TANF Applications | State of Missouri: Family Support Division: Shelby County
Eligibility
- Income Guidelines Apply
- Individuals or families with children age 19 years and under
- Must be a Missouri resident and the parent or legal caretaker of a child who is either under age 18 years or the child is attending high school )or equivalent) and is expected to graduate before age 19 years
- Upon approval of TANF, the recipient must participate in employment and training services through the Missouri Work Assistance (MWA) program which helps TANF recipients transition from TANF to a job by helping set goals and get the skills needed to find a job and support the recipient’s family
Required documents
- Photo ID
- Proof of Income
- Proof of Residence
- Social Security Card
Hours
- Mon, Tue, Thu, and Fri - 8:00am to 5:00pm
- Wed - 9:00am to 5:00pm
573-633-2550
Voice·
Main
800-392-1261
Voice·
24 Hour Automated Information Line
To access this service, contact:
Lisa Crow (County Manager)
Languages
English
Application process
Come in to complete an application
Fees
No Fees
Service area
Shelby County in Missouri
Agency providing family support services in Shelby County, Missouri. Services include pap tests, HIV testing, STD screening and treatment, medicare information/counseling, health insurance premium assistance, contraception, generally sexuality/reproductive health education, obstetrics/gynecology, TANF applications and appeals, child care expense assistance, government subsidized prescription drug benefits, medicaid appeals and applications, food stamps/SNAP appeals and applications, medicare enrollment and appeals, case/care management, and child abuse hotlines.
Last Assured
09/04/2025
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United Way of Greater Kansas City 211
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Providing organization
STATE OF MISSOURI FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION SHELBY COUNTY
Agency providing family support services in Shelby County, Missouri. Services include pap tests, HIV testing, STD screening and treatment, medicare information/counseling, health insurance premium assistance, contraception, generally sexuality/reproductive health education, obstetrics/gynecology, TANF applications and appeals, child care expense assistance, government subsidized prescription drug benefits, medicaid appeals and applications, food stamps/SNAP appeals and applications, medicare enrollment and appeals, case/care management, and child abuse hotlines.