Pathways to Tribal Title IV-E: Tribal Title IV-E Options

Get information to determine whether to apply for direct title IV-E funds or pursue a Tribal-State Agreement for your Tribe.

Publication year: 2017

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Capacity Building Center for Tribes.

Description

Learning about the options for accessing IV-E for your tribal community. This guide provides information on the funding requirements to assist in determining if applying for direct Title IV-E funds or pursuing a Tribal-State Agreement might be an option for your Tribe.

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Suggested Citation

Capacity Building Center for Tribes. (2017). Pathways to Tribal title IV-E: Tribal title IV-E options. Children’s Bureau, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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Tribal Title IV-E Frequently Asked Questions

Title IV-E of the Social Security Act (the Act), a federal law, provides partial reimbursement to federally recognized tribes, tribal organizations, or tribal consortia with approved Title IV-E plans. Title IV-E program funding is based on reimbursing a portion of the expenditures the Title IV-E agency incurs on behalf of eligible children. Title IV-E funding is not a block grant and there are no advanced funds. Read the frequently asked questions.

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Tribal IV-E Guide for Tribal Governments and Leaders

This guide intends to share considerations and lessons learned from tribes experienced with Title IV.

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