No specific license or certification is mentioned for individual chore service providers. However, agencies providing these services may need to be licensed as home care agencies. 

4. Responsible State Agency 

The Department of Human Services' Adult Protective and Community Services Branch manages the Chore Services program. 

5. Application Process 

The application process is not clearly defined. Individuals seeking chore services should contact the Department of Human Services for assistance. 

6. Required Documentation 

While not explicitly stated for providers, recipients of chore services may need to provide: 

Proof of eligibility for Supplemental Security Income 

A medical statement discussing the condition(s) that limit the beneficiary. 

7. Timeline for Approval 

The timeline for approval is not specified. However, waiting lists can exist, and each island typically has a separate wait list. 

8. Pre-Application Process 

There is no specific pre-application process mentioned in the provided information. 

9. Pre-Application Training 

No pre-application training is explicitly mentioned for chore service providers. 

10. Additional Notes 

Chore services are limited to no more than eight hours a day. 

• The maximum weekly hours are determined by the department based on resource availability. 

• When recipients independently hire a chore person, reimbursement is made through direct monthly cash payments at a rate not exceeding the current state minimum hourly wage. 

• As of 2025, this program may have undergone changes or been integrated into other services, as indicated by historical notes in some sources.