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Reports are free of charge, and may be downloaded from this page.
Time Limits
 The TANF Time Limit:
Barriers & Outcomes Among Families Reaching the Limit
(November 2007)
Pamela C. Ovwigho, Kathryn Patterson, Catherine E. Born
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This report examines the characteristics and outcomes of families reaching the 60-month time limit, particularly, do they remain on TCA?
and, Do they experience significant barriers to employment?
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The TANF Time Limit:
Comparing Long-term and Other Welfare Leavers (February 2006)
Andrea Hetling, Kathryn W. Patterson, Catherine E. Born
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This report addresses one specific aspect of the need for more information about the time limited population. In short, what happens to individuals who leave welfare after reaching the limit?
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Time’s Up: Relative Disadvantages of Long-term and Short-term Urban Welfare Recipients* (July 2004)
Andrea Hetling, Catherine E. Born, Kirk Tracy
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This study provides Maryland policymakers and program managers with important, previously unavailable, information about our state’s time-limited population by examining the intersection of time limits and the urban concentration of cash assistance cases.
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The TANF Time Limit: Profile of Families at Imminent Risk* (February 2001)
Welfare and Child Support Research and Training Group
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This report, using administrative data and case manager-provided survey data, profiles the characteristics of cases at most immediate risk of reaching the 60-month time limit on federally-financed assistance payments.
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