§ 11216 Tanf Funds Usage Limits
This law says that money meant to help needy families can only be used for other programs if it doesn't add more people to the list of families needing help. It also says the amount of money given to other programs can't be more than what's already decided in the yearly budget.
Imagine a state has $100 to help poor families. They want to use $10 of that money to help people find jobs instead of giving it directly to families.
They can only do this if using that $10 for job help doesn't mean more families will need help later. Also, they can't decide to use $15 for job help if the budget only allows $10.
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§ 11216 Tanf Funds Usage Limits
Last verified: January 11, 2026