistance must be administered in accordance with the provisions of law and the regulations of the office governing the administration of safety net assistance (SNA).(2) Veteran assistance will be granted only in New York City and in those counties, cities and towns in which:(i) a resolution has been adopted by the legislative body pursuant to section 173 or 174-b of the Social Services Law; and(ii) monies have been appropriated for veteran assistance pursuant to section 172 of the Social Services Law.(3) Veteran assistance will not be treated as a distinct category of assistance for any purpose unless the conditions stated in subparagraphs (i) and (ii) of this paragraph (2) are met.(b) Administration of other categories of public assistance and care.(1) When administration of other categories of public assistance and care is authorized by subdivision 5 of section 173 of the Social Services Law, such categories must be administered in accordance with the regulations of the office applicable to the administration of such programs.(2) Veteran assistance divisions authorized to administer other categories of public assistance and care, and divisions serving non-veterans, must inform veterans and their dependents who are eligible to receive public assistance and care of their right to receive such care in either the veteran assistance division or the division serving non-veterans. The choice of the recipient determines the division in which he or she will be served.