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12. Reparation payments paid by a foreign <br />government pursuant to claims filed <br />under the laws of that government by <br />persons who were persecuted during <br />Nazi era. Examples include payments <br />by the German and Japanese <br />governments for atrocities committed <br />during the Nazi era. <br />13. Home care payments paid by a State <br />Agency to families that have <br />developmentally disabled children or <br />adult family members living in the <br />home. <br />14. Deferred periodic payments of SSI and <br />Social Security benefits that are <br />received in lump sum. <br />15. Recurring monetary contributions that <br />are paid directly to a child care <br />provider by persons not living in the <br />unit. HUD interprets the regulations to <br />mean that child care expenses that are <br />reimbursed are = included as annual <br />income <br />16. The value of any child care provided or <br />arranged (or any amount received as <br />payment for such care or <br />reimbursement for costs incurred for <br />such care) under the Child Care and <br />Development Block Grant Act of 1990 <br />(CCDBGA) (42 U.S.C. 985&x. <br />Participating families may either pay a <br />reduced amount based on a sliding fee <br />scale or they may receive a certificate <br />for child care services. <br />NOTE: This exclusion does not apply to <br />amounts received by a child care provider <br />for services paid through the CCDBGA. <br />17. Other forms of income excluded by <br />federal statutes are: <br />a. The value of the allotment made under <br />Food Stamp Act of 1977. <br />b. Payment received under Domestic <br />Volunteer Service Act of 1973 <br />(employment through VISTA, Retired <br />Senior Volunteer Program, Foster <br />Grandparents Program. youthful <br />offender incarceration alternatives. <br />senior companions). <br />c. Interest of individual Indians in trust or <br />restricted lands. and the first 52,000 <br />per year of income received by <br />individual indianrs that is derived from <br />trusts or restricted lands (25 U.S.C. <br />1408). <br />d. Payments received under Alaskan <br />Native Claims Settlement Act (43 <br />U.S.C. 1626(c). <br />e. Payments from certain submarginal <br />U.S. land held in trust for certain <br />Indian tn1m. <br />Payments from disposal of funds of <br />Grand River Bank of Ottawa Indians. <br />g. The first $2.000 of per capital shares <br />received from judgments awarded by <br />the Indian Claims Commission or the <br />Court of Claims, or from funds the <br />Secretary of Interior holds in trust for <br />an Indian Tnbe. <br />It. Payments, rebates, or credits received <br />under Federal Low -Income Home <br />Energy Assistance Programs. Includes <br />any winter differentials given to elderly <br />persons. <br />i. Payment under programs funded in <br />whole or in part under the Job Training <br />Partnership Act (employment and <br />training programs for native Americans <br />and migrant and seasonal farm <br />workers, Job Cotes, veterans' <br />Mr, spechowsplonalr� <br />I.J ,roti, stn" roan,. <br />2-7 <br />