Except that primary consideration within a service priority shall be given to a family requiring CCS Program services for a child with a disability or evidence of homelessness, provision of CCS Program services to a family shall be made according to established service priorities, which are: Priority 1, the highest service priority, which includes individuals who are receiving TCA and are: Job searching; Participating in a job readiness activity that has been verified by FIA; or Participating in an approved activity for at least 20 hours per week; Priority 2, which includes individuals who are participating in an approved activity and are in compliance with TCA program requirements when their case closed and: Who have received TCA at any time within the prior 6 months; Who are no longer eligible for TCA; and Whose family income is less than or equal to the amounts listed for copayment levels A through J in Regulation .03H of this chapter, for the family's size; and Priority 3, the lowest service priority, which includes individuals who are participating in an approved activity and: Who are not TCA applicants or recipients; and Whose family income is less than or equal to the amounts listed for copayment levels A through J in Regulation .03H of this chapter, for the applicant's family size. If the CCS Program is reduced because of insufficient funds: The order of the priorities shall be applied in reverse for terminating services; and Within each service priority, services shall be terminated beginning with customers meeting income eligibility level J criteria, as set forth at Regulation .03H of this chapter, and, if necessary, proceeding in reverse order to income eligibility level A.