Michigan Education & Training Voucher (ETV) Program Lutheran Social Services of Michigan.

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Michigan Education & Training Voucher (ETV) Program Lutheran Social Services of Michigan

Education and Training Voucher’s (ETV’s) Part of the Foster Care Independence Act (Chafee Act)- enacted in 2004 in Michigan. Federal and State money to assist with youth aging out of care with post secondary educational and vocational programs. –Amount of money per state is based on percentage of youth in care. –Each state matches 20% of their allocation.

ETV Eligibility Foster youth or former foster youth. Must have been in care after 14 th birthday. –If adopted, adopted on or after their 16 th birthday. Must have a High School Diploma or GED. Must attend an accredited college, university, or training program at least half- time. Must receive their first ETV before 21 st birthday.

Award Amount 2010 Fiscal Year Provide up to $5000 per fiscal year to assist with college and living expenses. –Award amount is determined on full-time or part-time status. –Award amount must be split between two semesters. Full-time students: $2500 per semester Part-time students: $1250 per semester

How to Apply for ETV  STEP #1  Students must complete the FAFSA application.  STEP #2  Complete entire ETV application. Application can be found at: Or, requested from worker Or, requested from ETV office (877)

How to Apply continued Students must complete the ETV checklist by including all additional information: –Copy of HS Diploma, or GED –Class Schedule –Cost of Tuition –Financial Aid Package –Acceptance Letter or; GPA if not first semester –Supporting Budget Documentation

Applying for Part II of ETV To receive the second part of the ETV during the same fiscal year, the student must submit the following: –Re-determination Checklist –Budget –Current Class Schedule –Cumulative GPA –Receipts from Part I

Distribution of ETV Award If student owes money in tuition or wants to pay on loans, that amount is sent directly to the school. Remaining amount may be put towards rent, transportation, computer, and other daily living expenses.

Re-Applying for ETV A student may be awarded twice each Fiscal Year (October 1 – September 30). When re-applying, the student must complete the entire application process again. The student must include receipts to show how the previous ETV was spent. Student must maintain a 2.0 cumulative GPA or above. Student continues to be eligible until 23 rd birthday.

ETV Contact Information Send completed application to: Lutheran Social Services Attention: ETV 209 E. Washington Ave., Suite 284 Jackson, MI Or Fax to: (517) Toll Free: (877) Web site: You can contact the ETV office by at: Jennifer Maurer, ETV Coordinator Tanya Maki, ETV Caseworker (Jackson) Reco Spencer, ETV Caseworker (Southfield)