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West Virginia TANF Fixes Ahead | Parkersburg News
West Virginia’s TANF program is in financial turmoil, spending more than it receives and lacking real-time tracking — but the governor’s new audit aims to fix that without cutting aid. Families get full funding through this fiscal year, with a $10–$15M boost from surplus funds to keep programs running until June 2027. Key initiatives like School Clothing Allowance — which helped 57K kids last year — are on track to match or exceed support levels. The goal? Sustainable, accountable aid for families — now and into the future. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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