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ACF efforts to help lift people out of poverty got extra help from the Affordable Care Act.

Program helps Native American youth learn financial management skills, along with the importance of saving for an education.

The Administration for Native Americans funds projects that help local Tribal governments operate farms and provide fresh fruits and vegetables to remote communities.

As one of the largest federal anti-poverty programs, Earned Income Tax Credit is a powerful asset-building tool for people with earned income because it can reduce their taxes and result in a refund.

The Health Profession Opportunity Grant program helps put new Americans on a path to self-sufficiency.

Out of work, no diploma and struggling in poverty just three years ago, Quinton Sanders now has a full-time career in the medical field thanks to the Affordable Care Act's Health Profession Opportunity Grants program.

Lillian Sparks, commissioner of Administration for Native Americans, and Jeannie L. Chaffin, director of Office of Community Services, blog about the history of the Administration for Children and Families' work in promoting economic prosperity in tribal communities.

Authorized by the Affordable Care Act, the Health Profession Opportunity Grants (HPOG) program provides education and training to TANF recipients and other low-income individuals for occupations in the health care field that pay well and are expected to be in high demand.

Head Start provides low-income children access to quality education and good health practices.

ACF releases interactive map and fact sheets showing resources, grantees and staff dedicated to school readiness in each state