Texas community resource
Noncustodial Parent Choices Program
Texas Workforce Commission
Court-connected employment and case-management services for eligible unemployed or underemployed noncustodial parents with child-support obligations.
How to get help
The Office of the Attorney General identifies eligible noncustodial parents and recommends them to the court, which orders participation. A potentially eligible parent may contact OAG to request screening, but Workforce Solutions staff cannot independently enroll someone without the required court order.
Who this service helps
A participant must have an Office of the Attorney General child-support order, be ordered by a court to participate, have an open child-support case, be unemployed or underemployed, be legally able to work in the United States, and live in a participating service area.
Where this service is available
Service area: Documented within the Central Texas assignment in Travis County through Workforce Solutions Capital Area and Williamson County through Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area.
A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.
Location and contact
Source and verification
Source: Public-source listing
About this service
Noncustodial Parent Choices helps participants overcome employment barriers, obtain and retain work, move toward economic self-sufficiency, and make consistent child-support payments. Services can include assessment, employment planning, job readiness and search, training, work experience, and support services.
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