ACF Region X Tribal TANF Conference
The economic and social needs in many Tribal communities are substantial. Poverty and related social challenges have long provided American Indian and Alaska Native Nations increased reason to improve economic development while enhancing service delivery for Tribal members. To aid in the development of comprehensive strategies to improve the available services for Tribal TANF participants, the US Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Region X hosted the Tribal TANF Conference in Tulalip, Washington on September 27-29, 2010. The 2-and-a-half day conference highlighted a variety of topics including data management, subsidized employment, emergency preparedness, client assessment, responsible fatherhood, domestic violence, self-sufficiency programming, and non-custodial parent services.
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Agenda | 196.97 KB |
Data Reporting: Coding and Databases | 129.16 KB |
Data Decision Making WPR Wheel | 89.48 KB |
BD Report | 156.52 KB |
Federal Reporting Instructions | 263.62 KB |
Audit Resolution and Federal Reporting | 199.42 KB |
TTANFOLDC Overview | 1.1 MB |
TANF Audit Compliance | 2.26 MB |
OLDC Form | 240.61 KB |
Emergency Preparedness | 1.35 MB |
Be Red Cross Ready | 100.27 KB |
Red Cross Earthquake | 242.03 KB |
Red Cross Flood | 178.21 KB |
TANF Disaster Guidance | 608.73 KB |
Government Accountability Office Presentation | 71.5 KB |
Improving Domestic Violence Programs in Tribal Communities | 97.46 KB |
DV Quiz | 12.21 KB |
Support Services for Non-Custodial Parents | 16.3 KB |
Additional Funding Streams for NCP | 67.85 KB |
Plan Language: Eligibility | 13.96 KB |
Document Checklist | 74.46 KB |
Guidelines for NCP | 22.38 KB |
TANF Enrollment Application for NCP | 57.06 KB |
NCP Program Plan | 162.73 KB |
Fatherhood Initiatives and Involvement of the Dads | 1.15 MB |
Questions and Answers | 61.84 KB |
Tribal TANF Conference | 907.97 KB |