Report
Child Support and Employment Services
Steady employment benefits both parents and children. This National Conference of State Legislatures resource highlights how child support agencies are partnering with workforce programs to connect parents with employment services that can improve earnings and increase their ability to support their families. Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) practitioners can use these examples to strengthen partnerships with child support and workforce agencies while helping participants access employment opportunities that promote long-term financial stability.
Source
Partner Resources
OFA Initiatives
Career Pathways
Rebuilding the American Families
Topics/Subtopics
Rebuilding American Families
Emerging Approaches
Employment
Employment Advancement
Job Development and Placement
Job Readiness
Education and Training
Career Pathways
On the Job Training
Family Strengthening
Family Formation
Fatherhood
Supportive Services
Child Support
Child Welfare
Special Populations
Non-custodial Parents
TANF Program Administration
Case Management
Collaborations and Partnerships
Tribal TANF
Child Support
Employment
Family Strengthening
Publication Date
2026-07-29
TANF Regulatory Codes
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (a)
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (b)
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (d)
45 CFR Part 261.2
45 CFR Part 261.30-36 – (a)
45 CFR Part 264.30