Which program is part of cash assistance programs tailored for two-parent families?

The correct choice is TANF, which stands for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. This program specifically provides cash assistance and services to families with children, including two-parent households that meet certain eligibility criteria. TANF aims to promote self-sufficiency through employment and provides time-limited cash benefits to assist families in meeting their basic needs.

TANF is designed to help families transition from welfare to work, supporting them through financial assistance while they pursue employment opportunities. Unlike some other programs, TANF recognizes the unique circumstances of two-parent families and can offer assistance tailored to their needs.

The other options do not directly provide cash assistance to two-parent families in the same manner. RCA (Refugee Cash Assistance) is aimed at assisting refugees, SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) focuses on food assistance, and Medicaid provides health coverage rather than direct financial support for families. Understanding the specific goals and populations served by these programs helps clarify why TANF is the choice that aligns with providing cash assistance to two-parent families.