Stakeholder Resource

Tennessee TANF Opportunity Act Baseline Scan

As part of the Tennessee Opportunity Act (TOA), the Tennessee Department of Human Services launched the Tennessee Opportunity Pilot Initiative, awarding $25 million grants to seven community initiatives to support low-income families' economic mobility and well-being. The pilots provide families with direct services and connections to existing services within their communities. The service mix and structure of the pilots vary, but they include similar components such as care coordination and coaching, employment support, financial support, and family or other individual support.

This MEF and Urban Institute resource describes the demographic and economic context within which the seven pilot programs are operating as of the start of the programs’ implementation. The context described includes demographic information, income measures and poverty rates, employment and education data, safety net program caseloads, and health information.

Source
Partner Resources
State
Tennessee
Topics/Subtopics
Employment
Mentoring
Supportive Services
TANF Program Administration
Case Management
Publication Date
2024-04-01
Section/Feed Type
Latest Information from Network (Home)
TANF Regulatory Codes
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (a)
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (b)
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (d)
45 CFR Part 261.10
45 CFR Part 261.11
45 CFR Part 261.12
45 CFR Part 261.2
45 CFR Part 261.30-36 – (a)
45 CFR Part 265.3