Profile / Case Study

TANF and the Oregon Child Support Program

Oregon offers an example of how coordination between Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and child support programs can improve services for families. This resource explains how the two programs work together in practice, including shared processes, referrals, and the role child support plays in supporting family economic stability. Oregon exemplifies how intentional collaboration can reduce duplication, improve communication across programs, and create a more seamless experience for families. TANF practitioners can use this resource to consider how stronger partnerships with child support agencies can improve program operations and better support families on their path to self-sufficiency.

Source
Partner Resources
OFA Initiatives
A Home for Every Child
Rebuilding the American Families
Responsible Fatherhood
State
Oregon
Topics/Subtopics
Rebuilding American Families
Emerging Approaches
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
Family Strengthening
Tribal TANF/Child Welfare Collaboration
Publication Date
2024-09-01
TANF Regulatory Codes
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (a)
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (d)
45 CFR Part 264.30