Peer Based Training and Technical Assistance

This contract aims to maintain and expand a peer-based network focused on enhancing employment, economic security, and family well-being for participants in TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) programs. It targets support for state, tribal, and local TANF agencies by helping them implement innovative and comprehensive work preparation strategies. The initiative seeks to build on successful existing approaches and foster collaboration among TANF partners to improve outcomes for individuals and families served by these programs. Managed by the Administration for Children and Families, the contract involves providing training and technical assistance tailored to the needs of TANF programs. The goal is to improve the capacity of these programs to deliver effective employment and family support services through a peer learning framework. Key contacts include program and contracting officials, indicating a structured approach to oversight and communication during the contract period. This effort supports a broad commitment to workforce readiness and social service innovation within federal assistance programs.