About Us
A simple, fast way to find a TANF office near you.
Published by
Sumo Coder
Content sourced from
State & federal agencies
Directory coverage
3,163 offices, 51 states
TANF Program is published and maintained by Sumo Coder, an independent publisher of consumer information resources. This site was built for one purpose: helping families quickly find accurate information about TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) offices near them. We list local welfare offices across all 50 states and Washington, D.C., organized by state and city, so you can find an address, hours, and phone number without digging through multiple sites.
Each state page also links to that state's own TANF agency, along with its application process, eligibility information, and application forms — since TANF is a state-administered program, the exact rules and forms differ from state to state, and we point you to the source that's actually authoritative for where you live.
We also publish a small set of general reference pages covering how TANF works nationwide — what it is, general eligibility rules, and how to apply — so you can get a quick answer before you visit an office in person.
How we source and verify information
Sourced from primary documents
Every step, requirement, and figure is compiled directly from official state and federal sources — never written from general knowledge. Each guide links its source page so you can verify it yourself.
Dated and re-verified
Every guide shows an "Updated" date — when it was last checked against its official source and corrected if anything changed. It isn't a cosmetic timestamp.
Independent, not government-run
We're a small independent team, not a law firm or government contractor. Your state's TANF agency is always the authoritative answer for your specific situation.
What we are not
TANF Program is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any state or federal government agency. We're an independent publisher, and our listings are compiled and maintained separately from any official government system. For official business — checking your case status, submitting documents, or applying online — please use your state's own TANF agency website, linked from that state's page on this site.
Nothing on this site is legal advice. It's a starting point for understanding your state's TANF program and finding the right official contact — not a substitute for guidance from your state agency or a qualified caseworker.
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