FY 2017 TANF and MOE Financial Data
In FY 2017, states spent 23% their TANF and MOE funds on basic assistance and 11% on work, education, and training activities.
Re-Emphasizing Work Requirements
OFA is committed to helping low-income families transition from welfare to work. Reemphasizing TANF work requirements means promoting gainful employment and economic independence as goals for every family.
Helping Noncustodial Parents Get Jobs through TANF
New IM encourages states to use TANF funds to strengthen employment programs for noncustodial parents
HPOG Releases 2D Animated Video
HPOG has released a new 2D animated video that brings the program’s “What is HPOG?” infographic to life. The video provides at-a-glance details about the program!
A Message to Dads: It Only Takes a Moment to Make a Moment
New responsible fatherhood public service announcements focus on the important role fathers play in helping their children to thrive.
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What is the Office of Family Assistance (OFA)?
OFA administers several key federal grant programs, including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Tribal programs, Healthy Marriage and Responsible Fatherhood, and Health Profession Opportunity Grants.
News
Targeting Higher Skills and healthcare Jobs Report Released
April 1, 2019Employment Virtual Learning Cohort Resource Guide Released
January 8, 2019HPOG Participant Pathways 2D Animation Released
December 19, 2018- More News >
Quick Fact
Average wage of HPOG 1.0 participants
HPOG programs provide training and other services to help participants gain employment in the healthcare field. On average, HPOG 1.0 participants receive a wage of $12.97 once employed. (HPOG 1.0 connotes the first round of HPOG grants from 2010 to 2015). Learn more about the HPOG program and its two rounds of grantees.