Report

TANF and the broader safety net

TANF potentially serves as a portal for a wide array of programs that provide cash income support, in-kind nutrition and housing assistance, tax credits, and other services to families with low-incomes. This research brief summarizes what we know about the connections between TANF and other important safety net programs. It reviews the size and scope of the various programs, the receipt of other safety net benefits by TANF families, and the implications for policy and research. (author abstract)

Source
Partner Resources
Topics/Subtopics
Employment
Asset Building
Earned Income Tax Credit
Child Care
Child Support
Health/Behavioral Health Referrals and Supports
SNAP/Food Assistance
TANF Program Administration
Diversion Programs
Services Integration
Publication Date
2012-01-01