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Indiana TANF short-term (non-recurrent) benefits named in the state plan: NEST new-parent benefit and Dream Center housing vouchers

Indiana statewide · Checked 2026-10-28

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dependent children in the home; income at or below 250% of poverty for TANF purposes 1-2 services (state plan)

Steps

We don't have step-by-step directions for this yet. Use the official details below.

Is it still open?

Not confirmed yet

Vouchers will be dollar and time limited (Source date: TANF State Plan (effective-date line reads 'January 1, 2023 2026'; income table effective 7/1/2025)) Official source

Official details

What you can get
NEST Project/New Parents Non-Recurrent Short-Term TANF-Funded Benefits Official source
Who can get it
require clients to be at or below the income limit cited (250% of federal poverty guidelines) and to have one or more dependent children under 18 in the home (under 19 if still in school) Official source
What to bring
Not confirmed yet
How to apply
Not confirmed yet
Where to apply
Not confirmed yet
Who decides
As such, funds are not paid directly to the families/clients, but to Community Partners. Official source
How fast they decide
and second, emergency support cannot exceed four months in any 12-month period. Official source
Keep your benefits during an appeal
Not confirmed yet

Sources